Half Life 2: Raising the Bar

Half-Life Series
#61

If it weren’t for that stupid hack, we would’ve gotten something really epic. :mono:

#62

[what hack?!]

#63

They should have made Gabe’s forward simply say: Don’t fuck with the Freeman!

#64

why did they discontinued production?

#65

They wanted it to be a collectors item. And although i don’t encourage its use, in this case, it seems to be accurate.

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#66

or " it was meanted to cost alot and worth not-so-much"

#67

I wish I had the kind of money to buy it. :frowning: I don’t want a freaking eBook.

#68

Its just an insight to how the development process worked for Valve during HL and HL2. If there is a cheap way for you to get hands on it, get it. Otherwise its not need to enjoy the games.

#69

I have it on my computer :slight_smile:

#70

My friend sent me his PDF version, very insightful book though i wouldn’t fork out 80 dollars for it, i think it’s IGN or Gamespot or something that have an expansive behind the scenes look on the development of Half life 2, look it up, it’s pretty good.

#71

Yeah, you would not need it to understand the story. But if you’re a big fan of Half-Life it’s a great read.

#72

cool

#73

So that’s what a real necropost looks like… :impressed:

#74

I want it, but it didn’t came out here in Spain :frowning:

#75

Where can you buy it i Already readed it on wikipedia but i Would like to buy it.

#76

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0761543643/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&seller=

#77

you may have heard of something called the ‘internet’

#78

I have it. Bought it a few years ago. Along with Calvin & Hobbes: The Days Are Just Packed.

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