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You would have engineers jump out of bounds, build above the ceiling at spawn, and continuously spawn kill. Because it was out of bounds, there was no way to kill the sentry.
Lol, I just got the physical box on eBay for $4 shipped two weeks ago. So... did I just win?
Factoid - no physical disc version of Orange Box exists. The boxed/disc version just included the Steam client and a steam key for the Orange Box. So that's all you can get on eBay... the box!
Wrong question. The Right Question is where the hell is Half-Life 2: Episode Three?!?!?!??! It's been FOURTEEN F#$%ING YEARS and Gabe Newell, that corpulent barrel of lying manure, has never explained why they broke their promise to deliver a trilogy. Yes, I'm still mad about it. The 15th anniversary of Episode Three being announced (when Episode One went gold) was commemorated earlier this year: https://kotaku.com/15-years-ago-t...1846995929
All the pathetic dweebs with their "Lord GabeN" votive candles who imagine "HALF-LIFE 3 CONFIRMED!!!" in the single patterns of their toast refuse to how that lying fat sack of fertilizer accountable for his endless lies and dodges.
Remember that he announced Half-Life 2 in an exclusive PC Gamer cover story in March 2003 based on the premise that they didn't want a Duke Nukem Forever situation - it had been in development hell for six years by that point - where they announced a game and then it took forever to finish. So Fatty Liarson revealed the game with the PROMISE it would release in six months. Because Half-Life was my favorite game ever and I didn't know what a lying garbage person Fatboy Fat was, I built a new PC in August in anticipation of HL2.
It actually came out in November 2004. And I had already upgraded that rig's video card while waiting. How committed to his lie was Tubby McLardo? He booked Alcatraz for the release party and went through with it when he knew the game wasn't going to release in time. They tried to blame it on being hacked and needed to secure the code, but those who saw what was stolen realized the game was in nowhere ready to ship state. It was barely an alpha build.
So yeah, I'm not ever going to forgive that chonky fabulist. Rather than just own it that they had no creativity left and were reduced to buying developers with fresh ideas (e,g, Portal, Left 4 Dead) and making TF2 party hats and running their trading card grift, to this day they hope that we forget their lies. I won't. Ever.
Wrong question. The Right Question is where the hell is Half-Life 2: Episode Three?!?!?!??! It's been FOURTEEN F#$%ING YEARS and Gabe Newell, that corpulent barrel of lying manure, has never explained why they broke their promise to deliver a trilogy. Yes, I'm still mad about it. The 15th anniversary of Episode Three being announced (when Episode One went gold) was commemorated earlier this year: https://kotaku.com/15-years-ago-t...1846995929[kotaku.com]
All the pathetic dweebs with their "Lord GabeN" votive candles who imagine "HALF-LIFE 3 CONFIRMED!!!" in the single patterns of their toast refuse to how that lying fat sack of fertilizer accountable for his endless lies and dodges.
Remember that he announced Half-Life 2 in an exclusive PC Gamer cover story in March 2003 based on the premise that they didn't want a Duke Nukem Forever situation - it had been in development hell for six years by that point - where they announced a game and then it took forever to finish. So Fatty Liarson revealed the game with the PROMISE it would release in six months. Because Half-Life was my favorite game ever and I didn't know what a lying garbage person Fatboy Fat was, I built a new PC in August in anticipation of HL2.
It actually came out in November 2004. And I had already upgraded that rig's video card while waiting. How committed to his lie was Tubby McLardo? He booked Alcatraz for the release party and went through with it when he knew the game wasn't going to release in time. They tried to blame it on being hacked and needed to secure the code, but those who saw what was stolen realized the game was in nowhere ready to ship state. It was barely an alpha build.
So yeah, I'm not ever going to forgive that chonky fabulist. Rather than just own it that they had no creativity left and were reduced to buying developers with fresh ideas (e,g, Portal, Left 4 Dead) and making TF2 party hats and running their trading card grift, to this day they hope that we forget their lies. I won't. Ever.
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You would have engineers jump out of bounds, build above the ceiling at spawn, and continuously spawn kill. Because it was out of bounds, there was no way to kill the sentry.
Good times!
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$60 from 13 years ago would be worth way more than today currency.
All the pathetic dweebs with their "Lord GabeN" votive candles who imagine "HALF-LIFE 3 CONFIRMED!!!" in the single patterns of their toast refuse to how that lying fat sack of fertilizer accountable for his endless lies and dodges.
Remember that he announced Half-Life 2 in an exclusive PC Gamer cover story in March 2003 based on the premise that they didn't want a Duke Nukem Forever situation - it had been in development hell for six years by that point - where they announced a game and then it took forever to finish. So Fatty Liarson revealed the game with the PROMISE it would release in six months. Because Half-Life was my favorite game ever and I didn't know what a lying garbage person Fatboy Fat was, I built a new PC in August in anticipation of HL2.
It actually came out in November 2004. And I had already upgraded that rig's video card while waiting. How committed to his lie was Tubby McLardo? He booked Alcatraz for the release party and went through with it when he knew the game wasn't going to release in time. They tried to blame it on being hacked and needed to secure the code, but those who saw what was stolen realized the game was in nowhere ready to ship state. It was barely an alpha build.
So yeah, I'm not ever going to forgive that chonky fabulist. Rather than just own it that they had no creativity left and were reduced to buying developers with fresh ideas (e,g, Portal, Left 4 Dead) and making TF2 party hats and running their trading card grift, to this day they hope that we forget their lies. I won't. Ever.
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All the pathetic dweebs with their "Lord GabeN" votive candles who imagine "HALF-LIFE 3 CONFIRMED!!!" in the single patterns of their toast refuse to how that lying fat sack of fertilizer accountable for his endless lies and dodges.
Remember that he announced Half-Life 2 in an exclusive PC Gamer cover story in March 2003 based on the premise that they didn't want a Duke Nukem Forever situation - it had been in development hell for six years by that point - where they announced a game and then it took forever to finish. So Fatty Liarson revealed the game with the PROMISE it would release in six months. Because Half-Life was my favorite game ever and I didn't know what a lying garbage person Fatboy Fat was, I built a new PC in August in anticipation of HL2.
It actually came out in November 2004. And I had already upgraded that rig's video card while waiting. How committed to his lie was Tubby McLardo? He booked Alcatraz for the release party and went through with it when he knew the game wasn't going to release in time. They tried to blame it on being hacked and needed to secure the code, but those who saw what was stolen realized the game was in nowhere ready to ship state. It was barely an alpha build.
So yeah, I'm not ever going to forgive that chonky fabulist. Rather than just own it that they had no creativity left and were reduced to buying developers with fresh ideas (e,g, Portal, Left 4 Dead) and making TF2 party hats and running their trading card grift, to this day they hope that we forget their lies. I won't. Ever.
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