Half-Life: Alyx - 11 - Point Extraction [Hard]
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- Chapter 11: Point Extraction
Alyx Vance enters the Vault with the intent of rescuing Gordon Freeman, only to find herself faced with indescribable phenomena and a mysterious, enigmatic entity in the final chapter of Half-Life: Alyx.
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Notes:
- There is no loot in this chapter, so I didn't bother opening most of the drawers/closets
- Throwing the lightning and grenades at Combine is actually harder than it looks, my controllers didn't really do a great job of tracking my hand movements, which is why I opted for the "Iron Man hand cannon" approach
Trivia:
- The chapter title is a reference to HL2's first chapter, "Point Insertion"
- Voicelines throughout the game from various characters (Russell, Eli, Brain-damaged vort) can be heard during this chapter, just like in HL1 just before Gordon takes the final portal to Nihilanth
- The ruins of the parking garage from where Alyx was beamed up can be seen at 0:15, which indicates that Alyx is actually upside down relative to the ground
- The citizens encountered in this chapter, such as at 1:39, seem to be frozen in different points of time, as they are dressed in the classic HL2 citizen garb
- The structure that houses the G-man at 2:23 greatly resembles a virus
- This might be a reach but I always thought the kitchen sequence at 5:14 is a homage to the film Poltergeist (1982)
- The ability of the Gravity Gloves to become supercharged and capable of throwing Vortigaunt lightning is a neat callback to HL2's final chapters where the Gravity Gun also became supercharged (10:06)
- The HEV Suit Charger sound from previous games can be heard at 13:30
- It becomes very clear at 13:47 that the individual in the prison is not Gordon Freeman
- The machinery at 13:53 channels Vortigaunt energy into the prison to contain the G-man. In HL2:EP1, it was shown that Vortigaunts were the only ones capable of interfering with G-man
- A dead Combine Advisor can be seen outside the prison at 14:03. It is unknown how it was killed
- The G-man is once again voiced by Micheal Shapiro, who has done every single G-man sequence since HL1
- G-man answers Alyx's inquiry as to who he is with "Perhaps what I am" as opposed to "who I am" (15:30)
- The location at 15:44 is unknown, it does not really resemble Xen
- The G-man seems to "split" into several different duplicates of himself at 15:51, referencing his ability to travel across time
- The ending of Half-Life 2: Episode 2 is shown at 16:53. Half-Life: Alyx essentially retcons this ending through G-man's manipulation
- Small sections of HL2: EP2s ending song, "Dark Interval", plays at 16:53
- The first time an Advisor is directly killed by the player at 17:46
- At 17:58, Eli looks confused after being rescued not only because he literally came back from the dead, but also because Alyx has disappeared at that point in time
- At 18:24, G-man states that Gordon has been "unable, or unwilling" to perform to G-man's expectations. This is a reference to the start of HL2:EP1, where the Vortigaunts freed Gordon from the G-man's control. However, it might also indicate that the "bad" ending of HL1 was canon, as Gordon actively refuses G-man's offer in that ending
- The animation of Gordon picking up his glasses at 18:35 is actually truncated. A full animation exists in the game files of him waking up after getting knocked down by the Advisor and getting up before donning his glasses
- If one is to view Gordon's model in the game files, it can be seen that his HEV suit has sustained major damage throughout his journey
- The signature HEV suit voice is heard at 21:30
- The title of the game fades away so that the "y" fades last, revealing that it is an inverted lambda symbol
- The hangar bay from the end of HL2:EP2 is seen at 21:47, fully realized in Source 2
- At 21:49, Eli exclaims "Son of a bitch and his 'unforeseen consequences'", which is both a reference to HL1's third chapter title and a reference to the words that G-man told Alyx to pass on to him in HL2:EP2
- The return of Dog at 21:55
- The sound of a Combine Energy Ball can be heard as Dog holds Gordon's crowbar (22:03)
- The first and only G-man appearance outside of the ending at 22:13. Interestingly, also the first time he appears in this fashion without a suitcase in hand, and shown to visibly fade away after walking away
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Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who has watched any of my videos for this playthrough. As always the support is very much appreciated. Hopefully I was able to present the game in a cinematic and engrossing manner, especially for those who aren't able to play the game.
so glad to watch this piece of art man , keep going :D ( waiting for half life 2 episodes )
No problem. I'm looking forward to the episodes as well :)
@@Sexy_Nutella I loved every moment of your gameplay, the hand gestures are a very nice detail! You really are the closest to BigMac Davis love for detail. I wish I had found you sooner.
I find it very interesting how they added new lore with this, like the different types of soldiers. Just makes it more interesting/wondering how it comes they changed to fewer and simpler types 5 years later. And PIty you don't fight the CPs and see Citizens only briefly. The latter, it's nice to see the more interactive like driving on bicycles, cleaning streets, etc. I say that as I worked on a Half-life fanfic back in 2015/16. Half-life Alyx messed up the headcanon of it, but that's of no issue.
@@jessiegunther1079 Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad I've made an enjoyable series for you :)
Honestly I think most of the new/changed lore is for gameplay purposes. I'm sure there's legitimate justification for it though
@@Sexy_Nutella You're welcome! Though, one thing I noticed, you ever triggered that chat about the internet?
And thee fanfic, sorry, old habit. But the head canon, it's basically a combine soldier able to remover his helmet/mask, the head just looking like the one found on the moitor in progress of getting dressed.
Funny though, while being one of my first with no experience, it was very well received in likes
They _completely_ nailed G-Man this time around.
In HL1, they didn't have the tech for advanced face posing, so he was little more than a face texture with his Banjo-Kazooie mouth flapping around.
HL2 G-Man, in my opinion, looked a little psychotic and expressionless for too much screen time. He looked less like a shady puppet master and more like a bossy junkie.
But now? G-Man _bleeds_ with character. His defined, evil grins demand your respect. Instead of standing still in his monologue, he slowly walks circles around you, teleporting; breaking the laws of physics; forcing you to train your attention on his movement.
Props to Valve, once again. They really knocked it out of the park this time.
I agree. HL2's G-man always looked a little...off (though it did definitely help with how alien he was implied to be). Alyx's G-man is 100% sinister in his mannerisms and movements. The way he circles around the player is as if he's a shark closing in on his prey.
