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Wow, so it's an update for Sven Co-op for Half-Life? God damn those guys are dedicated! Co-op They Hunger would be quite a blast.

Thing is there is no evidence to show if this was precisely the case, because they have been removed from public view. This thread is evidence that seems to contradict your version of events.

No. The best way to handle this would have been to move the existing comments to a new thread away from the news section, give a message indicating this is what has happened, urge the discussion to stay on topic and let anyone who wants to bicker squabble it out there in an area of the site...

The newspost is a bit unclear. I'm guessing you mean the first episode of They Hunger: Lost Souls (game made on the Source engine), not the first episode of They Hunger (mod made on the GoldSrc engine).

Oh yeah I forgot about ModCenter. Actually quite a lot of features but not in a very appealing format.

Okay, so basically reactive as opposed to proactive. Mods need to be proactive so hl2.net can be reactive. Thanks for clearing that up. I suspected it had something to do with mods not using the news address, but that still doesn't explain how Off Limits is listed as a released mod, when it isn't.

Do want. And the NS2 engine's gonna be very cool. LUA scripting to mod the game, and a custom level editor (vids of which are on their site) with real-time in-editor texture editing, in-editor dynamic lighting, all on low system specs. If the code is accessible enough, I can see their engine...

By its very name, the implication is that halflife2.net should cover everything to do with HL2. By its very name, the implication is that the Moddb is a database for mods, which it is and more. If Valve are supporting mods, why isn't halflife2.net? I notice that Evo has run some BM news on...

Yeah Digital Paintball was the (or the better of the) paintball mods for HL. Haven't heard much on HL2 though. You can search around on the Moddb for a Source re-make.

Don't be so scathing, the site's name is Half-Life 2, not Valve Games. And I think his complaint is that no mod news is getting to the front page. This could be an issue with not enough mods submitting news to HL2.net at the time of posting, or it could be a general policy of HL2.net to...

Steam was wank when it first released. That's the truth.

You're almost certainly right about MPUK, I forgot about the specifics of the mods you're involved with.

My L4D copy has already been despatched from Amazon, so I should be playing L4D perhaps by the weekend.

I'm looking forward to the Evolution engine and the LUA-based moddability of Natural Selection 2. Dynamic lighting, procedural generation of geometry all to run on low system specs. After Nuclear Dawn, I can't see myself hanging about on Source unless to do just Level Design for something like...

It was an amalgamation of elements from both engines. But it definitely wasn't a straight port from the Quake II engine.

There are various console commands you can use to make the zombies faster, increase body resistance (requiring more headshots), lots of stuff. You need to be a server admin or to play offline with cheats for this though.

I'm sure it's not a coincidence. Valve are kind to their customers but they're not stupid. If people are going to buy the game whatever the cost and before they've even played it (i.e. pre-orders) it would be stupid to deny yourself guaranteed revenue by revealing this offer early.

I don't know if it's permanant but it's CRAAAAAZZZYYY! Maybe it was a shipping error... onZHpGYFPls

Yeah 9 out of 10 from Edge is tantamount to a suck job to be honest.

Best bit was the backstab on the invisible Spy! :P