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Alyx wasn't killed by the hunter, just near fatal wounds, Eli however died pretty much instantly (not sure how but he's definitely dead) I found it odd that the advisors were able to get right in to the rebel base though
I suspect Mossman's days are numbered tbh. She'll probably do the whole Noble sacrifice thing, to carry out Eli's last wishes and save his Daughter / Humanity. As for the Borealis, destroying it is so going to turn out to be what the G-Man wants anyway. He's too sly to relay something to Eli and not do the Reverse Psychology waltz around everyone's rotting corpses.I think she probably won't stop until the Borealis is at the bottom of the Ocean. I mean, Eli's dying wish, right? Also, I love Mossman (my favourite character), and I'm probably going to be ;( when she finds out.
The weird thing is here how we almost certainly all feel a slight tinge of embarassment at being emotionally moved by a game...
Precisely my sentiments.As for the Borealis, destroying it is so going to turn out to be what the G-Man wants anyway. He's too sly to relay something to Eli and not do the Reverse Psychology waltz around everyone's rotting corpses.
I suspect Mossman's days are numbered tbh. She'll probably do the whole Noble sacrifice thing, to carry out Eli's last wishes and save his Daughter / Humanity.
I suspect Mossman's days are numbered tbh. She'll probably do the whole Noble sacrifice thing, to carry out Eli's last wishes and save his Daughter / Humanity.
Best half life entry yet. BTW do the Combine advisers suck the brains out of people and absorb their knowledge, a la Starship Troopers? If that is the case, the combine now know where the aperture science lab is located and they may have another way to open a portal to earth. I'm guessing that Episode III will be a race between the combine and the resistance to get control of the aperture lab. Thoughts anyone?
EDIT: I've noticed a significant correlation between starship troopers and half life. For one, the antlions are almost identical to the arachnid of starship. Now the combine advisers suck the brains out of people like the big brain in troopers.
Just as long as the number of death traps doesn't become excessive and turns EP3 into a puzzle game. That doesn't mean I wouldn't appreciate the return of GLaDOS though.I'm sure there will be mazes and other death-traps killing you and combine soldiers.
...what? Look at it this way. GlaDOS and the Portal technology is obviously Aperture's biggest technologies. What else could be in there? And it makes sense. After GlaDOS goes berserk, Aperture somehow drops her off in the arctic or whatever. It may be the Portal gun isn't even at Borealis, but GlaDOS must have the technology stored somewhere in her memory. Think about it.return of GladOS? U mean its been mentioned before Epi2?
Was I the only person who got the vibe that it's not so much the portal gun and its technology that makes Borealis so special, but the ship itself? I distinctly remember someone saying something along the lines of "if someone were to use that ship blah blah blah." Also, when you see the blueprints and plans up on the monitor, I saw no portal gun references, only what looked to be boat/weapon plans or something. I just can't see how Gordon acquiring the portal gun makes any sense. :/
I'd cry like a bitch. Like a bitch, I say. I really really would. Mossman is brilliant. I wonder whether it will turn out she's ex-Aperture. I mean, given how unethical it is it's probably the reason she applied for Black Mesa. I also wonder what she originally went out to the Arctic for. I mean, Magnusson says "It's the very code Dr. Mossman was hoping to recover."; as in, the Combine portal code.
Yet she goes looking for a Project, and actually finds Borealis.