THIS IS RETRO dernit!
Back on topic.
LOSS OF INTEREST IN BM?
I dont think so at all. I think folks have gone on with their lives and have put the BM forum profile on hold. I still think the day it releases the internet will crash and the moon will eclipse the sun.
This is retro-er!
:fffuuu:
So we were told a few months ago 
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But then again we were also told that “you didn’t miss it by that much”. I believe that a proper definition of the word “much” is the key to understanding this sentence…
I’m starting to think that BM really is finished and the devs just can’t find a way to release it legally.
(It’s a theory that makes sense at this point.)
Or maybe they are evil and want to keep it for themselves. :hmph:
why would it all of a sudden make sense now, when valve has known about it for 5 years
I’m not patient enough, ill just try to forget BMS and be happy when its out
Motto of the day:
It’s better for the mod to be delayed than to be released now and will suck forever.
why do you bother posting if you’re going to talk trash, trash of a strain that has been talked to excess already
How can they illegally release it?
Body of a dead hooker?
Inside the LHC.
Wait, the Welsh can fly?
So the mod is Cuban? Who knew.
The Mod is Australian actually 
The gibs shown in that video were shopped in, they have been replaced by (non killable) kittens and balloons.
Black Mesa is still easily the most anticipated Half-Life II mod out there. 
Well, hey, I’m not the guy that posted this question (Loss of Interest in BM?), my answer was in response to that. I.e., no way, BMS is very eagerly awaited by Half-Life fans.
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.