Just been messing with an early HL2DM Mod using the current Orange box engine SDK details: https://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=858103
It brings a working Tau cannon into the game amongst other things and is damn impressive. Looks as though Valve had allready started porting the multiplayer game to the Orange box engine and then gave up…
HL1DM is actually one of my favorite DMs of all time and was a staple at our lan parties of the time, mainly due to great maps and variety of weapons (some very memorable moments involving snarks). I’m looking forward to the multiplayer portion almost as much as the single player portion of the mod.
HLDM has outlived HL2DM already…
I still consistently play HL 
M.
All I want is Domination mode from Unreal Tournament.
Yey! And then we need Ep3 to complete the whole story in SOURCE engine!
You obviously haven’t played hl2dm in a while.
Being one that plays it all the time, it’s definitely not dead.
cant say I have much hope for bmdm, due to the fact that I like adrenaline gamer 
Yeah, deathmatch games aren’t full of adrenaline, y’know, fighting about real people instead of bots and stuff.
But are there any servers that don’t have zero gravity and has official/GOOD maps?
A server with gravity AND a good map?!
THIS IS MADNESS!
did anyone ever play the level called “turkeyburgers”? that was my absolute favorite to play on 100 gravity with my brothers
i started remaking it once for HL2DM but i didnt really know how to do anything in hammer at the time
How to stop a game from aging: allow low gravity and jetpacks.
THIS…
IS…
Not HL2DM!
What if a accident happens and you go into a coma and are powerless to make sure its good? will it suck? or will another weird event happen and you come out of the coma just in time… but then dinousars… and zombies and… who am i kidding… its gonna kick ass .
how about simply making the maps for HL2: DM?
Plenty. I like to go on that porn server and some other cal servers.
MAGNUSSON IS PISSED ABOUT HIS CASSEROLE AND NOW HE’S HEADING FOR US!
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