I don't remember people paying 10000$ for a future ship in HL3.Not needed anymore. It's like DNF or Star Citizen: If you make people wait for too long, some of them eventually will move on. Even if they started as fans.
The when-its-done-mantra is not working on me anymore. We all waited long long years for this and Valve ignored us. Now they seem to think, we can start this relationship over with a statement. And HL3 won't be that good to convince me to wait another 20 yrs or so for HL4, so I'll skip this particular title. In fact they can go and shove...
I'll stop here. Lot's of interesting games coming in 2025 anyway.
2 cents. Needed to vent this, sorry.
Doom, Quake, Half Life and Duke Nukem were all "ego shooters". Very good level design (probably the best ever) and very strong personalities from the protagonist.
They also had memorable enemies and characters.
Modern gaming sucks because we don't have these things.
I played hl2 as one of my first games. didnt play HL. it was great. whats going to stop anyone from jumping into HL3? if you care u care if you dont you dont! I havent even played the episodes, but would likely get HL3 if it looks good.Who cares? Too little too late. They needed to make this game a decade ago or more...
HL2 was without crap DRM. HL3 is likely going to have online DRM and require the Steam client to run. Deal Breaker.I played hl2 as one of my first games. didnt play HL. it was great. whats going to stop anyone from jumping into HL3? if you care u care if you dont you dont! I havent even played the episodes, but would likely get HL3 if it looks good.
Doesn't steam have a play offline option? Or is that gone?HL2 was without crap DRM. HL3 is likely going to have online DRM and require the Steam client to run. Deal Breaker.
Maybe? It's been a while since I've used Steam. Long story.Doesn't steam have a play offline option? Or is that gone?
HL2 was without crap DRM. HL3 is likely going to have online DRM and require the Steam client to run. Deal Breaker.
No, it did not. I bought it on launch day. Steam was optional and the game ran fine without it. Either you weren't there, or you're attempting to lie, badly.Half-Life 2 launched with Steam and required it, maybe you are thinking of the original Half-Life.
No, it didn't I have a copy of it on CD right in front of me.Half-Life 2 launched with Steam and required it, maybe you are thinking of the original Half-Life.