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Better than 11 hours after 72 months :D EDIT: Also, this could potentially be really cool. Say episode 3 focuses on the Ant Lions, with the end having you kill the Ant Lion king; or that Episode 4 could focus on the Combine Air Converter. You'd infilitrate the Ice Breaker controlled by the...

Did you even read the thread? Hell, just read two posts above yours.

Dude, seriously, he's not talking about SiN episodes; go find a copy of CGW and read the interview.

The secondary fire teleports you to Xen; sometimes it'll teleport you into a spot where you fall to your death though. Apparently the scientists didn't fix all the bugs with it. :D

They were also not seen in Op4 until after Freeman goes to Xen. There's a reason they had a lot of Op4 take place after that point in time. Rosenburg is a coward for one; also Kleiner is Freeman's mentor. Which meshes with the fact that Black Mesa had been studying stuff on Xen for a while...

Uh, they were talking about Half-Life 2 stuff in that interview. The SiN stuff was on a sidebar several pages away.

You haven't read the info from Valve thread lately, have you? Gabe Newell confirmned that Valve owns the character of Shephard, and that they know he has a large fanbase (Of whom, Gabe is a part of)

Apparently you did. From the latest CGW The next episode will apparently focus on vehicals while episode 1 (Aftermath) focus's on Alyx.

How much did it sell for, though? In the UK it's probably more possible to get away with cheaper prices for software. UK is just a different market; which is why they get standard DVD releases and we have to shell out for collectors editions. :)

I've been thinking about somethings Valve has said and been comparing them to the current goings on and how things have been done in the past. We know Valve is on a episodic content shtick, and is planning on new episodes every three months after Aftermath is released (Whether hte pull it off...

No; that won't happen until EA puts out another package in two months that's ever so slightly different. Putting out their first editions isn't exactly milking.

The second it's up for order from Steam I'm going to buy it.

Lost Coast is a short level designed to show off the top of the line capabilities of the Source engine, and as such, you probably won't be able to run it very well. It's free to anyone who has Half-Life 2 though, so I'm going to guess that you can try and play it anyway. Aftermath, however...

Well that was short. :P Figured it would be at least as long as Das Roboss.

Uh, I guess my dream would be to get Valve's assurance that they'll -Fix the bugs in Half-Life 1 era content, especially in HL, Op4 and BS. -Track down the rights to Gunman Chronicles, Half-Life: Decay, and the Super Hi Definition pack, and get them put onto Steam if possible. -Fix...

Go find a copy of half-life 1 for 5 bucks; that'll get you HL, Op4 and Blue Shift.

Two, actually, from this announcement-> http://www.planethalflife.com/news/archive.asp?month=9&day=16&year=2003

Who wasn't allowing Blue Shift on Steam? Gearbox or Valve? Again, that was an INTERNET RUMOUR. For all we know Valve just didn't want to bother with it or Vivindi had more control over BS being that it was still being sold in stores when Vivindi and Valve started slap-fighting. Actually...

Ragdoll Kung Fu is on it's own engine (Like Pirates of the Burning Sea, it's just being DISTIBUTED through Steam)

What argument? They're waiting until to release their FREE TECH DEMO until their marketing partner has a card available at retail that is able to run the 40 minute mission in it's full glory? Shocking! I'm seriously beginning to think you people are putting way too much stock into Lost...