HAPPY NEW YEAR!

#1

Considering that the New Year already arrived on the isle of Samoa, as well as New Zealand and Australia: Happy New Year!

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#2

Try to have a good life in a shitty 2012 everyone!

#3

It’s still 16 hours away here.

#4

8 hours :frowning: Happy New year everybody!

#5

8h 15min … I have a feeling my recollection of events tomorrow will not be all that clear since I started the day by drinking heavily the nordic way. Oh, there will be tidbits of information that will be given to me by not-so-reliable sources. Happy new year…

#6

7 hours, 5 minutes.

End of the world? Fucking pumped.
Least i’ll be surfing lava, listening to this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gdG7TZUqY0

#7

Crappy New Year everyone.
One thing’s sure : 2013 will be definitively better.

#8

16 hours, 57 minutes.

2012 will be a year of transition for me as I move out of state and then get a job that advances me towards my ultimate career path. Woo!

#9

Less than a year 'till the end of the Mayan long count calendar guys!

#10

everyone get drunk

#11

Consider it done.

#12

So, when is the mod gonna come out?

#13

edit: I don’t know what the hell happened but it seems to me that I quoted my own post by mistake… :confused:

#14
#15

11 hours 39 minutes

#16

So are we going to get some guest spam this year? I hope so.

#17

Guest spam?

#18

IIRC there was a ton of guests stalking the forums last year on Dec 31.

[EDIT] Currently 150, nothing to write home about.

#19

At this point, people already know better than to expect something out of Black Mesa on these dates.

#20

4 hours 10 minutes!

Now, it’s not the time to speculate about Black Mesa’s release, but to think about the major steps done, the milestones reached in 2011. :awesome:

Founded in 2004, Leakfree.org became one of the first online communities dedicated to Valve’s Source engine development. It is more famously known for the formation of Black Mesa: Source under the 'Leakfree Modification Team' handle in September 2004.