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Lily8763cp wrote: I'll quote from the article "The achievement name is a play on "ménage à trois," a French expression for a household arrangement of three lovers or a threesome. "Barrage a trois" means "barrier of three" in French, referencing the three Yeti Imps that Sloth Gargantuars carry."

Though really, because Barrage a Trois is all that matters, we can remove the "threesome" thing...right? You mean we should just say "it references ménage à trois" and not explain what it means? Sure. Also, the phrase does exist in non-sexual connotations as a household arrangement, but everything in life must have a double meaning, amirite?