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Geez I'm in the "I can't really make out much of anything" crowd. I think SOME of this may be similar to "subliminal messages" on CDs/records. Once someone plants the bug about what something says, it's hard not to hear it. But who knows?
I would think, if valve wanted some clues to be in the speech, they would have made them mumbled in parts (to make it dramatic so you wonder what was said), but clear in others so we could hear it and get facts/clues/info. In other words: why would they record actual lines if they would be so muffled and unintelligible?
Like with the scientist; that one is by far the most clear and it's pretty easy to understand the majority of it (enough so you know what he is meaning at the very least). And that one would make the most sense since Gordon knows the test was pushed too far, and now he would know by who.
Would be good just to know if there is actual speech there. I doubt Valve would give away WHAT was said, but I wonder if they would at least say SOMETHING was actually said in the first place.
I would think, if valve wanted some clues to be in the speech, they would have made them mumbled in parts (to make it dramatic so you wonder what was said), but clear in others so we could hear it and get facts/clues/info. In other words: why would they record actual lines if they would be so muffled and unintelligible?
Like with the scientist; that one is by far the most clear and it's pretty easy to understand the majority of it (enough so you know what he is meaning at the very least). And that one would make the most sense since Gordon knows the test was pushed too far, and now he would know by who.
Would be good just to know if there is actual speech there. I doubt Valve would give away WHAT was said, but I wonder if they would at least say SOMETHING was actually said in the first place.