Command and Conquer: Generals, released in 2003, is a real-time strategy game built around three factions, including the Global Liberation Army, known as the GLA. Its Worker is the faction's basic builder and resource gatherer, and like other units it has a set of short spoken responses when selected or ordered. This clip is one of those selection lines, numbered eighth in a series of nine, and it has remained in circulation among strategy fans and soundboard users who recognise the unit's voice from matches and campaign missions.
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The GLA Worker from Command and Conquer: Generals says 'I will work' when selected, a short voice line fans use for building, gathering and strategy edits.
This is the eighth selection voice for the GLA Worker in Command and Conquer: Generals, a brief spoken line delivered in a plain, dutiful tone as the unit acknowledges a click. The worker says he will work, with no music or background noise behind the voice, so the phrase lands cleanly and immediately. It sounds like a straightforward order response from a real-time strategy game, direct and unembellished, and it works best as a quick acknowledgement cue, giving a scene a sense of a task being accepted and started without slowing the action down.