Command and Conquer Generals was released in 2003 as a modern warfare real time strategy game with three factions, including the Global Liberation Army. Its Worker became a cult favourite because every order triggered an exaggeratedly submissive or reluctant response, unlike the confident soldiers in other armies. Clips and quotes circulated through forums, LAN gaming culture and later video memes, where the contrast between a grand military command and a barefoot labourer complaining made the faction memorable long after competitive play faded.
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The GLA Worker selection voice line 'What do you want with me?' from Command and Conquer Generals, used in gaming memes and strategy game edits.
This is the second selection response for the GLA Worker in Command and Conquer Generals, the peasant unit players click before sending him to gather supplies or build. In a weary, put upon middle eastern accented voice he asks, What do you want with me, as if already expecting another thankless order. The line lasts just over a second and lands with comic resignation rather than enthusiasm. That tired tone is why it sticks, turning a routine real time strategy click into a small moment of reluctant comedy every time the unit is selected.
