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Ep3 won't come (as an episode) anymore. ep1 and 2 failed hard when you look at the sales numbers.
I think Lombardi revealed a possibly release date on GameSpot's interview (few minutes ago). He said: (on L4D 2's release date) it's 17th November, which is close to 11th anniversary of Half-Life.
I smell a new package coming.
Lombardi appeared on Gamespot Live which is currently broadcasting... live. I don't know whether they put the shows up for download later. He didn't reveal much, apart from the November 17th Release date you'll find on Steampowered.com anyway.Can someone link me to this ****ing interview i cant find it anywhere.
Doug Lombardi was in the interview on gamespot and said "17th November, the 1 year anniversary for L4D and the 11th anniversary of Half-life"I will not ask, I DEMAND SOURCE
I'm almost certain you ment winter 2008. If I recall Lombardi quailfied that statement with a big maybe.Last year, they commented that they might discuss Episode Three in December 2009. They end up saying nothing, and six months has past without a word from them about it.
We do not forget.It's interesting, after half a decade on this forum I tend to forget more and more why it's called halflife2.net. It takes things like this to remind me. HalfLife2.net have come to appear, at least for me, as less and less to do with Half-Life 2, especially since the release of EP2. People don't talk about it anymore.
Valve is still having a presentation tomorrow?
It was on the live Gamespot show. Maybe they'll put up a vid or transcript of it later.
1. "We chose the wrong word in 'episode'" from Valve
2. "Ambitious project" from Lombardi
If Valve does not give us a peak at anything by the end of E3 I will be greatly dissapointed.
However we all must remember how much content Valve has delivered to us with TF2, L4D.
I will say It would be unforgivable mistake to have Episode 3 come out and not have it at least almost equal to the length of Half-Life 2. It's rediculious waiting this long for episodes you can beat in a few hours.
Understand, it doesn't take that long to produce content for Half-life 2 - for instance, were Episode 3 but a slice of the episodic pie, you would have seen it already. L4D2, shallow and simplistic as L4D inherently is, is evidence enough that for Valve, churning out such Source content is not an arduous, time-consuming task.
Episode 3 -- which is in development -- is going to be a far more significant landmark than the two that preceded it.
It's interesting, after half a decade on this forum I tend to forget more and more why it's called halflife2.net. It takes things like this to remind me. HalfLife2.net have come to appear, at least for me, as less and less to do with Half-Life 2, especially since the release of EP2. People don't talk about it anymore.
I have a lot of respect for the work Lombardi does promoting Valve titles, but if you can say that about any minor details regarding early-in-development products, you should realise that man has not yet developed the super-alloys necessary for the construction of the salt-shaker that the 'news' must be taken with.If I recall Lombardi quailfied that statement
What if Half-Life Episode 3 moved to a new engine :-D....
A warning:
I understand the disappointment, and the general feeling of discontent in regard to this turn of events, but we are not going to stand for a repeat of last night. Baseless rants and incessant whining will not be tolerated. You will post constructively, or you will not post at all. Some of you seem to be forgetting yourselves and descending into stupidity (not that many of you had far to fall). The Four Horesmen of the Apocalypse are not riding the waves tonight - simply, Valve haven't revealed Episode 3.
Yeah, this.All I'm asking is that they give us an idea of where we stand. Just every once in a while. It's been two years since the last game. They don't have to give concrete details. Just give us the tiniest idea of what the hell is going on.
Observe:
Which is not a weird idea if you ask me. Maybe not Source 2.0 but 1.5?
It's interesting, after half a decade on this forum I tend to forget more and more why it's called halflife2.net. It takes things like this to remind me. HalfLife2.net have come to appear, at least for me, as less and less to do with Half-Life 2, especially since the release of EP2. People don't talk about it anymore.
I think there is a lot of information still missing as to how Valve is going to release HL2: EP3, Portal 2 an L4D2. Until we get more information, I would advise people to sit tight.
Everyone who actually played the Half-Life games when they came out has traversed over to The Lounge and stayed there, having no reason what-so-ever to come back.