Prima's Guide isn't perfect

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On Prima's guide which does say that it has all the g man locations
it gives 10 locations but I have found another does exist on Water hazard. Are there any others?
 
Sir_deadalot said:
On Prima's guide which does say that it has all the g man locations
it gives 10 locations but I have found another does exist on Water hazard. Are there any others?

The Prima guide is not perfect, but I do like having the maps of each level.

On other thing is it said that F5 is save and F6 is load. F5 does a screenshot for me... :cool:

Here's a good list of G-Man sightings:

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=182302
 
lasagne said:
whos oddesa? srry nub question
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him.
 
yeh it does miss out that sighting
i think its an easter egg more than anything else.

the prima guide is awesome, although i would like to know as to wether they make up some of the stuff themselves, or if valve tells em what to brief the player on.

eg: in the guide it says elis leg got taken by a bullsquid. bullcrap or the truth?
 
eg: in the guide it says elis leg got taken by a bullsquid. bullcrap or the truth?

Truth, they got thier info straight from valve, and valve already announced it anyway
 
The prima guide lists 10 sightings, yet there are 13. The Prima Guide also refers to the 7 Hour War as the "7 Day War", and a few other minor mistakes like that. Still a great book. I especially enjoy the maps of all the levels.
 
Stupid Prima

They also said the Combine soldiers were declawed, debeaked Zombies (?!), which is obviously a load of bullsquid.
 
Prima Guide's are always wrong. I had a Red Alert 2 one, and a couple of the missions could not be won using their walkthrough methods.

They said a warfactory could survive a nuke, but that's wrong.

They write their guides quite a while before the game goes gold so a few changes will happen and their guide will be wrong. And sometimes they make rash presumptions.
 
One of the biggest mistakes in the HL2 Prima Guide is that they refer to the level "Our Benefactors" as "Benefactory". C'mon now - how can you make a mistake like that? :/ This isn't a monster description we're talking about, this is a game level!
 
sfc_hoot said:
One of the biggest mistakes in the HL2 Prima Guide is that they refer to the level "Our Benefactors" as "Benefactory". C'mon now - how can you make a mistake like that? :/ This isn't a monster description we're talking about, this is a game level!

LOL. This factory...does it make things very Bene?

(ie good)

Who wrote that...did they not even question that when they typed it in?
 
sfc_hoot said:
One of the biggest mistakes in the HL2 Prima Guide is that they refer to the level "Our Benefactors" as "Benefactory". C'mon now - how can you make a mistake like that? :/ This isn't a monster description we're talking about, this is a game level!

I think that they had the guide go to the press before Valve were finished with the game. It would explain a few of the wording differences.
 
They also have a habit of taking screen-shots of the Crab-Synth's rear quarters, rather than its front end...

-Angry Lawyer
 
did they include the gman sighting on the mini tv inside a messy closet near the beginning of the part of anticitizen where you have to start clearing out the apartments?
 
Flyingdebris said:
did they include the gman sighting on the mini tv inside a messy closet near the beginning of the part of anticitizen where you have to start clearing out the apartments?

yes, but it's in the hallway instead of the room
 
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