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CrazyJeepDriver said:Nothing is too cheap.
Anyway, Valve confirmed its 1/3 the length of HL2.
HL2, which in turn was about 2/3 the length of HL1
Barney_Calhoun said:Half-Life : less than an hour
Half-Life 2: About 2 hours.
HL2 = Longer than HL
bigburpco said:People who complete HL under an hour are geniuses. I can't even remotely see how someone would do it that fast... but then again I see a video of HL being completed in 45 minutes, and his methods of playing are way different... I'm going to try copying hm.
How's your math?Barney_Calhoun said:Half-Life : less than an hour
Half-Life 2: About 2 hours.
HL2 = Longer than HL
nutcrackr said:Too cheap lol. I don't think so, it just prooves that Steam is very successful and they can afford to charge much cheaper and still probably earn more money than via retail.
bigburpco said:People who complete HL under an hour are geniuses. I can't even remotely see how someone would do it that fast... but then again I see a video of HL being completed in 45 minutes, and his methods of playing are way different... I'm going to try copying hm.
Lou said:That's impossible, even if you just run and ignore your enemies... What's the name of that video? I want to download it to see for myself.
rambler said:he uses cheats, fast running script etc. no one can complete either game in an hour without cheats.
Jintor said:He doesn't cheat, he exploits. There's a difference.
TheGMan. said:Wow, there's one guy complaining about the game itself, and it isn't have came out.. Now someone is complaining that the price's are too low?
I'm not convinced. I played through the original extremely quickly recently. Plus, in terms of physical (or digital physical, whatever) space, HL2 is considerably bigger, thanks to the absolutely massive Vehicle sections. HL2 only feels shorter because it is so marvelously tense, IMO. Very few bits in the original HL feel like that. There is more exploration, discovery, taking your time. Or alternatively, there's shit loads of tedious jumping puzzles that just drag the game out to lingering sufferance.Lou said:HL2, which in turn was about 2/3 the length of HL1...
No, that's PROPER bunnyhoppingLou said:It could have been my imagination, but it appeared to me that the guy was running/bunny hopping faster than normal.
ComradeBadger said:You'd be surprised at the level of HLDM players :E
HL2 was a decent enough length, so I figure Aftermath'll be a fgairly standard length for an expansion.Spoonoop said:So Aftermath is 1/3 the legth of Half-Life 2 eh? And Half-Life 2 had like 13 or 14 chapters right? This means that Aftermath will be 4-5 chapters long, does that sound like it sucks or what? I just hope Half-Life 2 doesn't turn into that episode crap. Aftermath is not an episode, it's an official expansion. But what comes out after Aftermath will determine if it is heading in that direction.
For some people, that means 1 hour of gameplayCrazyJeepDriver said:Nothing is too cheap.
Anyway, Valve confirmed its 1/3 the length of HL2.
Chapters are an incredibly inaccurate way of measuring the length of a Half-Life game. Red Letter Day and Black Mesa are about 1/6th of the length of Highway 17 and Water Hazard. I reckon, even if it is 1/3rd of the original game (and TBH, I always thought the length was supposed to be 2/3rds), there'll still be short storytelling chapters that up the chapter count to more like 7 or 8.Spoonoop said:And Half-Life 2 had like 13 or 14 chapters right? This means that Aftermath will be 4-5 chapters long, does that sound like it sucks or what?