Mike Shapiro took his G-man acting to whole new level. It feels like the more we pass through games, the stronger G-Man gets, or at least the more actions he decides to take on his own consequences. Mike completely killed it this time, better than it was in any other HL. He defined this character as we know today and I cannot think anyone else that could have voiced him better than Mike himself. Also I super appreciate him for willing to come back into this universe and especially this character after all this time... Other voice actors didn't stuck around too much but he was definitely down when Valve gave him the call.
Now my question is... Where will HL3 take place? We can assume that it still going to be on the Borealis even tho Valve pretty much cancelled Marc Laidlaw's plans... I still think G-Man has interest with the technology that Aperture Science threw on that boat... Having an entire boat just disappearing one day from its docking station is whole new level of teleportation, and the Combines definitely want to get their hands on it. Then again Valve pretty much confirmed in the aftercredits that they sort of forgot about Laidlaw's writing and they are now working on their very own story. This game opened so many more theories on it and I love it.
HL 2 gman looked incredible for 2004.. I doubt you were saying it looked off back then
G-Man: “We have struggled to find a suitable replacement.”
Adrian Shepard: *Am I a joke to you?*
Poor Shepard. Hope they bring him back at some point.
I think he's more of a "But I might need him later" asset.
17:34 The advisor just saw you. He looks right at you. To him, you just popped into existence out of nowhere.
I love how the Combine are by this point terrified of Alyx, sending that many soldiers to take her down and some of them basically running at her approach.
Also the detail in G-Man's speech, such as him turning greyscaled when he says 'inflexible' and splitting off whenever mentioning possibilities (as if checking what would actually happen) is absolutely amazing. I particularly like how the Adviser looks at Alyx just before being frozen to be killed, as if it can see her, even though she's not supposed to be visible to that timeline.
perhaps all those aliens and their realities are beyond our understanding of monkey brains.
@@tychusenfieldlarsson206 accurate
16:18 Was genius time travel a lot of people missed.
It's as if the 1st self went to ask his employers and the 2nd self returned with the answers as the 1st self disappeared.
Yeah, my thoughts too. G-man basically materializes across different timelines to "test" or see what other options might pan out
@@Sexy_Nutella at least he genuinely tried to see what would happen. He's very much polite.
One of my favourite parts about being in the Vault is that even the liquid in the bottles obeys the warped gravity of whatever room you’re in.
Woah, that's cool. Didn't know about that!
Hah, Point Insertion and Point Extraction
Totally forgot to include that interesting note in the description!
Point Extraction from HL Alyx led to Point Insertion in HL2.
Thought that sounded familiar but couldn't put my finger on it!
Perfect angles at the ending, didn't know that gman walks away and dissapears in thin air.
The crowbar is so tempting! I'd wager most people went straight to grab it
I am so glad you imitated Gordon's crowbar idle animation
You're the first person who caught that! :)
So we gonna get a Half Life 3 now. Finaly. After the timeline has been ... adjusted.
I love how all those memes about G-man's briefcase holding HL3 is now somewhat true
@@Sexy_Nutella i want HL3 now as bad as I want a VR headset.
Poor Alyx got roped right into G-Man's schemes without even knowing.
I'm really curious to see where Valve takes the story from here. I have a feeling we haven't seen why Alyx is so important yet. She's done some pretty impressive things, sure, but nothing that really sets her apart from Gordon, Adrian Shephard, Barney etc. But both the G-Man and the Vortigaunts see her as being INCREDIBLY important and have put a lot of effort into protecting her. I think she must have some serious potential that we haven't seen yet.
I think G-man is impressed with her as she seems just as capable as the other characters you mentioned, while lacking the armour and arsenal that the "big three" has. Perhaps he's fond of her prowess in overwhelming odds, and thinks she'll be a more than capable replacement for Freeman. That being said the G-man already had expressed interest in her when she was a kid in Black Mesa, so perhaps there is something with her beyond just her physical capabilities.
I think that Alyx’s mind will be put in freeman’s body. And that’s why Gordon can’t talk
This was, in my personal opinion, the best Half-Life Alyx let's play I have ever seen, good job mate!
Edit:But really now you combine Bolloxed style no commentary with BigMacDavis style movement , together they really make some rock solid gameplay.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed :)
Yeah, compared to other one when they completly miss GMAN expression when he's saying "inflexible" by not looking at him at all, good job!
The soundscape work in this chapter is incredible. The humming of the vort energy as it ebbs and flows is almost musical but unnerving and mournful, the snatches of conversation and music that are almost comprehensible, but then twist and warp.... It makes the whole chapter feel very alien.
Agreed. I love how the sound of the Vort energy going to the G-man's cell can be heard as early as Chapter 4 in the game.
Something I just noticed after watching through this game again is that all the ashtrays being pulled to the door at 9:00 could be a nod to G-Man's line at the beginning of HL2, "Wake up and.. Smell the ashesss..."
Could indeed be a reference!
I can't believe I made it this long without getting the ending spoiled for me. Thanks for the playthrough SN. Really well done
Must have been tough to wait for my slow uploads, but I'm glad that you enjoyed this, and had a great first-time experience with the story! :)
10:06 i like how that grunt is scared and cant shoot, makes him look human enough
That's an interesting thought. I thought it was just because there was a door there that was sealed.
There was a door in the way. The moment the door opens, the grunt opens fire.
That's exactly how it's meant to be played. Most people are so "programmed" to competitively achieve the objective that they miss the purpose of this section, which is to enjoy the section itself. Maybe a lesson about life in this?
Half Life games have always had great environmental storytelling, for those who do take their time to explore. Part of what makes these my favorite series of games
That was an amazing playthrough. It felt like a movie the way you acted through it, so thank you! :D
Also, I like to think, that at 16:19 he actually went to see what happens, when you do that "nudge". :)
No problem, glad you enjoyed my acting xD
I agree, I think that was why G-man "phased" away
You know, I always wondered how powerful G-Man was. At first I thought he could only see the future. Knowing that saving Alyx from Black Mesa would benefit him later at White Forest. But looking at it here. I wonder if G-Man saw that there would be no way to get out of the Vault unless Alyx was a variable. Or if something happens after Episode 2 with Eli’s death created a nudge that was out of his control. And taking Alyx corrected that nudge.
From what I understand, Gordon Freeman has outlived his use to the G-man - the Vorts interfered with the G-man's plans for him back in EP1, so he sought out his "ace in the hole" - Alyx (recall that the G-man saved Alyx during the Black Mesa Incident). I don't think the G-man was worried at all about being captured, I think he was confident Alyx would be able to break him free - the events of the game and the vault serves as a test so that the G-man can prove to his employers that she is indeed a worthy replacement to Gordon Freeman, for whatever plans they had with him originally.
