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Robcwise
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Hey does anybody know where I can download half life 2: raising the bar ebook or .pdf file? Even if I could download it as a word document I would be satisfied. Thakyou in advance.
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Hope I'm not stepping on any toes, but I didn't like RTB. It wasn't what I was hoping for. I really wanted to know the story behind the story of HL2, but there's virtually nothing about it in the book. Instead it's lots (and LOTS) of pages of creature sketches, and info about how the creatures/NPCs evolved and were selected for the game. Might be interesting for some people, but I was bored stiff. IMO the most interesting thing was a set of side-by-side images of Barney, Alyx etc next to the people who were used as their prototypes. E.g. had no idea Scott Lynch (Valve's Chief Operating Officer) was used for Barney.i actually got it at EB....after trying barnes and noble and like 5 other book stores
Fair enough. Raising the Bar was actually originally billed as a proper Making of Book, but in the end it became a simple art-book with little nuggets of information. I think one of the main reasons is that Gamespot got the opportunity to make a comprehensive making of Half-Life 2 feature for their website. Either Prima Games wasn't licensed to create such a book because of Gamespot's effort, or they simply felt that the existence of a freely available online version would entirely undermine the commerical potential for their product.Hope I'm not stepping on any toes, but I didn't like RTB. It wasn't what I was hoping for. I really wanted to know the story behind the story of HL2, but there's virtually nothing about it in the book.