>Dooms the entire humanity by pushing a shiny crystal into a laser
What was his fricking problem
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>Dooms the entire humanity by pushing a shiny crystal into a laser
What was his fricking problem
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minimum wage minimum effort
how did this PhD in theoretical physics help him beat the military, the aliens and the combine?
Understanding of projectile physics
It was pure dumb luck, not the PhD.
The PhD got him a morphine filled radiation resistant exo-suit.
>I can't breathe
>hev suit: fentanyl administered
Those egghead engineers should be put on trial for George Floydmans death
morphine helped
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He was really late
He was probably hung over and not thinking straight.
The resonance cascade was a setup by G-man.
He provided the sample, tampered with machinery and data, and prevented anyone from informing Gordon or the other scientists that something was wrong.
Everything Gordon did and did not do afterwards was carefully planned out by G-man until the nihilanth was killed.
does g-man actually have foresight or does it only seem like he does? if he does have it how come he couldn't anticipate the vortigaunts? if he doesn't have it then why did he let himself get captured by the combine
he let himself get captured by the combine because Laidlaw had nothing to do with HL:A therefore no one understood what G-man motives actually are and they just went with generic spooky villain
G-man has a nonlinear view of time while the vortessence seemingly exists outside of time.
As it is G-Man probably made Cascade on purpose
>the events of hl1 is entirely because g-man identified gordon as someone capable of taking down the nihilanth and the combine and needed the resonance cascade to happen so that gordon could be brought to them
Yep. The question becomes "who the frick is G-man working for, and why do they want this?"
He lost a cozy job too
Imagine being paid monthly for $100k to push around carts
I'm pretty sure anyone could've pushed that cart
Watch Freeman's mind
>it's over. the lab has fallen
He was a highly trained professional and didn't need to hear all this.
There is nothing special about Gordon that caused him to be the one who killed the Nihilanth instead of the three other motherfrickers in identival HEV suits firing rockets at it before him.
why does he look more chad-like the more HD we go?
he looked like some nerd homosexual originally
He seems kind of chad in that image as well.
His alpha was a cartoonish rusky too if you remove the glass he doesnt look like a nerd
>playing Half-Life on PS2
Yup, SOVL.
I never understood why everyone blames Gordon when he was just doing his job. He wasn't the one who procured the crystal, nor was it his job to figure out what it would do. Eli, Kleiner and Magnuson are more to blame than Gordon.
>dogtor freeman
Did it for the lulz
They didn't know it'd go like that.
Besides humanity unlocked interdimensional travel and technology centuries ahead of anything humanity has now from it. So be more grateful and pick up the can.
>"Multiversal" alien invader
>The best feat they've shown is city level at best
>Also required human tech to achieve their goal
God, The combine is such underwhelming villain
Yup, conquering the entirety of earth was a city level feat indeed. Disappointed.
Invasion is a cliche trope
Just send some gigaBlack person or multiversal being that mindraped the entire earth into what it is
Earth is the equivalent of a 10 square km island along a traderoute for the East India Company. (Theoretical) Teleport tech aside Earth is literally only good for its water to them. Literally not even worth sending in their regulars for.
Taking over Earth and draining the sea is city level?
FFS, it's literally said in game (Hazard Course).