There is a comment saying "when I watched the game" and all the people agreeing are saying it's unmemorable and generic, when they watched it, and that VR is still $1000. People have made up their mind on Alyx and refuse to ever actually give it a fair chance, or realize you could get a headset for a hundred bucks
well, retards will be retards.
Christ these people. Honestly I understand not having given Alyx a shot when it came out, but VR is a lot more affordable now and there always is the no VR mod, which I wouldn't. Honestly HL2VR is even better in my opinion, but that doesn't change that HLA is probably the most polished VR game and one of the best for sure.
Yeah that's fine. I just don't like people that equate having watched a game to playing through it and giving criticism.
That would be a rather poor choice to make, unless they intend on making a Half-Life movie and tease it that way. The two games sharing the same universe is cute, but it's clear they're not meant to collide directly with one another, completely different moods and all of that. Although a simple mention of Black Mesa in dialogue would be harmless.
That would be what I'm thinking, yes. Valve has historically shown prior interest in a Half-Life movie before, it was part of the the partnership they had with JJ's company Bad Robot which still has produced no fruit. I'm assuming if they go for Portal now, they'd want to eventually do Half-Life as well. It could be as simple as a post-credit scene cutaway to a random desolate, barren flatland and a headcrab walks past or some shit. They could keep the tones separate and not directly collide with this, too.
At the Tokyo game show surely
if it it's not out by 2027 at the latest, abandon all hope.
I think we will get Half Life 3 before we get a Portal movie. Also, pigs will fly before any of that happens.
It really feels like the GNU+Linux meme, but here it's Modding+LGBT. Seems you just can't have modding be a self-contained thing in the current year.
