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Marines and Protective Force Officers rescue a civilian attacked by an alien. Part of a Half Life fan reinterpretation I've worked up.
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We've updated our Community Rules! This includes new rules about personal drama and political content as well as stricter rules about art theft and AI art. We have also redesigned the rules page to make it clearer what isn't allowed, and expanded on some of the previous rules and info. Please take a moment to re-read the full platform rules: community.lambdageneration.com/r… Any feedback is welcome. An excerpt of the new rules: ------------------------- New rule: No drama or pol…
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The Whispering Pines - TF2/Blender Outside the civilized world, in the untouched northwestern forests of North America, not every traveler dares to stop for a rest within these dark coniferous thickets. Due to disturbing legends from hereditary loggers who lived on these lands with their families for centuries, over the years this region has developed a not so clean reputation. Starting from urban tales about the “ritual burials of sectarians” and ending with folk tales from local residents abo…
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gordon freeman with a cat :)
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I'm so excited to announce to you all, The Source Engine Blender Collection! An archive of EIGHT of Valve's Source Engine games with their models, materials and maps all ported to Blender in the highest quality possible. I have stuffed this thing like a thanksgiving turkey with tons of features, so I absolutely recommend reading the guide on this. But here's the rundown: What's included? - ~40 GiB of content - 90,000+ Models and materials from games, including ones embedded into maps - Asset …
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I've seen recently that Helldivers fans are complaining about creating a PSN Account Talking about this horrendous tragedy, here's a little fun fact: technically, the first ever videogame to ask you for an account in order to play it was Half-Life 2, because when it released for PC back in 2004, you were required to make a Steam account even if you bought it on Disk
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