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Samon said:Because he isnt a main character in the half life universe, blue shift was developed by gearbox, not valve. And, like Marc laidlaw said about shepard and race x, they wont be appearing in an official game
Why did Barney showed up then ?
Walter said:No , he's not just Barney , he's Barney CALHOUN ( at least everyone think so ) .
No , he's not just Barney , he's Barney CALHOUN ( at least everyone think so ) .
I thought It will be a sequel .
Nah , forget it ...nevermind
Samon said:Because he isnt a main character in the half life universe, blue shift was developed by gearbox, not valve. And, like Marc laidlaw said about shepard and race x, they wont be appearing in an official game
Originally Posted by Marc Laidlaw
Hi, Solver, I'm assuming whatever I tell you is going to get posted somewhere, so I'll be very careful in answering.
I will not talk about the meaning of the game or clear up stuff that has yet to be clarified or revealed; it only makes sense to do this in the context of the games themselves. Stuff that hasn't been revealed is that way because we're not ready to reveal it. Everything that's there is there for a reason; ditto for everything that isn't there. I can only say, "Stay tuned."
Race-X was Gearbox's creation, and likely would only be continued if Gearbox were to do more episodes in the HL universe. There were gameplay modes they wanted to explore, and their designers wanted to make some new monsters; Race-X was a great way for them to do this. The universe is expansive enough to allow this without conflicting with the core story. Remember, these are games first and foremost, and the story really is there to open up and extend (rather than shut down) possibilities for fun gameplay. We did coordinate overarching story elements with Gearbox, but left a lot of the details for them to explore and invent according to what worked for their design process. As for whether Shepherd was put on ice before or after the Nihilanth's demise, it's really hard to say, since Gordon's time in Xen and in the Nihilanth's chamber may not be mapped directly against the timeline of events at Black Mesa.
The gman mumbles sound fairly close to what I remember him saying...strangely enough, I can't find the script for that exchange.
Thanks for taking such an interest in the story. Before HL1 came out, it was tough to convince outsiders that FPS players would care at all about having any kind of story in their game. Obviously, given the wide range of reactions, they care quite a bit. The debate over HL2's content is much more varied.
Yours,
Marc Laidlaw
P.S. Thanks for that letter , Samon .
Then I would like to know how he died... The only one that can compare to Gordon Freeman is Adrian Shepard. And I hope that Valve will include him in some way.