DEATH eVADER
Space Core
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If Gman is indeed from the future, it is possible that he might of been being converted into a stalker (however the process was desrupted by a 3rd party). Labotomy has never been an exact science and could be responcible for the lack of his ability to talk and articulate words properly.
Anyhow, how does he walk? In the first half-life, he walked like he had a limp or he was some kind of robot (Possibly the stick legs they put on the stalkers)
Teleportation. Its reasonable that he or his employers can control time. When you reappear with Alyx into klieners labs, it was evident that you lost a week, and kliener found out about this.
So it is possible that gman's employers are from the future and possibly from a failed resistance or something. Employers could be anybody from HL2. I reckon it could be kliener or Gordon himself.
He says something about choice being an illusion or something in the game, so that scene from the end of HL1 where he doesn't accept the offer does not really happen, it just there to shake you up a bit and it could be what Freeman might imagine what his death might be like, so he decides to accept the offer bar certain death (or so he fears)
Anyhow, how does he walk? In the first half-life, he walked like he had a limp or he was some kind of robot (Possibly the stick legs they put on the stalkers)
Teleportation. Its reasonable that he or his employers can control time. When you reappear with Alyx into klieners labs, it was evident that you lost a week, and kliener found out about this.
So it is possible that gman's employers are from the future and possibly from a failed resistance or something. Employers could be anybody from HL2. I reckon it could be kliener or Gordon himself.
He says something about choice being an illusion or something in the game, so that scene from the end of HL1 where he doesn't accept the offer does not really happen, it just there to shake you up a bit and it could be what Freeman might imagine what his death might be like, so he decides to accept the offer bar certain death (or so he fears)