@@Sexy_Nutella The deciding factor was Gordon failing to save Eli from the advisors at the end of Episode 2. Eli is a mission-critical asset for the G-Man and his crew, whatever that may be. They needed to correct Eli's loss, but that required a new hire at a different time period.
SUBJECT: Gordon Freeman
STATUS: Terminated
REASON: Failed to preserve mission-critical resources
COMMENCING SEARCH FOR REPLACEMENT...
@@theholygamer969 I don't think it's Gordon's fault, unfortunately. Unfortunately for G Man, I suspect that the Advisors proved to be much more dangerous to humans and Vortigaunts, and to destroy the like, he had to take Alyx as another trump card. I do not think that he is not in vain when he says about Alix's first desire that "it's too much." I think he can do it. But the Harvester will stay and simply return at one fine moment or transfer forces in other places. It is not without reason that he says that his "Employers" are unhappy with the fact that the fate of the worlds is "inflexible". I suspect what he means about Combines in general. He first asks what she wants (knowing what it will be), but lures her into a more attractive offer. Given the draft script for Episode 3 of Half Life, I suspect that G Man is operating in other places at the same time, intending step by step to pave the way for the complete destruction of the Alliance, or at least the system in which it will no longer be able to exist and expand (We do not know his plans " employers"). Why do I think so? Because he did the same thing to Earth as he did to Alix. Lured the Combines to an invasion-prepared Earth. Helped organize an uprising on Earth with the help of Gordon and, I think, planned to organize a second invasion of Earth with incomprehensible further plans for this.
Thank you so much for this walkthrough. Was fun watching someone who knew what to do play and playing without all the wonky camera settings. Bonus points for having subtitles enabled.
No worries, glad you liked the series! When I was growing up I had trouble understanding dialogue in movies without subtitles, so enabling them in all games I play is something that I naturally do.
@@Sexy_Nutella I got some hearing issues so I keep mishearing what people are saying, so I have subtitles enabled at every chance I get.
@@Se05239 yeah, my hearing isn't good either so subs really help!
22:15 dude... same creepy feeling again
I was so excited when I saw that. Definitely a nod to veteran Half-Life fans :)
13:40 that song its amazing, perfect fit for gman, sounded like part of the vault but it's actually some really distorted cellos, song name: Vault Field
Yeah, it's equally trippy, creepy, and mesmerizing at the same time. I loved the soundtrack in this chapter of the game.
That sound from the vault! I love it!
Yeah, the Vault's sound design in this game is great. Properly otherworldly and imposing.
is it just me, or does the prison resemble Nihilanth's chamber and the prison cell's silhouette, Nihilanth?
I can see how it looks like its head and torso. Interesting thought!
It looks like a Bacteriophage to me
The g-man is a virus to the combine confirmed!
I remember MatPat of Game Theory hypothesized in a video that the G-Man might in fact be a Nihilanth himself.
I think the Advisor that was seen dead at 14:03 was tasked with directly overseeing Gman's incarceration, and possibly to ensure he gets shipped off world. Although I think it might have been distracted when the Vault crashed and a surge of energy from the containment systems might've killed it in the process.
And I wonder why there weren't any Ordinals inside the Vault considering they are higher rank than Suppressors and Chargers? Would've made sense if they were in there since there was an Advisor present.
Now that you mention it, I don't see any Ordinals either! That advisor does beg a lot of questions and theories. I'm also of the mind that it died trying to contain the G-man. Others have also said, since G-man can traverse through time, that advisor might be the one that Alyx kills later on to save Eli.
good camera work, thank you
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your playthrough, it was great! My take on the ending is that G-man really disliked Freeman being separated and supposedly protected from him by Vortigaunts so he decided: "fine then, I'll find other ways to meet my ends". He allowed Freeman to do what he's supposed to right to the end of Episode 2, probably arranged for these two advisors to be just in the right place and time for the killing and for Dog not to be there, instantly got back 5 years in the past and allowed Combine to trap him, tested Alyx and, satisfied with the results, took her in the future to prevent the event he staged in the first place, then send 19 yo Alyx back in the past while making sure no one remembers the events of HL Alyx and took 24 yo Alyx for his purposes, hence Eli's comment.
That's what I think happened as well. No way G-man was forcibly captured, he looked way too unbothered for that
what is fascinating is how the combine posses technology that can warp their universe's physics completely. They can even trap the G-MAN ffs
True, they managed to figure out that the Vorts can keep him contained and built that elaborate structure around him.
Props to this dude's hand acting, they add a lot of character to these let's plays.
I was 90% sure it was the Combine Energy Ball sound, thank you for confirming my suspicions haha! One of the best let's plays as always!
Thanks, as always :) yeah that sound really bugged me, I was like "where did I hear that before"
Gman had Gordon kill Nihilanth and set the Vortigaunt free.
Vortigaunt are able to pause(if not stop) Gman from putting Gordon into stasis.
Gman is also responsible for bringing the Combine to Earth. (outcome of resonance cascade)
And he also had Gordon to destroy the Citadel. Which had created a signal (superportalstorm) to lure Combine in again. They use this to communicate, as if it's a signalfire through endless universe.
Combine had defeated the Earth, drained its resources, turned the whole world into unhabitable wasteland, enslaved the humanity and suddenly retreated back into their Overworld after putting a puppet in charge. There MUST be a greater threat somewhere in their own reality, much bigger than what they had seen in the earth.
Gman tells Alyx that it is a big ask to take the Combine off Earth. Not that it's employers intention, but they are unable to do so.
Because the Gman and its employers are in war with the Combine but the war is much beyond the human understanding even though how humans are advanced in science, portals and stuff. (We are considered monkeys, apes, compared to such alien beings who can dominate time, space and dimension, our only plan to close portals is sending satellite rockets lol.)
Again, Gman and his employers are in millenia old war with the Combine and that's why they lure them into several places as a distraction. When they lose a battle, they change realities of lesser races, when the Combine are distracted, the Gman strike from elsewhere. Combine are not apex predators of the whole universe food chain as we think and what I understand is, they are easily lured by any teleportation activity. Not because they are interested in, but because their enemies use it to emit massive signals through universe. (The borderworld Xen is in our employers control for the time being and we can use it as a weapon of war as much as we want, thanks to you.)
