Cap'n Keyes is black.

#21

My mother is a black person, as is half of I.

#22

its so weird when people dont know black people
like theyre literally the majority of what i see

#23

Same here.

I’m actually a bit on edge when I go a bit west and end up in a sea of anglos.

I’m more content in a throughly mixed environment.

#24

Nonsense topic

#25

:expressionless:

Opening screen?

#26

#27

That menu was so awesome, I wonder why they had to scrap it when switching to Steam.

#28


You guys are dumb he’s totally black.

#29

You forgot to give him race-appropriate facial structure

#30

There’re two different ones. Forget why. I think its the steam version.

#31

the thread has been terminated

#32

Gordon Freeman is white. He’s white on the official art and game packaging, and since you can’t really change his appearance, he’s always white even when you’re playing him.

#33

But he’s you.

#34

If Valve really wanted to convey the sense that the player is actually supposed to be Gordon, then they should’ve never revealed his face or general appearance.

#35

that’s what Bungie said about Master Chief, and then they let some fucker go and write books about him where he’s a white supremacist

#36

Yeah, but who the fuck reads books?

#37

wat

His best friend was Hispanic, mang.

Edit: and so was his drill segregant/ idol…

orly
blordon.jpg

#38

:fffuuu: i changed it wif photoshop

#39

…

#40

Nice job HPN. You get a “special” medal.

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