We go around a gray building, there are snipers, mines and tripbombs on our way. It is strange that Valve didn’t notice it and didn’t fix, because they replaced brush terrain with displacement, and when doing that they were in the editor at that place, and the misaligned texture looks very noticeable. The same misaligned texture in original Half-Life: Then we meet tanks which can turn and shoot at us. In Half-Life: Source the pre-rendered sky was replaced by realtime 3D Skybox: It certainly looks very inspiring, and that fade to black if you fall looks cool. The cliff is something completely different. This chapter introduces minefields, which we can make safe by our weapons. There are supplies lying in various places, one of them is especially dangerous. The designers did a good job at creating a place where it’s challenging to find a way to advance. We get through some terrains, which is a welcome change of scenes, because they look different than the rooms we’re used to. Stupid military sends a lot of these after you, only to be destroyed! It is especially pleasing to play this in Half-Life: Source, because, as you know from my Half-Life Source Fun video, in this version, you can easily destroy a helicopter with the Gauss Gun. This is where I landed after being killed by it. Isn’t that fun?Ī while later, a bridge with big turret. Between its boring gray ruins, very stunning new things are hidden.įuel storage with flying barrels. The Replay Experience Experiment aka TREEĪnother long chapter.

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