Possible in Goldsrc, not in Source

Half-Life Series
#61

You mean like Half-Life Source?

#62

#63

But there are healing soda cans in CS:S right?

#64

Wrong. At least I never saw one.

#65

It shouldn’t be too hard to make one.

Even something as simple as replacing models of health vials would work.

#66

All I said was that it won’t be in BM. He said that any feature preserved from HL to HLS would also be in BM; it will not.

#67

He didn’t say it would be in it, he said it would be supported by it. Foo’

#68

Does BM currently support healing soda cans?

#69

I still want to know why was that feature left off. It’s certainly not because it’s too hard to code. Most likely a design decision but for reasons unexplained.

#70
#71

He knows the answer Teh_Casino, he was just illustrating a point. And BM supports the ability to create healing soda cans, it just doesn’t feature them.

#72

Haha, by default it does not support healing soda cans - in fact I’m quite sure you can’t even modify the game to implement them.

#73

…Time will tell… :smiley:

#74

Well they only gave you 1hp each in hl1 so it’s not a big loss.

#75

And well, since the dev team is going in a realistic angle for the design of the game, it seems kinda out of place having soda cans that can heal you 1hp at a time.

#76

I wouldn’t say that; those soda cans saved my arse many times when I had under 10hp.

#77

Seeing as soda machines had 5 buttons, and could be pressed twice for 2 cans each, 10 hp maximum. Even better if you had 2 machines around. :stuck_out_tongue:

#78

I wonder how many people noticed that the soda cans healed you right on the first playthrough.

I only noticed that on the 5th playthrough. :stuck_out_tongue:

#79

I played through it twice and never noticed. >.>

#80

I didn’t. I had burned microwave casserole for breakfast instead of soda.

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