thx guys I dont have time to play blue shift and opposing force could some1 tell me the whole story? Post it here or email at [email protected]
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Could some1 tell me the full story line of op4 and blue shift?
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Blue Shift: your Barney you have to escape black masa and save dudes
Opposing Force : your a Grunt sent in to baby sit the scientists but you get shot down and you have to get out of there.
Opposing Force : your a Grunt sent in to baby sit the scientists but you get shot down and you have to get out of there.
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L M A O ! ! 2 hours a day my cheeks!!!
im on holidays
more like 24/7 HL and CS and DOD hehee
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for HL2 not 24/7 more like 356/12
You're right D33, so here we gooOOO!
Blueshift: You are Barney Calhoun, security guard working at Black Mesa with a level 3 clearance level (same as Gordon Freeman). You start off the day at work with a practice session at the firing range, then you move on your assignment for the day: escort two scientists to the lower levels. This is when things go horribly wrong, there is a power surge and you are stuck in the elevator, the resonance cascade has begun.
The elevator takes a free-fall.
When you come to your senses, a couple of those noisy alien hounds appear. Shooting them is a piece of cake.
The rest of the story is a bit non-existent, all I can say is that you save about half a dozen scientists stuck or hiding in freight train containers. One of them will help you get to a teleporter device: your last chance to escape Black Mesa. But in order to start the machinery, you have to go activate a few thingamajigs in Black Mesa, and there's even a short trip to Xen: there is a sort of sattelite equipment stationed on its' soil that you need to realign with the new coordinates which basicaly translates into turning a few knobs till the lights go green. Upon your return to Black Mesa you have to teleport the scientists one by one into the portal, when the last one goes in you start hearing radio chatter... marines. You fight your way through a handful of gung-ho marines to jump through the portal.
This is the funny part, the only good part I might add of the game, there is some of disturbance in the teleporter fields you find yourself hopping around Black Mesa for a minute, and if you are careful you can notice this extra bit:
You are in a small storage room, and there is vent in front of you above the boxes, you can hear some marines chatting again: "What if they find the body?"... chzzzt "Body? what body?" cchhzztt "Hahaha!" You can tell it's Gordon Freeman being dragged away by two grunts.
Then you are teleported again, this time outside of Black Mesa where the other scientists have got one of those Jeep Cherokee look-a-likes running, you hop in with the rest and off you go. That's it basically, nothing too fancy.
Barney Calhoun escapes Black Mesa.
Now my opinion on this expansion is that it's too short. I finished it in under 3 hours on the difficult setting and you're never short of ammo or health/hev. You don't encounter anything bigger than those aliens with the hornet gun who are very annoying by the way. You only get a limited access to weaponry: the most powerful weapon being the RPG, no fancy stuff like the gauss or gluon guns. And to add to the list of downsides the "puzzles" are very easy to solve.
Blueshift: You are Barney Calhoun, security guard working at Black Mesa with a level 3 clearance level (same as Gordon Freeman). You start off the day at work with a practice session at the firing range, then you move on your assignment for the day: escort two scientists to the lower levels. This is when things go horribly wrong, there is a power surge and you are stuck in the elevator, the resonance cascade has begun.
The elevator takes a free-fall.
When you come to your senses, a couple of those noisy alien hounds appear. Shooting them is a piece of cake.
The rest of the story is a bit non-existent, all I can say is that you save about half a dozen scientists stuck or hiding in freight train containers. One of them will help you get to a teleporter device: your last chance to escape Black Mesa. But in order to start the machinery, you have to go activate a few thingamajigs in Black Mesa, and there's even a short trip to Xen: there is a sort of sattelite equipment stationed on its' soil that you need to realign with the new coordinates which basicaly translates into turning a few knobs till the lights go green. Upon your return to Black Mesa you have to teleport the scientists one by one into the portal, when the last one goes in you start hearing radio chatter... marines. You fight your way through a handful of gung-ho marines to jump through the portal.
This is the funny part, the only good part I might add of the game, there is some of disturbance in the teleporter fields you find yourself hopping around Black Mesa for a minute, and if you are careful you can notice this extra bit:
You are in a small storage room, and there is vent in front of you above the boxes, you can hear some marines chatting again: "What if they find the body?"... chzzzt "Body? what body?" cchhzztt "Hahaha!" You can tell it's Gordon Freeman being dragged away by two grunts.
Then you are teleported again, this time outside of Black Mesa where the other scientists have got one of those Jeep Cherokee look-a-likes running, you hop in with the rest and off you go. That's it basically, nothing too fancy.
Barney Calhoun escapes Black Mesa.
Now my opinion on this expansion is that it's too short. I finished it in under 3 hours on the difficult setting and you're never short of ammo or health/hev. You don't encounter anything bigger than those aliens with the hornet gun who are very annoying by the way. You only get a limited access to weaponry: the most powerful weapon being the RPG, no fancy stuff like the gauss or gluon guns. And to add to the list of downsides the "puzzles" are very easy to solve.
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i love the bits in BLUE SHIFT where..>
1) at the start you see gordon on the tram! (you are the barny hitting the door.
2) at the very end you get teleported to a room and see GORDON in the other being dragged by 2 grunts (which DID happen in HL)
then you teleport bk to the scientist and drive away in the sunset awww lovely LOL
1) at the start you see gordon on the tram! (you are the barny hitting the door.
2) at the very end you get teleported to a room and see GORDON in the other being dragged by 2 grunts (which DID happen in HL)
then you teleport bk to the scientist and drive away in the sunset awww lovely LOL
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slim versions:
OP4CE:
Adrian shepard is a solder going to Black Mesa. his chopper goes down, he wakes up and escapes, at the end he is with G-Man in a chopper like the end of HL1
Blueshift:
your a security gaurd who fight off aliens and escapes in a jeep with scientists.
OP4CE:
Adrian shepard is a solder going to Black Mesa. his chopper goes down, he wakes up and escapes, at the end he is with G-Man in a chopper like the end of HL1
Blueshift:
your a security gaurd who fight off aliens and escapes in a jeep with scientists.
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now para can tell the story of opposing force
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