Considering how a single Gman managed to reduce the whole Earth into ruin, imagine how many of them do exist to become a serious pain in the ass for Combine to deal with.
Now that we know the Gman can use anyone as a weapon against the Combine, he uses dirty tactics who has no ethics, he doesn't even afraid of becoming prisoner(according to their plan), he might also manipulated Nihilanth's race to rebellion against the Combine aswell, which it might telling Freeman that "He will deceive you. As he has deceived me."
Scientists in Lambda Core knew something was keeping the portal open on the other side, and told Freeman to kill it. He found the superbeing Nihilanth, killing him did not close the portal on the Earth side, but causing it to burst into massive rift, which caused the Combine attention. Such an interesting energy could only be coming from a familiar being, which they have been hunting for a long time.
You had me interested until you introduced the nihilistic filth rot of naturalistic evolutionism by referring to humans... "We are considered monkeys, apes," ... Advancement and transcendence is not beyond the grasp from humanity. We just have not advanced enough or had the time to reach their level. We are far from our zenith by any measure. We are only held back (in the real world) by 2 things:
1) Cultural and moral *decadence* (which destroys the sacred transcendent value of humanity by reductionary relativism. Which ALWAYS appears at the end of great empires).
2) Pathological and self serving "Elites" that are will to sacrifice anything and anyone to raise their position. And there's alone (like Wallace Breen).
I made my way here from a Soup Emporium video featuring gameplay footage from this channel. He is absolutely correct. It is criminal that this channel does not have many more subscribers then it currently does. I know it isn't much, but I am now subscribed and will be binge watching.
I appreciate the support! Hope you enjoy the other series I've uploaded and any upcoming content I'll be making :)
5:18 "open your eyes honey"
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Great quality on your videos!
When I played it I did not realize the Gman was watching during the post credits scene. Thanks for showing that.
No problem. I actually caught that the first time because I was just trying to take the entire hangar bay all in before I grabbed the crowbar. Freaked out when I saw him in the corner.
I've noticed that there are *vague voices* of people form the future and back Father Grigori, Kleiner, The Scientist who said "Shutting down... Shutting down, it's..it's not shutting down Ahhhhhhhhhh!" (Barney?), (Possibly Dr Rosenberg) and Wallace Breen
Yeah, I could hear them too, though I believe they are all from characters in HL:A only? I may be mistaken
Rosenberg and the scientist saying that quote were from half life and it's expansions
Alex probably witness the whole thing through Gordons eyes when her father dies
I recall Mike Morasky's multiple musical chatters in the Developer Commentary mode and I could tell that although he manages to fundamentally capture the sound of the franchise, he also deliberately makes sure that the intricacies in his music is different from Kelly Bailey's. While that may be disappointing at first (and TBF I still lament how he doesn't utilize silence so much in HLA), that musical distinction actually is one of the strongest tools to ensure that we completely understand that this may be an HL game, but in the shoes of our hacker gurl.
It also is why we get the feeling of "WAAAAAIT A MINUTE, SHOULDN'T WE STAY LONGER?" the moment "Ending Triumph" abruptly transitions from his style to what is obviously a sort-of homage to "Triage at Dawn" by means of the guitar riffs and that notable chord progression. And so, voila--we stayed, and God knows that the HL community created a space ocean of happy tears right then and there, while being in the suit of our science boi again.
There is also something I'd like to emphasize about that very title that I absolutely love: It doesn't tie in to the story at all. The ending of HLA sucks in a narrative standpoint--Alyx, the second HL character we empathize with the most, is trapped into stasis, and then the credits fly in. The post-credits is, by all intents and purposes, a cliffhanger but in another form.
Rather, it references the entire meta, us the community, and the HL team. We kept waiting for anything HL. The devs couldn't finish a full-fledged game that they have been fully dedicated to. The series was in a standstill. But with that HLA end, the struggle ended in an overall triumph. Our confidence for the franchise is back, the devs are not afraid of HL anymore, and the series goes on just as we all do.
Okay, I still can't shut up, so here's more.
I'm excited for how they'll proceed with the story, and I have this feeling that they'll push for a bittersweet yet satisfactory ending instead of the completely Lovecraftian route that Epistle 3 went for. It will be a complicated journey though, especially now that our key characters acknowledge that G-Man is yet another force we must overcome, other than the possible retaliation of the Combine.
My wish still stands that the Tau Cannon and Gluon Gun better come back, plus whatever additional sci-fi guns the devs can possible think of.
And a Dyson Sphere, too! Of course to eliminate the potential Takotsubo, they could make the sphere destroyable by some sci-fi weapon hehe, but I JUST need to see it. Just as White Forest was pushing the limits of Source, the Dyson Sphere might just be what pushes the limits of Source 2, since it is going to be a big-ass and intricate megastructure that cost trillions of years to create.
Also, IIRC Valve intends to make a few more HL spinoffs, and honestly IDM at all. In a narrative standpoint it enables an expansion of the lore we all love, and in a marketing perspective it allows more community discussion and yet another generation of HL diehards--just before the most anticipated home stretch.
Lastly, I wonder what revolutionary conjunct HL3 will potentially bring. HL1 brought with it a new approach to FPS. HL2 + EPs brought with them a physics-centered engine. HLA brought with it that VR doesn't have to solely be just gimmicks and for the few. How about HL3? A Valve employee already said that it won't be in VR, so will it bring GabeN's intent of brain interfacing to the market instead? Or will it, instead of going out of the box a fourth time, be a game that caters to all the three boxes (i.e., being compatible in ALL gaming mediums as of date)--something that I think not a single franchise has ever done still? I mean I don't mind another brand new breakthrough, but the latter will also make sense--after all, HL3 will be a culmination for everyone involved, in-game and beyond.
Okay, to end this chatter, thanks once again for the gameplays! Your playstyle is just the best way to experience this series--only second to a firsthand one, of course. :D
I do wonder how they're going to pull off HL3, if it indeed will be related to the brain-interfacing chat Gabe had a while back. Though I don't mind a traditional flat screen sequel at all. That being said HL: Alyx has ruined all other VR games for me and I'd be very excited if they did make HL3 VR only, as Valve can only further innovate from here!
