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It would be cool if there was like Combine Technicians, who would act as flight-crew for aircraft and synths, operators of weapons platforms, and just day to day tasks

It would be cool if there was like Combine Technicians, who would act as flight-crew for aircraft and synths, operators of weapons platforms, and just day to day tasks

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Come to think about It, HL:A actually gave us an explanation of how the Pulse Rifle actually works.

G-Man is definitely not Gordon Freeman from the future. How do I know? Gordon doesn't have a widow's peak.

G-Man is definitely not Gordon Freeman from the future. How do I know? Gordon doesn't have a widow's peak.

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We posted a thread on our social media accounts about our Xen findings in the recently released Net Test 1 build. There's new information about how the Nihilanth battle was before it was replaced with the final version.

So, I have a theory about everything that G-man does in the half-life series, and that is that it's all actually part of his plan to employ Alyx in half-life Alyx let me explain. So, when he gives the crystal to the black mesa scientists which starts the resonance cascade, he does it as a sort of "contest." in order to see who is competent enough to protect Alyx during the events of half-life 2 which is why he spies on characters like Gordon and Corporal Shepard. Both of which he believes to be solid candidates for his protection job. After Gordon defeats the Nihilanth at the end of half-life 1, G-man realizes that Gordon has won and there for employs him. After that G-man reactivates the nuclear warhead that will destroy the black mesa facility, which in turn will alert the combine to come and invade Earth. He does this so that the chain of events can be set up so that Eli will die at the end of episode 2 which he can use as his bargaining point for Alyx. But before that can happe…

What are some of YOUR Half Life fan theories and head canons? They can be serious or non-serious just put them in the comments if you want to. My head canon: Gordon was blasting the Free Bird solo when fighting the HECU and Xen Aliens at the landing pad in Surface Tension.

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The indie horror The Backrooms: Lost Tape has a rather interesting reference to Half-Life, which also affects the plot. In the second episode (which was released on August 29 this year), the plot is focused on the SCP Foundation employee Nikolas, who is looking for his missing brother in the monstrous dimension The Backrooms. As he progresses, the main character will find himself on Level 52 "The School Halls", where he will discover an artifact that is iconic for the first part of Half-Life, also known as the Xen Crystal. As in Half-Life, the Xen Crystal will have quantum teleportation and by connecting the Crystal to the necessary equipment, it will help to move from the level. We can say that the developers of the game quite authentically wove a piece of Half-Life into the events, hinting at the existence of multiverses. It is worth noting that in the game itself, the famous SCP Foundation is engaged in the containment of anomalies right in The Backrooms.

Here's a note confirming that the mineral that would help the protagonist escape Level 52 was the Xen Crystal. Agree, quite an unusual Easter egg for indie developers.

The indie horror The Backrooms: Lost Tape has a rather interesting reference to Half-Life, which also affects the plot. In the second episode (which was released on August 29 this year), the plot is focused on the SCP Foundation employee Nikolas, who is looking for his missing brother in the monstrous dimension The Backrooms. As he progresses, the main character will find himself on Level 52 "The School Halls", where he will discover an artifact that is iconic for the first part of Half-Life, al…

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