Things you DON'T want to see in BM.

Black Mesa Archive Suggestion Box
#521

You want to know if in Black Mesa we can watch scientists on the toilet?

…:ninja:

#522

I was just kidding :lol: I don`t want to see or hear knowing that the AI of Black Mesa characters will be very high

#523

Looks more like he’s rubbing his legs from that angle.

#524

.Why would a scientist rub his legs?

#525

For science…?

#526

Maybe… Although the scientist on the toilet should be fapping :retard:

#527

:fffuuu:

#528

…for science of course.

#529

Yes, for science. :stuck_out_tongue: Everything is for science! Especially fapping.

#530

Hey, you never know when you’ll need that semen sample.

#531

I don’t want to see Questionable Ethics dramatically different from what it was like in HL1

#532

Why should he? What fundamental law governs whether scientists in a video game should be masturbating on a toilet?

#533

so you want long boring hallways and rooms that make no sense?

#534

I don’t want to see a pale, wrinkly, old, balding scientist beating off in the game! Not on the toilets, not EVER!

#535

I don’t want all the textures and stuff to be different because it actually looked like a laboratory there, where shit got done. They made huge laser beams that blew holes in walls, and the Tau Cannon which is awesome.

I don’t care if they make it look sexier, just I hope they don’t make it completely different like what they’re doing with Xen.

#536

I don’t want all the textures and stuff to be different because it actually looked like a laboratory there, where shit got done. They made huge laser beams that blew holes in walls, and the Tau Cannon which is awesome.

I don’t care if they make it look sexier, just I hope they don’t make it completely different like what they’re doing with Xen.

#537

I’m sure it will be recognizable.

#538

What do you know about Xen, jack shit that’s what.

#539

We know that they’re changing it dramatically.

#540

They’re changing it, that’s all we know. I’m sure some of the jumping has been dialed back a wee bit and a few more changes. But I doubt it’s changed so much that it’s barely recognizable compared to the original level.

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