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I agree - this is the story outline for HL2:EP3. If this is close to the truth of the projected story line, it's way too short. It wraps up HL2:EP1 and HL2:EP2
by dddanmar 9y ago
I agree - this is the story outline for HL2:EP3. If this is close to the truth of the projected story line, it's way too short. It wraps up HL2:EP1 and HL2:EP2 nicely but I'm going to be naive and say it's not the end of HL3.
Maybe the best move now is to just move on directly to HL3 and reference part of this released story line as flashbacks.
I can dream, right?
- klondike_ 9y agoValve has basically implied that this is going to be the case, since it's been too long without a release for them to continue the episodic format
- alimbada 9y agoValve don't seem particularly inclined towards the HL franchise and haven't been for a long time. Do you have a source for that claim?
- klondike_ 9y agoCode leaks in updates to some of their newer games reference "hl3": http://www.valvetime.net/threads/minor-half-life-3-reference-found-within-dota-2-workshop-tools.245732/ http://www.valvetime.net/threads/minor-half-life-3-reference... Gabe Newell talks about abandoning the episodic schedule here: https://www.develop-online.net/analysis/the-valve-manifesto/0117024 https://www.develop-online.net/analysis/the-valve-manifesto/...
- dom0 9y ago> Code leaks in updates to some of their newer games reference "hl3" My assumption has been for years that "HL3" is as much a joke inside Valve as it is outside of it. > Gabe Newell talks about This was six years ago.