Van Kayne
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I am stating for the record that I don't think the G-man caused the Black Mesa Incident. All the dialogue at the start of HL1 points to the "Administrator" of the time ordering the test, who just so happened to be...Dr Breen.
We've got no clue what the G-man is doing there on the day of the test, other than that he's seen arguing with one of the scientists. Maybe he's trying to stop it? Maybe he was in league with Breen. Maybe he was having a good-natured debate with the scientist on whether Chocolate is better than Strawberry.
The whole "use survivors as mercenaries" seems odd to me, because if that's all Gordon (and, perhaps, Adrian Shepard) is, then surely the G-man would send him in a bit better armed, equipped and informed?
We've got no clue what the G-man is doing there on the day of the test, other than that he's seen arguing with one of the scientists. Maybe he's trying to stop it? Maybe he was in league with Breen. Maybe he was having a good-natured debate with the scientist on whether Chocolate is better than Strawberry.
The whole "use survivors as mercenaries" seems odd to me, because if that's all Gordon (and, perhaps, Adrian Shepard) is, then surely the G-man would send him in a bit better armed, equipped and informed?