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g-man6: Your scientists aren't afraid, bye bye
Edit: changed it.
Edit: changed it.
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KoZZaK said:Anguish, you are not anyway near the right things lol
Fr4g L R0ck said:When does this mumbling session take place?
anguished said:sci_mumble: I've told you a hundered times, how I'm (supposed)opposed to equippimming(?!?) this test to the high big big(pitch) level.
g-man1: This is not your desicion to make.
g-man2: This must be not leverement(?).
g-man3: I won't be giving you an answer you want me then.
g-man4: See, I had worries there, think that that wouldn't ... (?)
g-man5: My employers tend to be greed.
SnowBall said:If this is true, and the G-man hired you to work for his employer (Breen and the combine) then you know that you must betray him in Half-Life 2 to join the rebels.
MrWynd said:the Gman's employer is yet to be revealed. Definitely not the combine or Breem - Breem tries to convince you to switch sides at the end - the Gman uses you to destroy Breem - obviously enemies.
KingB3N said:AH SPOILERS, MY EYES MY EYES
MrWynd said:the Gman's employer is yet to be revealed. Definitely not the combine or Breem - Breem tries to convince you to switch sides at the end - the Gman uses you to destroy Breem - obviously enemies.
Cybernoid said:I used a special transmodulating alpha decoder device and managed to capture the entire conversation, which is actually much longer than it seems. This is what I discovered!
G-Man: So what's going on with Half-Life 2? Any progress?
Scientist: We've made some excellent progress with the physics engine.
G-Man: Physics engine! What! No one cares about that shit! Tresspasser sucked donkey balls anyway.
Scientist: Now, now, Tresspasser wasn't that bad. I think physics modelling could be the future! We could have flying scientists!
G-Man: Don't be an ass. Just make some more levels, apply some DirectX effects and release it... wait, who is that strange, bearded man behind the window?
Scientist: Oh, that's Gordon, the mute retard. I never understood what Laidlaw saw in him.
G-Man: Fascinating! Does it talk?
Scienst: No, that's the whole point. He communicates with gestures. Look, now he's extending his middle finger. I wonder what that means.
G-Man: I never suspected such things could be. But that gives me an idea! What if we could have real gestures and facial expressions in Half-Life 2! It would be wicked!
Scientist: Don't be a retard, no one cares about that shit. You're only going to shoot the NPCs in the face anyway.
G-Man: Well... well, you suck.
Scientist: I don't concur.
SnowBall said:If this is true, and the G-man hired you to work for his employer (Breen and the combine) then you know that you must betray him in Half-Life 2 to join the rebels.
wilka91 said:excuse me, but ... when the hell does a scientist talk to the Gman ???
I don't get it!
NeLi said:"My employer's destined to lead"
Ooh, creepy.
Dude heSnowBall said:If this is true, and the G-man hired you to work for his employer (Breen and the combine) then you know that you must betray him in Half-Life 2 to join the rebels.
Absinthe said:sci mumble "I've told you a hundred times I am opposed to pushing this equipment beyond its test levels."
I'm quite sure we can all agree on this one. I'm pretty sure that's the exact wording, but even if it is wrong, you all get the jist of what he's saying.
gman1: "This is not your decision to make."
This one's also quite clear. More or less speaks for itself, so there's no need for interpretation on this one.
gman2: "You must not (nuh nuh nuh nuh)."
Not sure. I'll look back earlier in this topic and see if there's anything close.
gman3: "I won't be giving an answer you want to know."
G-Man clashes with the scientist again.
gman4: "If I had one (blah blah blah blah) I would certainly-"
G-Man cuts off right at the end. I played through that map again, and there are times when he suddenly just cuts off and stares straight at you through the window before resuming with the scientist again.
gman5: "My employers don't agree."
I understand how some people might think he says "My employer's destined to lead", but it doesn't seem right. Any other time, he always calls them "employers", thus being plural. If that sentence were to be correct, it would have to be "My employers are destined to lead", but that doesn't match the amount of syllables you hear. Also, it doesn't seem like much of a G-Man thing to say, if you ask me.
gman6: "You're a scientist, and afraid... (Wah wah)"
I'm completely lost on this one, and so the interpretation probably isn't correct. This one's tricky because his voice suddenly warps near the end of it.
gmanmumble4: "If I had one, .... certainly."