Half Life isn't obvious all the time and there is some bs too. My advice whenever you get stuck would be to stop, re-evaluate the situation, and think about where the game designers intended the player to go. Looking up the answer isn't always a bad idea either, and while that can break immersion, nobody wants to be stuck in the same area for 20 minutes. After you play a lot of these types of games, you'll develop a good game sense and that gives you an understanding of what you are expected to do in a given scenario. I hope this helps in some way.
50% of my deaths were me being clueless the other 50% was incompetence to a grand spectacle. but yeah, i've tried not to look up anything for the game at all, or look up walkthroughs either. and i've been successful thus far
![[WORLD RECORD] Half-Life: Opposing Force scriptless Speedrun in 19:17](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hLOdevsYvkg/mqdefault.jpg)
I understand your pain, considering i just beat it for first time on hard and it was difficult AF
I find my rage entertaining when editing. the pain is worth it.
@@thebigf0m the alien grunts are true pain
I thoroughly enjoyed watching you get your ass kicked. 12:11
Haha
I am conflicted with the implications of this comment.
Half Life isn't obvious all the time and there is some bs too. My advice whenever you get stuck would be to stop, re-evaluate the situation, and think about where the game designers intended the player to go. Looking up the answer isn't always a bad idea either, and while that can break immersion, nobody wants to be stuck in the same area for 20 minutes. After you play a lot of these types of games, you'll develop a good game sense and that gives you an understanding of what you are expected to do in a given scenario. I hope this helps in some way.
50% of my deaths were me being clueless
the other 50% was incompetence to a grand spectacle.
but yeah, i've tried not to look up anything for the game at all, or look up walkthroughs either. and i've been successful thus far