MakoVlazkov

The earlier episodes are weaker, the series gets much better the further he progresses, his initial stance when he started the series is that Shephard would gradually become more serious as the shit progressively hit the fan.

Cars are really called automobiles but nobody (Aside from myself) calls them that, they call them cars.

Yes, that was an example of an intermixing of the two games, I am not saying he would see him, only he would patch in Adrian yelling "you big orange fuck!" as he jumped into the portal, for example.

which is never? I have counted two so far, "Suckeeerr" and Adrian shouting at Gordon before he jumps into the portal.

Again, I am not asking for collaboration, but to at lease acknowledge the existence of certain factors of other "Minds", and only in places where they intermix, which are few and far between.

I once recorded a session of gameplay in a Gmod server, and killed my buddy with a throwing knife, does that count?

Too big for their own good, all I am going to say at the moment, I never subscribed, because I saw how full their channel was of pointless videos.

I have seen all of them, but not all to a full extent, I ceased to watch Chell's Mind and Felix's (Unsure if the "s" is proper after an x) Mind shortly after starting, but I have watched Barney's Mind to the full extent and am awaiting for the next installment of Shephard's Mind to be released, going on 5 months, I'd estimate, since his last episode.

I am in full surprise that I had not known, and been a part of, this sooner. I shall join this group with at once and forthwith.

I do not mean to put forth the idea of cooperation in the series' between the series' (If that makes sense), as I do not wish to impose, I only seek to know if Ross will merely acknowledge the events of the other "Minds." I understand and I agree. It probably wouldn't be too hard. Perhaps you are right, but I am inclined to not put forth imposition upon Ross to perform a task that I do not fully understand the complexity or difficulty thereof.

I can only imagine that he would if the fans wished it so, as he has said before; I too wonder how Freeman will respond to the new and rather alien world he would find himself in, it is my opinion that Half Life 2 is a bit silly when compared to Half Life 1, which has a more serious tone, the Combine are quite silly and weak when compared to the Xen creatures and HECU Marines, it may be because the weapons in Half Life 2 are rather cartoon-like, unlike the robust military equipment, humorous yet frightening biological weapons, and advanced scientific devices of Half Life 1. Although I must seem like a critic, I would not be adverse to a Freeman's Mind 2, quite the opposite, but I do not think I will like it more than Freeman's Mind, but only time, and Ross Scott's talent, will tell.

I do not mean to put forth the idea of cooperation in the series' between the series' (If that makes sense), as I do not wish to impose, I only seek to know if Ross will merely acknowledge the events of the other "Minds."

I really enjoyed the rant Freeman went on in response to "Scheduled Chaos Theory." Oh, and my favorite part of the series is when he meets the first Houndeye, it jumps through the portal and he kills it in one hit whilst simultaneously responding to said teleportation with a firm and verbose "No."

Hello, I'm sure all of us know of other "Mind" series', and how the people who make/made them acknowledge the events of Freeman's Mind in their "Mind" (Freeman yelling "SUUUUCKEEERR" at Barney was carried over using audio editing in Barney's Mind). While watching Shephard's Mind Ep. 10 for a second time, I noticed the scene where he shouts at Freeman as he runs and jumps into the portal without hesitation, and wish to know if Ross will acknowledge this event by both jumping into the portal without hesitation and/or patch in the audio of Shephard shouting at Freeman as he jumps. Also, the maker of Barney's Mind made sure to have Barney be aware of the friendship he and Freeman share, as this is the actual relationship they have, and I have yet to see Freeman reference it, he often notes his standoffish attitude towards all other people, but it is known that, as per the "lore", Freeman and Barney knew each-other and were indeed good friends. I only seek confirmation that Ross will acknowledge these things in future episodes and when the events arise. Thank you, Mako Vlazkov