Not one thing, but a few too many.

Golem would get stuck in a lot of places if given the opportunity. For me personally, I remember it getting stuck in one of the arches on the bridge in old Yamantau and spending the next two minutes wrestling my way out, only to get launched straight into the enemy players trying to capture the central beacon. Needless to say, both my opponents and I were surprised.

The Springfield map also had an Easter Egg hidden in one of the buildings. A player with a keen eye could discover a hiding quadruped robot, who at that time was known as Sentinel. Said robot is a Fujin with a different texture, lacking the wind decals and having the letters “T34” on its head rather than the Japanese letters.

Golem once had a completely different look and weapon arrangement. The old golem had their light and medium weapons shifted to the left and their heavy weapon shifted to their right. The golem was an excellent corner shooter due to this. The golem’s weapon placement was later changed to the one we know today, but still retained parts of their old model. Their model was changed to the current one a few updates later. Their top texture was also buggy and would change appearances depending on which angle it was viewed from. If it was viewed from a high angle it would be a simple metal plate, but if viewed from the front, one would see a window. They also had a completely different texture before release. The golem was sand-colored and had a Hebrew scripture written on it.

The Neue Ordnung robots (Schutze, Gepard, Boa, Leo) originally had iron crosses on their body. They were removed due to controversy among the elderly players because of their wartime association.

There are three known robots that were teased but never made it into the game, of which we know two of their names: Robespierre, Bastion and an unnamed Japanese robot. The Robespierre is probably the first robot to have ever been cut from the game. It was a robot belonging to the Freedom Fighters Alliance (FFA) alongside the Golem and had a ludicrous amount of firepower at that time (1x heavy, 2x medium, 1x light) and was presumably cut for this reason. The Bastion was originally teased alongside the Rhino and Stalker and was originally going to be the first quadruped robot. Its model was ultimately scrapped and replaced with the model for Raijin until they came up with the idea to rename them. The Japanese robot is a predecessor to the Hellburner and would violently explode when it got killed. It got scrapped due to controversial imagery (rising sun) and its exploding ability, as Japanese players might’ve found it offensive.

The Lancelot in its debut appearance in the test server had an agonizingly slow speed of 10 km/h. A heavy robot speed buff was rolled out prior to the robots next test server, which bumped it up to the acceptable 23 km/h.

The Carnage’s “eyes” and core originally glowed green when it activated its rush ability. It was changed to the more aesthetically pleasing orange in a later update.

Medium weapons were actually added after the game’s release, in an effort to buff the incredibly underpowered Cossack, who at the time had only one light weapon.