So I decided to Advertise...

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#1

…Black Mesa, through the only means available to me: Snow.

Originally, I HAD planned to make a snowman-headcrab-zombie type thing, but the headcrab never quite… worked.

The logo is a little off, but there’s not really anything I can do about it now, the light has gone :frowning:
I hope you guys appreciate it, the environment put a lot of effort into this!

Oh, and the snow was 'kay too:

#2

Hahaha, that’s awesome.

Where about in the UK are you Mr. Door?

#3

I think you’re doing more to advertise the seventeenth letter of the modern Latin alphabet than Black Mesa.

#4

Get one of those headcrab hats from the valve store and put it on him.

#5

Those are tiny.

#6

that’s what she said hur dur

#7

He’s a welsh ffagod. (sp?)

#8

Lucky bastard, it got down to around 5 degrees Celsius here recently before going back up to short sleeve weather here, and we haven’t had snow in a good long while (22 years now)
I drew the logo in the sand once though.

#9

I’ve got snow here. About 3" worth ATM. Get all extremes where I live. Up to 98F degrees in summer and down to 10-20F degrees in winter.

#10

I get 105 in summer and -10ish in winter (extremes, but it happens)

#11

I don’t know about your fancy fahrenheit stuff, but its cold as fuck(degrees celsius) here.

#12

Snowbine?

#13

Haha, we got a full foot and a half here in northern Indiana!

#14

Answered your question?

That’s fine then :stuck_out_tongue:

#15

You lucky bastards. I live in Georgia, and we don’t get shit down here, except for the huge amount of rain when its 34 degrees Fahrenheit or clear skies when its 10 degrees Fahrenheit.

#16

trust me, you Don’t want what the midwest, pacific northwest, and northeastern united states is getting.

#17

wow how do you guys manage such cold weather? extrimes get down to only -40 C down here.

#18

Yeah, but you live in igloos anyways.

#19

How is that going to make it any better igloos are just colder

#20

you left out an important part of my reply. :meh:

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.