Author Topic: The Half Life 2/Half Life 2 Beta topic  (Read 10756 times)

rule34 combine assassin is nothing but tentacle research
wot

wot
shhh can we please stop talking about tentacle research with combine assassins

This was removed from the original files I think. A banner that would be on buildings like the Manhack Arcade





rule34 combine assassin is nothing but tentacle research
how the hell do you know that


Yeah

Except instead of the HECU, the assassin is part of a great empire that's taken over the world in under 7 hours so
The HECU and Black OPs weren't working together at all in half life. A lot of the marines were being killed off by the Black OPs teams sent in to arm the nukes.

The HECU and Black OPs weren't working together at all in half life. A lot of the marines were being killed off by the Black OPs teams sent in to arm the nukes.
sorry i meant black ops

it's just that i've always thought of the main military-like enemy in half life to be the HECU, so I get black ops and hecu mixed up

plus i never completed half life because for some reason it would lag on my laptop but half life 2 ran just fine.

half life 2 on the ORIGINAL xbox has beta stuff in it (i think)

half life 2 on the ORIGINAL xbox has beta stuff in it (i think)
I doubt that unless I see actual gameplay of it

I plowed trough Half Life 2 recently. In the end of the game Dr.Breen is talking with the Combine advisors and says something about a host body. What if Gman is a Combine advisor who has possessed a human and is now helping Freeman trough to defeat his peers for whatever reason? It would explain the teleporting around and strange time stopping behavior.

I plowed trough Half Life 2 recently. In the end of the game Dr.Breen is talking with the Combine advisors and says something about a host body. What if Gman is a Combine advisor who has possessed a human and is now helping Freeman trough to defeat his peers for whatever reason? It would explain the teleporting around and strange time stopping behavior.

I plowed trough Half Life 2 recently. In the end of the game Dr.Breen is talking with the Combine advisors and says something about a host body. What if Gman is a Combine advisor who has possessed a human and is now helping Freeman trough to defeat his peers for whatever reason? It would explain the teleporting around and strange time stopping behavior.
Ehhhhh
I find it highly unlikely
How would a combine advisor possess a human? All they can do with them is feed off them and suck out information from them. (They can most likely do a lot more than that, but I doubt they can possess a human.)

I really want to find the full image of this, I remember it being bigger and there was a cat with a tinfoil hat on sitting on the table by him.

when i beat episode one my internet went offline and i didn't get the win achievement :(
just saying

Ehhhhh
I find it highly unlikely
How would a combine advisor possess a human? All they can do with them is feed off them and suck out information from them. (They can most likely do a lot more than that, but I doubt they can possess a human.)
Well when Dr.Breen talked to the combine advisors in the same scene, he said something about not being able to survive in their environment (He's about to use the portal to teleport to the combine universe). Then he stops obviously to listen and mutters the "Host body?" part. If humans could possess a random creature from another universe, why can't a random creature from another universe possess a human?
« Last Edit: January 03, 2014, 04:48:10 PM by Tonkka² »

Well when Dr.Breen talked to the combine advisors in the same scene, he said something about not being able to survive in their environment (He's about to use the portal to teleport to the combine universe). Then he stops obviously to listen and mutters the "Host body?" part.
Well yes, that would mean Dr. Breen taking control of a host body, not a host body taking control of him.

I can see what you're trying to say, but still.