Otto

Heheh: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproui/thread/0519b7da-d01d-48e5-9b17-a1a7787f7ff8 This was actually the first major problem I ever ran into. I know it's the tiniest little thing you wouldn't ever think could pose a difference, but when managing my thousands of library files, it's absolutely chaotic. Haha, don't worry, you always learn a lot more than you notice. And yeah, none of the episodes require any "industry profession", but I think you could actually have a lot of fun with it if you gave it a go. Or if you ever wanted to move to a career with it, you'd certainly then have some damn funny-awesome video-related evidence. And that is an Awesome song, by the way. Anyway, definitely don't hesitate to play something if you're in the gaming mood, Ross. I know exactly what it feels like to be having a box laying around waiting to be opened and installed, as if you never got it all those years ago. One particular box, in my case, is the Starcraft II: Collector's Edition. Which I paid a lot for to get from overseas. In my sudden, blind, youthful surge of enthusiasm at the time. How sad.

Dunno. A portion of it sounded like "Round, round... (or "wait, wait... [or "one, two...]) I don't care!" But it could be anything, really. There ought to be subtitles!

Lit Fuse Films = Bioware.

Of course we won't tear you apart; we're used to far worse from native English speakers online.

I know how you feel! Actually, I thought that was kind of interesting. It's always a shame when I hear a nice idea for how something might happen later on, because it means it's one more idea Ross probably won't use, either for respecting the original poster or for not having read the post in the first place. I don't like to think about it though. It obviously wouldn't be Ross's own character and writing if he took everyone's comments and integrated them. His own way is what I love about the series. Yeah, there are a few things like these I've noticed too, but they all behave differently depending on difficulty, I believe. Otherwise I think they're all identical, you should re-check Half-Life 1 to make sure your memory is right.

Heh, I believe you, but that's one strange connection. Good memory for the number.

What does it mean? Seriously though, what did he mean? I hope I didn't miss it as a reference to something.

Heh, if he doesn't think he's fired a gun before then he must've really skipped that Hazard Course for lunch break. And hang on, the H.E.V. suit does administer drugs!

He may have, but wears it so often for work anyway that it's no better an observation than the fact that he's already at work.

Yeah, it's nothing new. Dave's been hit by far worse. If not a stunstick to the face, or a concussion from a fast moving train, or an army of fast zombies, then a sonic attack sending him on the roof of a building. Rolling off the hood of a moving vehicle is the least that armour can take.

Only a few phrases, for the most part. Just to get him by on the right gang in the right country.

Yeah, actually. Almost exactly half way. This is the start of chapter 10, out of 19. Chapter 19 isn't really a chapter, but some before it drag out a bit.

This is a good point. I know there's a few things people think could be done or could've been done over the years, but this is one that sounds like a good, simple, easy, funny moment.

In reference to the top post in this page by J.C: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=1417&start=34 If that's any help. Good job on this anyway, man.

Great job, man. You're really spewing these out.

I think the word you probably meant is "Genre", not pronounced how it looks.

Heh, well which was it? The best ever, or the worst ever? I know, I nearly spat on my screen when I heard that. I love his dorky impressions. My second one though would have been the bum doing the "Neeeeaaa!" part. Hmm, I think good, personified deliverance of lines usually get the better of my sense of humour.

Wow, that's an ancient starting point, Alyxx, old wise one. I had nothing so early, but I was around for some the first fan-made Half-Life 2 videos. And then Garry's Mod came online and I was hooked by one or two particularly nicely story-summarized-music-ish-edited videos which had just left an impression, leading to Red VS Blue. Then I saw Civil Protection: Friday...

Yeah, that's a good point.

Yep, I know what that's like.

I looked before I posted, I did! Maybe somebody needs to title the topics better... And uh, it's likely you got the wrong Otto, jumpyed. But if it's a distraction from hounding Ross, just as well!

I think they probably release Freeman's Mind on a weekly basis. Each Friday matches the times, doesn't it?

Nicely summarized here, at rockpapershotgun: What If Gordon Freeman Had A Body? Half-Life Trailer by James Benson: I've seen this guy's work in the past, and grew a particular fascination for how he did his first-person body animations. Particularly if it was in the H.E.V. suit. Now he's remade all of Half-Life's classic moments with animated, interacting limbs in a more mobile, stumbling, and overall clumsy environment.

Man, I watched the first two "films" years ago when they came out, and am eagerly awaiting the third, but I can't download it this month because I'll max mah net cap. It's over two Gigglybytes big and I only watch it under the condition that it's the high quality file. I've heard it's a lot better than the others, but I personally don't care; I just like it for the duo game mix and how they work around the implementations.

Yes, I can confirm that this is what he said, because it was suppose to be more audible. *stares at unsuspecting someone*