What's your favorite HL 1 moment?

What's your favorite moment in first Half Life?

  • Black Mesa Inbound/Anomalous Materials

    Votes: 1 6.3%
  • Unforeseen Consequences/Office Complex

    Votes: 2 12.5%
  • "We've Got Hostiles!"/Blast Pit

    Votes: 4 25.0%
  • Power Up/On a Rail

    Votes: 1 6.3%
  • Apprehension/Residue Processing

    Votes: 4 25.0%
  • Questionable Ethics/Surface Tension

    Votes: 1 6.3%
  • Forget About Freeman!/Lambda Core

    Votes: 1 6.3%
  • Xen/Gonarch's Lair

    Votes: 1 6.3%
  • Interloper/Nihilanth

    Votes: 1 6.3%

  • Total voters
    16

Jek Jek Roo

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I think my favoirite is just after the resonanse cascade, when whole Black Mesa starts to be more intresting place than I thought.

 
The tentacle monster boss fight was epic. So definitely "Blast pit" for me.
i wouldnt call it a fight since all you do is sneak around,press some buttons and then BOOM he is dead,but it is indeed one of the most memorable moments of HL1 (unfortunately,the tentacle monster got ripped when out of the blast pit since it is easy to dodge his attacks )

 
Apprehension for me, i just love when you are getting overpowered and then the game screws you and take your weapons and then forces you to get them all again (maybe because i love sequels lol),so its like the beggining of the game but harder since the game creators know you are already used to the enemies and the gameplay,so they can unleash their anger on us

 
The tentacle monster boss fight was epic. So definitely "Blast pit" for me.
i wouldnt call it a fight since all you do is sneak around,press some buttons and then BOOM he is dead,but it is indeed one of the most memorable moments of HL1 (unfortunately,the tentacle monster got ripped when out of the blast pit since it is easy to dodge his attacks )
The same thing was with first Gargantua. I remember, when you was chasing by it and you only had to tempt it to get close to the electicy. Then it just exploded and that's it.

There was no fight. But you remember it.

Well, I think it's good, because you don't have to just shoot such thing. You must think for awhile and that makes it more memoriable.

 
The same thing was with first Gargantua. I remember, when you was chasing by it and you only had to tempt it to get close to the electicy. Then it just exploded and that's it. There was no fight. But you remember it.

Well, I think it's good, because you don't have to just shoot such thing. You must think for awhile and that makes it more memoriable.
Maybe,but you could kill the gargantua by firing at him...A LOT

 
The same thing was with first Gargantua. I remember, when you was chasing by it and you only had to tempt it to get close to the electicy. Then it just exploded and that's it. There was no fight. But you remember it.

Well, I think it's good, because you don't have to just shoot such thing. You must think for awhile and that makes it more memoriable.
Maybe,but you could kill the gargantua by firing at him...A LOT
I know that. I did it once. That was badass

 
I'd say the ending with Gman. I'd been seeing him through the game, but his epilogue and the choice really came out of left field.

 
Xen for me. I was like "whoa wtf is this place" when I first arrived. I was jumping like crazy for an hour there.

 
On a Rail... I always liked the idea of an extensive underground tunnel system big enough that I could live/dissapear down there if it was real...

 
I personally enjoyed we've got hostiles because it's when the guys you thought were going to save you start shooting at you and trying to kill you =)

 
Xen for me. I was like "whoa wtf is this place" when I first arrived. I was jumping like crazy for an hour there.
Xen was an another world with diffrent gravity, so I think it's natural, to act a bit unnormal in there.

Xen had great flora. I wish I had that creepy light thing in my room.

 
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