Talk:Mamushka/@comment-172.250.171.133-20131101222401

Mamushka sounds 'curiously' like the word Babushka, which in this case is a title for, as I have been told, a  Russian grandmother or that of which female Russians would wear around their neck (a scarf of sorts). I'm assuming Mamushka may refer to a grandfather, aged spirit, or something to the effects of a parody on said Russian grandmother/scarf-wearing woman. Seeing as most of Special Assault Squad: Zombie Assault 3 is based around European/Russian concepts and areas, it is most safe to assume 'Mamushka' is related to some Russian terminology, or just an invented word to sound to the effects of such a thing as a Russian word. Then again, those of militial status are well known for the creation of odd names, acronyms, and phrases for otherwise unexplainable or challenging to explain subjects (i.e. FUBAR). In this case, perhaps the game developers are just using a play on words invented by the aforementioned people of militial status that happens to tie to Russian-related terms and subjects. Just my two cents on the matter. :)