@@Sexy_Nutella SVLR hoho. Time to reply to your replies. Replyception. :^
A VR-only HL3 is a cool option, but considering that the HL franchise has been used as conjunct with gaming revolutions, and that HLAlyx did the job for VR (not totally, unfortunately, but that's not a surprise due to current circumstances), it might be received less favorably vs. its predecessors. To kickstart a new breakthrough in gaming is a loooooot of plus points for both players and critics alike, after all.
Can't deny though that post-Alyx VR times are rougher than expected, and it might take a longer time before VR stops being a niche and becomes a little more mainstream and super widespread. And we sort of know the primary culprit. *cough* *cough*
Timestamps for the soundtrack files
These are my guesses... they may or may not be 100% accurate lol
0:01 vault_gravity_beam
0:35 vault_hallway1
0:37 vault_hallway1_2
0:38 vault_pulse
2:21 vault_inner1_base
3:34 a5_vault_sideways_piano
5:13 (?) Not sure what file this is.
6:05 vault_hallway2
7:19 vault_mirror1
7:23 vault_mirror1_2
8:03 vault_mirror_room
Note: My guess is that somewhere around 8:42, the vault_kitchen* files are supposed to play. Maybe they didn't get a chance to because of the ash tray?
8:47 vault_ashtray
9:17 vault_suction
10:23 a5_vault_combat1
11:10 a5_vault_combat2
11:23 (?) Not sure what file this is.
11:23 vault_warp_a2_01
12:17 vault_warp_a2_02
12:17 a5_vault_combat4
13:40 hlvr_a5_vault_field
14:45 hlvr_a5_vault_field_end
14:59 a5_ending_intro
16:46 a5_ending_white_xfer
17:51 a5_ending_triumph (left column at 20:08) Mike Morasky! 🤟🥳👏👏👍
Thanks for all your efforts on the timestamps on this series! Ending Triumph is my favourite song in the OST :)
@@Sexy_Nutella Thanks! I've been compiling the raw soundtrack files into an album for my personal listening. And I was trying to get the chronological order correct. I started on Bolloxed's walkthrough, but I decided to switch to yours because it was easier to digest the bite-sized episodes. And I'm glad I did. This walkthrough it something special. Bolloxed broke the illusion a ton... bad pacing, pretending to kiss xombies 🤢 etc. But you showed us the story and put forth an effort to present it through Alyx's eyes, mind, and heart. Thank you so much!
I don't have a way to play the game right now, because for some unknown, reason our (powerful) PC cannot run it at a playable frame rate. But I got to play through it a few times earlier this year when it was working, and I'm glad for that.
The ending still makes me uneasy... precious Alyx being held hostage by the Gman. I look forward to Half-Life 2.5. And one question I still don't know the answer to is... if Alyx was extracted from the Half-Life timeline at the end of HL2 ep 2, what happened to the Half-Life: Alyx timeline after she opened the vault?
But anyways, thank you so much for this contribution to the Half-Life community. I hope it receives the appreciation it richly deserves.
P.S. After I made the timestamps, I discovered the "soundevents" folder in the game files. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️😅😂 I actually found lots of helpful information, and I think my timestamps could use some revision. But my brain is tuckered out haha.
And thus the stage is set for the story continue. A third chapter in this, saga of you will
Let's just hope it's not another 15 year wait or however long it was
@@Sexy_Nutella It'll be whenever there's a chance to make another breakthrough. probably more than 15....
Oh my god, that acting, you can really try yourself as motion capture actor :D Best walkthrough I've watched. I hope you'll do BM definitive edition full walkthrough.
I will be ;)
Oh my god, I didn't even KNOW the G-Man was still watching us when we transfer over to Gordon~!!!!
Super cool seeing him standing there for the first time :)
9:00 best soundtrack
That song puts me on edge everytime due to how warped it sounds. Perfect theme for the G-man
Notice how Gordon has to be woken up in the aftercredits, if you’ve played episode 2 he was never knocked out
This definitely means for Half Life 3 we will be talking to the Gman first and Alyx may be a part of the conversation
I think he could have passed out at the end of EP2 when the screen faded to black
@@Sexy_Nutella he did get slammed against the wall and probably sustained head trauma as a result. His HEV suit does look worn down and damaged if you get a more detailed look at his character model when it is shown in some S2FM videos.
I am going to send the G-man's employers a (polite) yet strongly worded e-mail regarding their overarching agenda LOL Phenomenal gameplay, the score at the end was beautiful, and once again: the G-man pulls a fast one on literally everybody. Welcome to the company, Alyx.
Loved how this ending managed to subvert all my expectations of a tie-in to HL2 and instead retconned the entire ending of EP2. Incredible.
@@Sexy_Nutella I couldn't agree more.
the spacetime prison disturbs the gravitational field around it
Anyone else notice that the "flashes" that happen intermittently are the same colors as the ASHPD portals?
Eh? Some other VFX, including bullet impact sparks use the same colours. Pretty sure this is just a stylistic choice.
Anyone else notice that the cell Gman is being held in looks like a classic virus?
Looks like a Bacteriophage. Which, incidentally, is a virus.
@@astronautical1060 right I'm wondering of that was intentional.
The combine is the bacteria, and the g-man is the bacteriophage. Humanity just happened to be in the wrong place at the right time and got caught up in between their endless war.
@@RingingResonance the right man in the wrong place can make all the di-ffer-ence in the world...
@@booman727 I read that in Skeletor's voice.
This level's map is what I now call Gaben's Madness
"If you weren't already, you are NOW FU-"
Brilliantly done playthrough! Pretty much perfect (and it's not easy to keep a steady head during VR-play). I almost thought you missed G-Man in the post-credits scene during Eli's "son of a bitch and his unforeseen consequences!", but then you glanced there to show him eerily walk away as Eli tells you "we've got work to do!"...beautifully-timed...it shows the viewer that G-Man is still orchestrating things even if Eli in that emotional moment can't see it.
I played Alyx spoiler-free on the Rift S...incredible experience. Watching your steady clever playthrough is like rewatching a favourite movie.
Thanks, glad you liked it! Definitely tried to make the camera movements as smooth as possible and capture all the important sequences in each map.
I know I'm years late, but I just love the way you put your act into characters when you play games. Long ago I used to watch you play Half-Life 2 and the Episodes, I had a fun time watching. I'm just amazed and impressed with you, being able to bring a joy just by playing and it's definitely different from others gameplay. Subsrcibed!
(also I really like when you showed stuff that usual players wont even take a look or notice, like G-Man at the hangar there, people usually would just take the crowbar without looking.)
