What part are you anxious to see in BM?

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#461

hahahahaha.

#462

Them’s fightin’ woids.

#463

Lol I hope he gets banned too. :3
In all seriousness though, and I’m sure I’ve said this before in here somewhere, but I agree with anxiously awaiting the G-Man sightings / sequences, including the point where I must make a decision. :wink:

#464

:meh::facepalm::facepalm:

#465

I can’t wait for all of the above, minus idiocy of course. :3

#466

fxd :smiley:

#467

I look forward to seeing The first 3 chapters, as well as Xen and Nihilanth. The new deathmatch sounds good too.

#468

I just want to see it period. About 6 months ago i was going to buy Halflife source, but my friend sent me here… i look forward to seeing it fully redone in source, and really wont mind when it gets released.

#469

Pardon my foul mouth, but I do believe my balls just popped.

Also, to add to the most anticipated parts, I really want to see the fully completed Surface Tension segment. In detail the tank fights, now that the soldiers AI is much smarter, I’m looking forward to the tactical fighting in the fox holes.

#470

half life: source is better than BM anyways, you shoulda bought that. :3

#471

No.

#472

I’m eager to see those two scientists fall down the shaft in the elevator… IN HIGH DEFINITION!!!

#473

on that note, i’m eager to hear one of them lazily drawl, ‘hello, gordon…’ during the plummet to his certain death.

in high definition.

#474

I am eager to feel the in-game atmosphere.

#475

In high definition?

#476

What happens when high definition becomes standard?

#477

:zip:

#478

I’m looking forward to using different tactics than in the original HL. The tarp covered boxes for instance, you break the box but still have a tarp you can carry around and toss into barnacle tongues.

#479

Can’t wait to see hordes of zombies getting crushed by cars

#480

FAIL!
I can’t wait to see sexy Balck Ops in action. :jizz:

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