On the upside, the lack of entanglement means that the Giant Squid can assist the slower Epsilon mind controllers (particularly the Epsilon Elite) in seizing control of fast amphibious targets without destroying them in the process, or assist the rest of the Epsilon navy by keeping amphibious nuisances at bay or immobilize enemies for Piranhas and Nautiluses to catch up. However, this weakness is somewhat negated by the lower tier requirement (from Tier 3 to Tier 2), and most importantly, Giant Squids are now capable of attacking Naval Shipyards and ships without revealing themselves. While the role of the Giant Squid remains the same in Mental Omega, the biggest change it received was losing the ability to grapple ships (though their tentacle attacks fulfill a similar purpose since they now immobilize their targets), which makes it possible to kill Giant Squids while they are attacking naval vessels without any special assistance required, aside from the usual submerged detection. Overviewįor a detailed list of changes from the original game, click here. Used for reconnaissance and smashing ships with their tentacles, they are ideal for hunting submerged enemies as they swim deep beneath the waves. Whether through genetic cloning and mind control or by actually training the beasts, Giant Squids make up a special division in Epsilon's naval forces. Only recently have live specimens been discovered.

Legendary among seamen for their size and strength, Giant Squids have been the subject of sea monster stories the world over.

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