How would YOU release Black Mesa?

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#661

And who are the 3 people.

#662

Me, you and that guy.

#663

I would release it in such a way that it would be released tomorrow.

But I think it’s a good thing I’m not the developers.

#664

Great then, we will never tell anyone the pass :3

#665

I would put them in parts on flash drives and bury them around Texas.

#666

Why should valve not let it be on steam?

#667

Did I say they shouldn’t?

hint: no, I didn’t

#668

I’d release it as a secret Valve free-to-play title https://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2011/06/20/valve-working-on-free-to-play-title/

#669

like this …

#670

Put it on multiple floppy discs. None of my computers have floppy drives :fffuuu: .

#671

thats pretty neat

#672

WHAT THE FUUUUUUUU :fffuuu: :’(:’(

#673

I would put the key in the lock, twist it, pull the key out, grab the handle bar on the cage and pull it down so it is released into the wild. That’s how you release something.

#674

I would give 1kb each to a billion monkeys, then I would release them across the universe in no order what so ever.
That or on 21/12/2012

Edit: Half the monkeys will be in another castle, and the other half will force you to listen to rick roll.

#675

Unfinished and full of game breaking bugs.

#676

B)

#677

Hope you know what you’re doing by saying (writing :stuck_out_tongue: ) this :zip:

#678

It’s ok, as long as you keep reading it you won’t know if it’s true or not.

#679

Raminator actually lives several months in the future.

#680

Months? Still sounds very promising :wink:

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