I suppose it could be assumed that Freeman, now an unwilling, useless puppet, is cast away to the ranks of the other “non employees” (i.e. not Alyx Vance), and either assumes a regular role as anyone else-fighting the Combine incursion on earth- or is to remain the main ‘protagonist’ in following games, trying to-as the G-man hinted at- fighting against the interests of G-mans ‘employers’, and by default (now), Ms. Vance.
Great camera work! How do you achieve such a smooth 360 degrees head movement? I keep getting my feet tangled in my Index cable...
It's a combination of turning my head and using the smooth turn option in the settings. If I just need to shift my view a little bit I move my head, but for big movements I use the thumbstick on my controller and depress it slightly so it's a smooth and slow turn.
After the events of Alyx, I came to wonder if the Resistence ever needed Gordon in the first place when Alyx seems just as capable. I guess that's the point with her becoming Freeman's substitute for G-Man.
It seems like that's what G-man's going for. Though I do think Freeman's more "tanky" than Alyx is due to his HEV suit
@@Sexy_Nutella I think it more so comes down to Valve trying to capitalize on Half-Life by making more games in the series with other playable characters. Alyx may be the VR-specific protagonist. But it really feels like minority pandering. To be completely honest. Everything these days has to be female-dominated, gender-swapped, or there always has to be a female option. What are they going to do next, make a male Samus? Like wtf. Everybody but Nintendo has lost respect from me.
@@av3nger3 I think you're overthinking it completely.
Valve games have had strong female characters for over a decade now.
Portal: Chell
Left 4 Dead: Zoey (I guess Rochelle as well, but Zoey blows her out of competition)
Team Fortress: Administrator (the most powerful person on Earth)
and of course, Alyx in Half-Life.
To say that valve went for minority pandering with Alyx is completely ridiculous - we've all seen what she's capable of in Half-Life 2 and its episodes. She's not a mary sue, she's a strong character who's been set up to be a powerful person 20 years ago.
@@wurlmon5191 And your reply is exactly why G-Man didn't need to test her by literally retconning the HL2 episodes. I'm pretty sure I made the point that Alyx was already a strong character that didn't need further testing. It is completely redundant for G-Man to magically gain the ability to travel through time, rather than simply momentarily stopping or slowing it, sending Alyx back to an alternate 2019--let's say--just to somehow reconfirm what he already knows. Her harsh life and survival growing up wasn't enough? WTF? It's a simple way for VALVe to alter the story that Marc Laidlaw wrote, a man who was more than a colleague, especially in the Half-Life 1 days.
It is certainly no opinion that this logically, undeniably cheapens the story. G-Man becomes some deus ex machina character now who can un-fuck whatever mess VALVe deems they've put themselves into. Let's hope they don't do it again.
why tf is no one talking about the perfection that is the music score in this chapter. specifically these parts: 6:04 and 8:45
Love the score. It sounds so WARPED, perfect for the G-man
@@Sexy_Nutella I totally agree! From a musical composition view, this score is written perfectly for where it is placed in the game. It perfectly captures the initial confusion Alyx experiences when she first meets the gman and how slowly but also quickly she realizes what's actually happening. This is seen in how the strings start completely out of unison and then eventually come together in this tense haunting melody. I also find it extremely brilliant and interesting how the composer decided to use strings for this section to show how unusual and alien the area is, since the soundtrack for the game up to this point is techno music. Brilliant writing on the composers part!
I loved your analysis. I don't have a musical background but I appreciated how you illustrated the work that was put into it :)
@@Sexy_Nutella Thank you! Glad i could help :)
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Appreciate it! Thanks :)
@@Sexy_Nutella No problem!
9:00 this part of the game actually gives me Braid the Game vibe, an indie 2d game which you come to the end of the game trying to save the princess which was kidnapped by an evil presence. Everything is reversed and twisted, key control, the athmosphere, environment and the soundtrack. You realize the Princess wasn't kidnapped, she just ran away from you. Also the game "begins" with a tutorial and jumps to the Chapter 2, and in the endgame you just realize you're in Chapter 1, beginning of all, in a time machine where you are stuck in a loop, unable to reverse your mistake. And it ends where you begin.
I remember playing that game back in the day. Loved it and the "twist" at the end.
10:06 Tell me if I'm right -- since you play through these kind of in-character, it looks like you have Alyx "discover" the zappy ability by putting her hands up to the soldier and then seeing the electricity arc?
Absolutely. The little arc of electricity followed by her extending her hands to the orbs is all intentional
So...this only adds more confusion to the way time and space work for the G_man and this series...but that was AWESOME! I loved it! even though i'm confused and perplexed beyond words...I loved it! I still don't know why he was upset and decided Gordon wasn't doing good enough though...cannonically Gordan has done..I think everyone he was expected to do so far? at least...I..think so? hrm. I've decided after seeing this i need to rethink my stance on VR games. I saw you do things here that were just..amazing, that no other type of game could do. Like..opening a car door and shooting through the window..not because its a mechanic pre-coded..but because you intuitively created cover like that. Just..wow. Thanks for this..it was an amazing experience. I could go on for pages about it..but I won't..just..so many questions, so much excitement and curiosity.
I'm so excited for you - I had the same feelings after I finished this game for the first time as well. Glad you enjoyed this playthrough and got used to the VR gameplay :)
So my personal theory as to why G-man wanted to replace Gordon was because he was "unable" to assist the G-man, given that the Vortigaunts are now actively preventing him from reaching Gordon, as shown at the start of EP1.
As for the "unwilling", I took this to mean that Gordon had from the very start refused G-man's offer at the end of HL1, but G-man hired him anyway against his will (recall at the end of HL2, G-man mentions that he had given Gordon the "illusion of free choice"). So Gordon had never really wanted to work for G-man, he just didn't have the chance to refuse...until the Vorts "freed" him at the start of EP1.
The G-man must be freed if Gordon must be free as well, because only he knows where and "when" Gordon Freeman is. The G-man was probably "replaced" or fired by his "employers" but he doesn't want to abandon his current position so he tied the Earth's salvation to Gordon, and Gordon's freedom to himself. That's why he doesn't want the Combine off Earth. (In fact he unleashes Gordon to the Citadel and destroy it, to have a signal sent to Combine Overworld and lure them onto the Earth once again.)
I think The G-man must have done something to piss off his Employers, and he's trying to nudge things to undo his mistake. Why else would he release Freeman out of stasis on the day Dr. Kleiner reinvented the teleportation field? And as soon as Freeman teleported, the whole thing went haywire?
