Want to play some HL1 with your favourite BMS Dev? Okay, how about me instead?

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#101

I stuck with pretty much all red (I think) for the same reason. I didn’t want to end up with some horrible dark blue and teal color scheme.

#102

It was supposed to be green. :frowning:

#103

would love to play hl2dm with you guys as long as the lag gets fixed so its playable for me

#104

Is “Deathmatch Classic” HLDM? I just checked Steam, and that’s all they have. Its about time I got the game, I’ve had HL1 for ages :expressionless:

#105

Think it’s been stated a bunch of times in this thread. HLDM is included in Half-Life. On the main menu is a Find Server option.

#106

Yeah, it’s only after HL2 that they decided to separate SP and MP, because of Steam and maybe because the single player had a serious bug with sv_maxplayers in the early versions of half life 2.

I remember before Steam, you could launch vanilla HL1 and switch to OpForce, Blue Shift or Counter Strike or any other mod without quitting the game once.

#107

Those were the good days, :’(.

#108

…Oh. (checks steam library)

Apparently, I never bought the original HL, just HL Source… WHAT SHAME HAS BEFALLEN ME :’(:’(:’(

#109

We’re disowning you.

#110

What’s up with all those “scientists” saying the same thing? :smiley:

#111

I have a pretty plausible reason, but I don’t want to spill anything here because it would be a bit off-topic. I’ll just give a hint: Test

#112

Oh! Skynet’s first attempts at interaction?

#113

#114

how about a opposing force match this sunday

#115

I really don’t like expansions so i only play HL1. I ‘vote’ for regular Half Life.

#116

Opposing Force has better weapons imo.

#117

And I actually have Opposing Force (and Blue Shift) this time, we don’t need that old original Goldsrc HL now do we? :stuck_out_tongue:

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