Well the idea looked cool, but again gordon feetman is right

@@agentgollem1919 Agreed

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It had a certain aesthetic to it that could be represented better if someone were to recreate it, but of course, too long for an intro.

Valve was formed in 1996 and acquired the quake engine someone later that year so no it can't be an intro from 1996

@@ticklemedaddy The title used to say 1989 tho

@@MegaLittlesoldier Must've been a typo i'd guess

1989 was a great year for movies, though, some of which (like Leviathan and DeepStar Six) might have inspired certain aspects of Half-Life. If you can find it, watch 'Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor' (1990). Hold on. [researches] Found it here on KZfaq! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bc2idJZjkq7aZGw.html

I alsl like the 1984 version of HL1

Nah the 1961 version of Half Life is the best. Rocket science.

The premise of Half-Life is straight outta some movies from 1989.

Thankyou, I'm aiming for 1k before the end of the year, that would be great! I have many other topics I will cover over time as well! Thankyou for caring!

Sorry I meant 1998! You're right

I think I had it on hard difficulty and also missed a bunch haha. Thanks for watching

Right?! And HL1's shotgun's shells only have a payload of seven pellets which makes no geometric sense because it's a prime number! Should be eight, nine, or 12. We can assume the shells are standard 2.75" 12-gauge because the shotgun is a Franchi SPAS-12 which doesn't have a 3" Magnum chamber (though it could in a fictional universe and/or alternate timeline). The original model depicts it as having a magazine tube flush-fit with the barrel (as a combat shotgun outta have), and we can estimate the barrel to be 20", so the capacity would be seven in the tube plus one in the chamber. We can assume that the ammo they keep stocked is combat ammo, so that means no smaller than #4 shot, but more likely #00 or #000. If it's #000, then it's eight pellets. If it's #00, then it's nine or 12. Nine would be standard, 12 would be the payload of either a 3" Magnum or a 2.75" "Short Magnum." It's less likely to be a Short Magnum, so the payload should be eight or nine. At any rate, it has to be a multiple of two or three. No prime numbers allowed.