The G-man uses Freeman as a toy whenever he wants, and puts him into a box whenever he is done with him.
When the Vortigaunt released Freeman out of the G-man's grasp, he could no longer use him, so he went back in time, spinned sequences, and found himself another victim, fit for manipulation and ready to be fooled by emotions; Alyx Vance.
Very cool theory. I love how Valve slowly trickles out info on the G-man and his possible motivations each new game haha
on youtube this looks ok, but in vr- wow, that scene was almost real-life. Because googles are slightly blurred no mater how sharp you'll set it up.
Probably the best VR experience I've had. This entire last level was crazy.
What is that voice you hear going through the trippy apartments and when you end up on the balcony overlooking the vault at the 9:55 ish mark? Is it Russell trying to get to you? Is it from G-man?
You're right, those are all voicelines from earlier in the game. If you stay there you can hear voicelines from the Brain Damaged Vort, Eli, Russell, among others.
Really! I thought it was Russell trying to contact you after you went into the vault.
One thing I don't like about G - man is why he saying Gordon free man failed and alyx has more potential?
Our Gordon Freeman was literally one man army if we recall half life 1, half life 2 and all its parts
Perhaps he's annoyed that the Vorts are interfering with his plans for Gordon
Alyx did vortigaunt move
She galunga'd all over them
@ 7:32 really hurts my brain
Yeah, felt even weirder playing it
I never practiced my grenade-throwing skills, not here, or in real life, so the part where you need to rely on grenades to get rid of soldiers was NOT a strong point for me.
Same. I had a hard time throwing the grenades directly in front of me haha
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Wait, so did Alyx live through events of HL2 if she was taken during this deal before HL2? Did Gordon just go through all the events of HL2 by himself? Or was Alyx taken simultaneously during the deal (which is outside of time) and when her father was supposed to die?
My headcanon is your latter point - the G-man created a "pocket of time" 5 years prior to HL2's events and purposely got himself captured as a "test" to prove Alyx's worth to his employers. When Alyx does indeed rise to the occasion, G-man takes her from that point of time, which lines up with the same point of time when Eli was supposed to die.
@@Sexy_Nutella This is exactly what I think. But I still think meddling with the main timeline just makes this...silly multiverse crap that HL should have been immune to
3:09 reminds me of nihlanth in hl1
It does resemble that - also looks like a virus!
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When I was seeing that ending for the first time in Bolloxed's Channel, I was pogging the whole time, even more at the postcredits scene, just those mere seconds were worthy the 13 years waiting (;3;). But now, let's talk about G-Man, with all of this things coming up, i thought about a theory: The body of the G-Man is just a puppet. What we see of him about his appereance is just the manager, the boss, the principal director of Black Mesa (Not to be compared with the Administrator Breen, the G-Man body is in the highest position in the directive comitee of Black Mesa) Now, that's what happens: The "boss" body is being posessed by the immeasurable powers of a rebellous/mutinous Vortigaunt. We don't know yet of what the vortigaunts are capable of, but that's because they're so powerful, they must make a "repression vote" where they have highly forbidden to use their powers without any limit/control/responsibility or to be clear: Use it against the rules the vorts have organized.
This Evil-Vortigaunt became against the vort society, betraying in some way their whole civilization, at the moment of working with his employers (Some kind of galactic/universal union wich is in an indescribable scale war against the combine), causing the vortigaunt planet (Possibly the shown in that particular scene of this final chapter 15:45; He saying "The fate of world is inflexible" makes me believe that) getting involved with that massive war, therefore getting conquered and destroyed by the scale of that conflict, having the remaining vorts to live in Xen. That betrayal made that evil vortigaunt go out of control, trying to nudge things as his own desire, bringing what he needs on his new home (The terrain, flora and fauna, Xen is just a spacial dimension, those floating islands are not natural, he practically created the Xen environment) But then, his employers noticed he was too dangerous, so they brought the Nihilanth to Xen, he arrived and dethroned that E-Vort, the Nihilanth tried to enslave him, but he couldn't bc he was the only one who doesn't supress its power, not as the other vorts. But anyways that E-Vort couldn't use his power anymore, as the enslaved vortigaunts now broke partially their "Repression vote" And now could supress the E-vort powers, imprisoning his real body (That vote was the reason the vorts didn't intervene before and now in this game when the G-man appeared again, but anyways i'm aware there are some plot gaps here, pardon me). The thing is, Black Mesa finally reached Xen, BM started studying the Xen Environment, and the BM Boss, personally wanted to study the vortigaunts civilization. That went silently wrong, as he got possesed by the powers of the supressed E-vort without being noticed in any way, as he managed to outsmart in some way the "Containment field" he was being imprisoned, freeing himself on the conscience of that random human. Still his body imprisoned in some corner of the reality, but now he could pull the strings with that new body and continue to work with his employers, his new job: To get new planets to be in that great universal war against the combine, there he met Freeman, and the events of HL took place. Now the thing is: Why a Vortigaunt? Because as I said, the vortigaunts have some secret powers we don't know yet, but in this game, we are able to observe part of their behaviour. And in this chapter, point extraction, we could see how even inside the vault, that E-Vortigaunt could use his power inside of that box, altering reality and time as his desire in that vault, that's why we see those time-space anomalies, to finally reach the G-Man room, and casually the space in there resembles a lot of the brain injured vortigaunt who was trying to send a message to Alyx, so same with this case. And also, being able to teleport his Governmnet puppet, is other of the many powers Vortigaunts do have! (As shown in the destruction of the citadel, on how they could easily save Alyx and Gordon from a deadly explosion, appearing from nowhere) And the dead advisor near the last block was trying to figure out what was G-Man exactly, the G-man was who managed to kill the advisor inside of the box, so the box has multiple layers of power supression, that's why the vault is so big. And as we know already, the only ones capable of supressing the G-Man's powers (In this case: An evil vortigaunt) are other vorts. And to clarify: Now that Gordon released them from the Nihilanth and this whole new war began, and the Vortigaunt-human alliance got made, the vorts now loose up a bit their vote, being able to use more their vortessence, but just only in specific moments and only by a short time (Like breaking the contract between Gordon and the G-Man, even saving them from the citadel's explosion, and saving Alyx's Life in Episode 2). There's a lot of other things and plot gapes that I could talk about, but with this text (Which is a Lot) I can explain in some very sumarized way my idea... I would like to read your opinion about this, and personal theory too (if you have one), no matter how long it is, haha.
the one thing that could have made that final combat section perfect is if you were fighting combine elites along with the other units. i know it would be kind of a waste to only have them appear in this one fight where you can immediately kill them but it would've been so fucking cool regardless
It would be fun, but I don't think the Elites were created at this point in time yet! Unless you meant the Combine Captains
@@Sexy_Nutella ah, that would make sense. and yeah, i'm referring to the elites seen in hl2, not the ordinals.
