and just the sheer fact that so few people are around indicate something huge happened and only a fraction of the human race has survived...
Such a good point.
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and just the sheer fact that so few people are around indicate something huge happened and only a fraction of the human race has survived...
I HATE scary things (why i played Ravenholm during the day) but cause of Alex, i wasnt scared in Lowlife.
Gordon:Hold my hand so the scary things go away.
P.S. Ravelholm wasnt that scary till the fast zombies came.
Ravenholm was win. It was just one huge splatterfest.
And I love me some bloody stuff.
Iron Kat said:At least in Lowlife you're fighting the antlions as well, whereas in Ravenholm you're just fighting zombies and headcrabs in the same environment all the time. It just repetitive which can also add to the dislike of Raveholm.
But in Ravenholm we have the craziest character of the game! Father Grigori! It is just so fun which can also add to the love of Ravenholm. :thumbs:
Sorry my game crashed just after I'd completed ravenholm. Which chapter is "lowlife" in and what is it?
It's also underground. Note the "Lowlife.
It adds to the dank, oppressive feeling of LL (absent in Ravenholm in everything but the mines segment). I liked the Hospital for the same reason
In my opinion, I found the first half of the hospital portion to feel more like a party; what-with the music and all. It had anything but that oppressed feeling. I could've sworn everybody around me; zombies and Combine soldiers alike, were about to stop killing each other and just "rock out" to the msuic. I'm serious.
I guess my final word on the matter would be that I find Lowlife fits into Ep. 1 way better than Ravenholm fits into HL2. As much as I enjoyed Ravenholm, I felt that such an excursion into garrishly lit, lurid horror was a bit distarcting in a game which generally depends on subtler atmospheric touches for its scares.
Yeah, I agree with you. That was really well composed. If Valve's good at something (although, at least in my opinion, they're good at pretty much everything), it's setting the atmosphere. That was one of my scariest moments in Ravenholm. I don't know the actual name of the song that's played in the part you mentioned above but the GCF sound file is called HL2_song7.mp3; if you listen carefully, you can hear these "chirping" sounds -- it really adds to the creepyness. What can I say? That scene "delivers."