Half-Life 2

P-diddy · Subject: Half-Life 2 Mon May 19, 2008 10:13 pm

Wow.. everything about the game is just amazing. Nothing's cheesey, and you always know where to go, the game doesn't get boring, new characters and weapons being introduced, as the game slowly gets harder, scary, yet addicting.. Wow the game has everything... just....wow

i have not yet played episode 1 or 2 yet.

i'm just happy i got through ravenholm alive... *shivers*

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Lost in solipsism
he then slowly pulls a lever
which sets off a mechanism
which does nothing whatsoever
but the nothing that it does
negates the everything we know
because it's screaming "Just because!"
because it's neither friend or foe
and so we label it a menace
or a grandiose work of art.
From its finale to its genesis
we slowly pull it all apart.
That's the beauty of it--
It doesn't do anything.

Mondu · Subject: Re: Half-Life 2 Sat Jul 12, 2008 1:13 pm

Speaking of Ravenholm, I'm there right now, but I tread softly..........I'm gonna need you and Brian to come over and watch me play through, we agreed that you would. I think I'm gonna pee my pants........

P-diddy · Subject: Re: Half-Life 2 Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:48 pm

Mondu wrote:

Speaking of Ravenholm, I'm there right now, but I tread softly..........I'm gonna need you and Brian to come over and watch me play through, we agreed that you would. I think I'm gonna pee my pants........

lol, I had to play through it for you, but I at least you got to watch, I guess. I don't blame you Ravenholm was scary and long.
Although when I played through it with you it went relatively fast especially since I knew where to go and where the zombies would show up.

Have you finished the rest of the game?

I am currently started Half-Life 2 Episode 1 on my computer, and I have to say they just kindof throw you into things. I haven't found anything I really like so far, but then again, I haven't gotten any other weapons but the gravity gun lol

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Lost in solipsism
he then slowly pulls a lever
which sets off a mechanism
which does nothing whatsoever
but the nothing that it does
negates the everything we know
because it's screaming "Just because!"
because it's neither friend or foe
and so we label it a menace
or a grandiose work of art.
From its finale to its genesis
we slowly pull it all apart.
That's the beauty of it--
It doesn't do anything.

Mondu · Subject: Re: Half-Life 2 Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:06 pm

No, haha, i haven't, mainly because i've gotten a lot of games since then like Fallout and then Prince of Persia and Quantum of Solace, and now because i haven't been able to even turn on my computer. My brother wants to do some stuff with a floppy disk and what not, but i dont even have a floppy drive so now he has to buy one and my dad won't even let me near the computer until my brother does something.

P-diddy · Subject: Re: Half-Life 2 Tue Feb 03, 2009 11:56 pm

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Lost in solipsism
he then slowly pulls a lever
which sets off a mechanism
which does nothing whatsoever
but the nothing that it does
negates the everything we know
because it's screaming "Just because!"
because it's neither friend or foe
and so we label it a menace
or a grandiose work of art.
From its finale to its genesis
we slowly pull it all apart.
That's the beauty of it--
It doesn't do anything.

P-diddy · Subject: Re: Half-Life 2 Wed Feb 18, 2009 11:42 pm

I am sorry to announce that Nick is too afraid of fake-looking bugs to continue to play his $25 dollars worth of the greatest game series in all of history

Embarassed

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Lost in solipsism
he then slowly pulls a lever
which sets off a mechanism
which does nothing whatsoever
but the nothing that it does
negates the everything we know
because it's screaming "Just because!"
because it's neither friend or foe
and so we label it a menace
or a grandiose work of art.
From its finale to its genesis
we slowly pull it all apart.
That's the beauty of it--
It doesn't do anything.

Bleu · Subject: Re: Half-Life 2 Wed Mar 04, 2009 6:49 pm

what a shame

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"All the world's a stage
And all the men and women merely players;
They have their exits and their entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts."

- William Shakespeare's "As You Like It"