12:52 the whole concept is far away from now, we cant understand a single thing and still pretending that we understand, people in 2040 will still make videos about small details in the whole concept
9:17
when premire countdown is 10 sec
everyone:
14:47 i got soooo many chills when i saw that
Same. Even more so when he spoke.
I wonder next Half Life game is about Gordon releasing Alyx outta this Vault.
The point is Gordon Freeman doesn't know where is Alyx Vance
If Alyx was extracted by G-man 5 years ago, how come she appears and assist Gordon Freeman in HL2? In addition, during the events from HL2 to HL2EP2, Alyx doesn't seem aware of G-man's presence.
Nevertheless, great gameplay and a great story, thanks!
My theory is that G-man takes Alyx out of the HL2EP2 timeline. In HL2's timeline, she leaves the vault with her memory wiped by G-man, that's why she doesn't remember meeting him.
Thanks for the kind words! :)
@@Sexy_Nutella Umm…Eli Vance would tell her what happened if she forgot.
I assume it could be some kind of "parallel universe" senario.
@@HYYeung-oz8cd Eli might not have known G-man is the one in the vault. All we hear is that he found something that made him decide not to further risk Alyx venturing in there. So maybe when Alyx came out of the Vault, they really did think they did something inside that "released" Gordon Freeman into City 17. Which might explain why, 5 years later, they seemed as if they were expecting him.
Or like you said, the G-man realized he needed to replace Gordon at the start of EP1, and so created a "test" for Alyx 5 years in advance. As soon as Alyx released him from the Vault, the test "ends" and that's the last we see of that timeline.
@@Sexy_Nutella You make me want HL2EP3 (or something similar) so badly XD
Time is non-linear to the G-Man. He walks between the past, preset, future, and alternate timelines as easily and casually as a telephone operator manipulates plugs on a switchboard. The vortigaunts are the only creatures able to directly interact with him thanks to their link to the Vortessence, which is a sort of hivemind entity that exists outside of time.
I wanted to ask, can I use your footage of the after-credits scene for my video? I really don't like using other people's gameplay footage in my stuff, but for this one I don't have much choise, because I don't even have a VR headset or a PC powerful enough.
You will be credited in the description, of course.
Please go ahead! Thank you for asking
@@Sexy_Nutella Thank you for your permission!
I hope we'll never get a full explanation on the G-Man. He is better if he stay misterious and freaky.
I agree. Part of what makes him such a cool character is how little we know about him
Hint: Stop watching at 13:48 to avoid a major spoiler (not just for the game, but the HL universe). That is, if you think you'll ever be able to afford a VR headset to play this game 😭. After the credits it basically confirms a continuation from the end of Episode Two - but it will expose you to the same spoiler.
Lol the headset is 300 bucks. People out here spending twice that on a ps5 complaining vr is expensive
@@ewoudftw not everybody is rich boi
Inception 4D
Interesting detail 22:13
Now there's a G-man ;)
valve still hasnt lost their touch after more than 20 years
Yup. When they do make games their level of quality is unparalled
When the G-Man talks about "entities" I think he's actually referring to timelines.
*HALF LIFE FUCKING 3 CONFIRMED*
Lets hope it doesn't take as long of a wait to get the next one!!
im getting vr now
It's a one-of-a-kind experience. Definitely worth splurging on if you don't mind the upfront cost of the headset and a VR-ready PC :)
Awesome
When the credits rolled I just stood there trying to make sense of what I just witnessed haha
So the Alyx that G-Man put in stasis was the 19-year-old Alyx from Half-Life Alyx or the 24-year-old Alyx from Episode Two ?
He took the 24 year old Alyx at the end because she's gone from the hangar bay.
It's complicated, but essentially, he formed a contract with Alyx that lasted even after she had rescued G-Man. She was probably teleported outside the Vault afterward, not remembering her interaction with the G-Man. Everything would transpire like normal until Eli is resurrected, and then suddenly, Alyx would disappear, put under G-Man's service.
@@Resi1ience agreed, seen as like the most likely, and disturbing way it could have, and likely did, happen
@Ivan Vinogradov This is probably one of the easier explanations to what happened. With G Man involved, a little more complicated explanations related to timelines can be formed
It's been 3 years...
21:49
Ha ha! It's about time someone says it XD
Yup, it was great hearing Eli curse him out haha
When Alyx finally see the prison or the Vault, the Vault structure looks like the Nihilant (Spelling is wrong) it has a big head(the vault) and below the hands.
Timestamp 2:39
Yeah, a lot of people saw that resemblance as well; I personally found it to look more like a virus.
I wonder what those planets are for or what lives there? Combine?
No idea, I definitely don't think its Xen though
Aaawwshiiiit this is epic
The ending alone is worth the price of the game, I'd say
@@Sexy_Nutella no kidding. Like alyx got hired and caused a pareller timeline.
Como fue tu reacción cuando viste el final por primera vez..
Muy sorprendido, me quedé sin palabras cuando terminó el juego!
Wow q gran final, Alyx penso q era Gordon Freeman pero no era Gman y el padre de alyx volvio a la vida y ver el futuro de ella, ahora yo digo ¿a donde se fue ALYX?
Buena jugada *Sexy Nutella* eres un genio jugando a los juegos y espero q haya mas y lo estare esperando👍.
El final también me sorprendió, ¡al principio pensé que era G-man en la prisión!
Gracias por su apoyo, jugaré a través de EP1 y EP2 en el futuro, así que hay mucho más para que vean :)
@@Sexy_Nutella q bueno, me gustaria q jugara *HL2 dangerous world* ante el Ep1 y Ep2 digo yo si lo tenes o no.
i think this is proof that there will be a half life 3 :)
I sure hope so. Can't wait to see where Valve takes the story next.
Well, Valve *HAVE* to do HL3 now, surely! I mean c'mon!
This house is a scp
Lol!
To me, this is HL3