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Do you think that HL2 will live up to its expectations?
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Eejit said:I think it will live up to mine. I can't really speak for anyone else since I don't know what they expect.
Andy said:whatever happens, we've built up the community around a game that doesn't exist yet and when it comes, ironically, it will be the end of this community as we know it.
of course not . there will be much to speculate about .(backgrounds of the story,the context between h-l1 and h-l2 , half-life 3)Andy said:whatever happens, we've built up the community around a game that doesn't exist yet and when it comes, ironically, it will be the end of this community as we know it.
KagePrototype said:I expect it to be as fun as HL was when I first played it. By the looks of things, it should be.![]()
yea the story appears to be the best ever seen in a video game ,it has movie qualities. but i dont even know a movie with a better story then half-life has.MaxiKana said:I think that it will live up to it's expectations. Already from the first videos and screenshots that Valve released back in 2003. Hell even from the first info we got (the crowbar and shadow that resembled a 2) I got that feeling, that special little tingle inside of me, that this will be the game of the century. That this game will own all games. When the E3 teaser was released and saw it, it only got me more excited, and the tingle inside of me grew even larger.
I've never seen a video of a game that has the same feeling, the same atmosphere as this game seems to have.
Many games are really detailed and have great story, and you can really tell that the developers have put alot of work into it. But with Half-Life 2 it's different somehow, to me it's like they put not only their dedication and free time into it, it's like they put their lives and souls into this game. They really want to make it perfect, and they won't let anyone or anything stop them, not some stupid hacker, not our whining to release the game. Nothing. They take the art of making a computer game to a whole different level, a level never before reached by any game. They did that with Half-Life and they are now doing it again with it's sequel. I cannot see how this game could not live up to my expectations, or anyones for that matter. The only thing, however, that worries me is the multiplayer. Valve seems to have been pressured by it too much, and that's why they are trying to include as many games as possible into it. It's not the ammount of games that makes it good, it's their quality. And I hope that Valve knows that.
They should just make one multiplayer game, release the ports later on, as a bonus pack. But not as the multiplayer for Half-Life 2. From what i've seen in the videos and the screenshots Halfl-Life 2 would have no trouble succeeding even if it's multiplayer was only deathmatch.
Valve, the dedication you have put into Half-Life and Half-Life 2 is simply amazing, and we should only hope that other gaming companies could see what you have done with Half-Life 2, and that they would try even a little bit to create a game with the same kind of passion and dedication as you guys do.
Valve, keep up the good work. I know you won't dissapoint us.