Phat-t
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Combine and G-Man theories:
Combine theory 1: The Nililith and the Advisor look to be of the same makeup (sewn togeth, biomechanicle) and they are both part of the combine. However, I still don't think the nililith and the combine advisor (the big slug guy who talks to breen) are the acual combine. If you look closesly, they both look like they've been sewn together. I beleive they are both just powerful pawns of the combine, which we still haven't seen a real member of. The Nililith and the advisors are just powerful pawns the combine uses for different purposes. (Nililith- Management of the border world between dimensions, aka Xen. Advisor- Management of Earth, or negotiator to the leaders of combine controlled planets.)
This is why at the end of HL1 the Nililith says something like "slaves, we are their slaves", because he is a slave of the combine war machine.
Combine theory 2: Or my other theory is that there is no pure member of the combine race. The advisor and nililinth were ancient creations of a now-extinct or conquered race (note the ruins on the advisor's neck). They overthrew their creators and kept building onto themselves (the stiches on the nililith and the advisor). I think there also might be a huge, biomechanical, combine leader or group of combine eldar creations. He, or they, would've been the first creation/s, or the strongest early creation/s, who keeps building onto himself/themselves and leading the combine.
Earth theory: Also, I think Earth might've just been a minor stop for resources for the combine. Although there are hundreds of thousands or maybe even millions of combine war machines and soldiers on Earth, they all seem like minor forces when you think that the combine has conquered lots of other planets. Or maybe they used all their big guns during the seven hour war, then withdrew them to other planets where they were needed. They didn't beleive earth to be enough of a threat to keep they're big guns here, so They then transformed many of earth's citizens into their peace keeping forces (combine soldiers) to quell rebellions. They also left a small number of their minor war machines (striders, gunships, etc.) to help out until more could be made from the citidels all over the world.
To sum it all up, the Combine just conquered Earth to be another one of their troop building and resource absorbing factories to support a much larger war.
This is where the G-Man comes in.
G-Man theory 1: I beleive the G-Man is part of an interdimensional company or race much larger than the Combine or whoever their opponents are. The G-Man's company or race bascially screws around wherever they can by giving instant saviors to whoever needs them, but I'm still not quite sure what the G-Man's race would get out of this though, but it all probably effects something bigger that is within their best interests. Or maybe its just for intertainment, who knows?
G-Man theory 2: The G-Man is part of an advanced race that is having a huge war with the combine. The G-Man's race is powerful, but few in number. The G-Man is a lone agent of this race that is assigned to mess up the combine's plans for Earth. His human form is not what he really looks like. His real form may be something humans cannot comprehend, or maybe he's just a robot or some kind of advanced projection. The G-Man being a robot or projection could explain his indestructibility and his strange form of talking that is probably pieced together by an adaptation device that allows him to speak the language of any race he comes in contact with. This also explains why he always seems to be everywhere you are: He either has internal mechanisms that allow him to teleport (robot) or he has multible projections of himself around the world.
Combine theory 1: The Nililith and the Advisor look to be of the same makeup (sewn togeth, biomechanicle) and they are both part of the combine. However, I still don't think the nililith and the combine advisor (the big slug guy who talks to breen) are the acual combine. If you look closesly, they both look like they've been sewn together. I beleive they are both just powerful pawns of the combine, which we still haven't seen a real member of. The Nililith and the advisors are just powerful pawns the combine uses for different purposes. (Nililith- Management of the border world between dimensions, aka Xen. Advisor- Management of Earth, or negotiator to the leaders of combine controlled planets.)
This is why at the end of HL1 the Nililith says something like "slaves, we are their slaves", because he is a slave of the combine war machine.
Combine theory 2: Or my other theory is that there is no pure member of the combine race. The advisor and nililinth were ancient creations of a now-extinct or conquered race (note the ruins on the advisor's neck). They overthrew their creators and kept building onto themselves (the stiches on the nililith and the advisor). I think there also might be a huge, biomechanical, combine leader or group of combine eldar creations. He, or they, would've been the first creation/s, or the strongest early creation/s, who keeps building onto himself/themselves and leading the combine.
Earth theory: Also, I think Earth might've just been a minor stop for resources for the combine. Although there are hundreds of thousands or maybe even millions of combine war machines and soldiers on Earth, they all seem like minor forces when you think that the combine has conquered lots of other planets. Or maybe they used all their big guns during the seven hour war, then withdrew them to other planets where they were needed. They didn't beleive earth to be enough of a threat to keep they're big guns here, so They then transformed many of earth's citizens into their peace keeping forces (combine soldiers) to quell rebellions. They also left a small number of their minor war machines (striders, gunships, etc.) to help out until more could be made from the citidels all over the world.
To sum it all up, the Combine just conquered Earth to be another one of their troop building and resource absorbing factories to support a much larger war.
This is where the G-Man comes in.
G-Man theory 1: I beleive the G-Man is part of an interdimensional company or race much larger than the Combine or whoever their opponents are. The G-Man's company or race bascially screws around wherever they can by giving instant saviors to whoever needs them, but I'm still not quite sure what the G-Man's race would get out of this though, but it all probably effects something bigger that is within their best interests. Or maybe its just for intertainment, who knows?
G-Man theory 2: The G-Man is part of an advanced race that is having a huge war with the combine. The G-Man's race is powerful, but few in number. The G-Man is a lone agent of this race that is assigned to mess up the combine's plans for Earth. His human form is not what he really looks like. His real form may be something humans cannot comprehend, or maybe he's just a robot or some kind of advanced projection. The G-Man being a robot or projection could explain his indestructibility and his strange form of talking that is probably pieced together by an adaptation device that allows him to speak the language of any race he comes in contact with. This also explains why he always seems to be everywhere you are: He either has internal mechanisms that allow him to teleport (robot) or he has multible projections of himself around the world.