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#21

I’m not really that new here, but I admit I’ve played Half Life quite a bit more lately since I “re-discovered” BMS.

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#22

This place has gotten me in the mood for playing Halo more than HL1 actually

#23

I’ve tried, but I can never really make it more than halfway through the game before I lose all motivation. Don’t know why, it’s the same thing with Half-Life 2 only for that one I know it’s my dislike of Nova Prospekt that stops me from a replay.

#24

It’s a tough chapter, but ironically one of my favorite parts of the game.

#25

:hmph:

#26

maybe he has been lurking. or… maybe not.

i think when he first saw this site he thought “this is some crappy mod” Few years later he saw the new screenshots and thought “man, Dis mod is awsum”

#27

OMG A HERETIC !!!

#28

$15 = half-life, opposing force, blue shift, and team fortress classic. better deal than $10 for just half-life :retard:

#29

Halo 3 is definitly leagues better than Half life 1, or 2.

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#30

this mod looks like a ripoff of halo

#31

You think so too? Will there be TOW’s on the- Oh dear, look at the time. I’ve got to go install really shitty proprietary operation systems! Yay Windblows!

But, OT, I used to play HL when I was a younggin, after I played DOOM sitting on my father’s lap.

And then my mother tried to play Half Life. My dad lol’d like a mofo, and told her to go back some more bread while he showed some AGrunts their own sphincters.

#32

Talk to a girl.

#33

Lurker? Guilty. Not sure how long exactly, but all I know is that I have some 404 images that I saved that are almost 2 years old. Nice to browse the 404’s once in a while.

BTW, thought the mod was awesome back then, too… I just got away from everything gaming related for awhile due to irl bs.

#34

I replayed half life 20 times since I heard about the mod.

#35

i played it 20 times before i heard about it…

#36

slow clap

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