I got Tom to make a sig, bow down to me.
Never mind, it's a joke.
Sorry for being an idiot guys.
I got Tom to make a sig, bow down to me.
It's an open source game, someone would of found the video file in the games code one the first day it came out.
At 4/13/13 02:45 PM, darkjam wrote:Sorry for being an idiot guys.
Perfect time to use part of your sig
LOL! You noob! You got owned
I got Tom to make a sig, bow down to me.
At 4/14/13 05:27 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote:At 4/14/13 04:08 PM, CrazyRock wrote: God damn it, we all know Half-Life 3 will never happen.Yes it will. Games take time to make.
It's sad, but true.
it doesn't take 6+ years to develop a game especially when you already have character models and a plot.
At 4/14/13 08:41 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote:At 4/14/13 08:20 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:They've been working on a ton of other projects in between. This slows down development.At 4/14/13 05:27 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote: Yes it will. Games take time to make.it doesn't take 6+ years to develop a game especially when you already have character models and a plot.
yes making hats for micro transactions in TF2 really does hamper Game development for a much wanted game.
At 4/14/13 10:42 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote:At 4/14/13 09:00 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:Missing the point much? In between Episode 2 and now, Valve has released Left 4 Dead 1 and 2, Portal 2, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Dota 2 (which is still in beta, but should be fully out soon). Some of these games were done by separate teams, but with all the resources divided like this, it'd obviously slow down development. But since they're all finished and released (excluding Dota 2 which is still in beta), HL3 might not be too far off.At 4/14/13 08:41 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote: They've been working on a ton of other projects in between. This slows down development.yes making hats for micro transactions in TF2 really does hamper Game development for a much wanted game.
Not to mention that it took Valve 8 years to release TF2, because they kept implementing/removing ideas from the development.
The same thing might have been occurring with Half-Life 3.
At 4/13/13 03:20 PM, CalamityCB wrote: There is a actual easter egg that ties to portal and half life universes together.
Linky :)
i never knew the ship was a HL2 reference.
probably because i never played HL2
The work, which becomes a new genre itself, will be called...
At 4/14/13 10:42 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote:At 4/14/13 09:00 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:Missing the point much? In between Episode 2 and now, Valve has released Left 4 Dead 1 and 2, Portal 2, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Dota 2 (which is still in beta, but should be fully out soon). Some of these games were done by separate teams, but with all the resources divided like this, it'd obviously slow down development. But since they're all finished and released (excluding Dota 2 which is still in beta), HL3 might not be too far off.At 4/14/13 08:41 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote: They've been working on a ton of other projects in between. This slows down development.yes making hats for micro transactions in TF2 really does hamper Game development for a much wanted game.
yeah and if you look at some of there Development and publishing dates they have more than enough resources to see that they could squeeze in HE3.
Half-Life 2: Episode Two:2007
Portal: 2007
Team Fortress 2: 2007
Left 4 Dead: 2008
Left 4 Dead 2: 2009
Alien Swarm: 2010
Portal 2: 2011
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive 2012
Dota 2: 2013
each of these had a anouncement and development of 1-3 years of there releases there are no excuses.
I'm sure we'll see HL3. Only it's probably not as close as we think it is.
Missing the point much? In between Episode 2 and now, Valve has released Left 4 Dead 1 and 2, Portal 2, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Dota 2 (which is still in beta, but should be fully out soon). Some of these games were done by separate teams, but with all the resources divided like this, it'd obviously slow down development. But since they're all finished and released (excluding Dota 2 which is still in beta), HL3 might not be too far off.
There's also that small fact of them holding together and making sure htat the worlds biggest, best online retailer for pc games is smooth, not to mention the new greenlight, that needs to glitch free and what not. Valve always seems to have their hands full. Besides, like LiquidFire said, it took them 8 years to release tf2, because of all the changes, it could happen to half life 3 and seems to be the most logical explanation. They probably are developing it, but don't want fans to know because hten there will be the pressure of making it perfect.
There's always that one fanboy who goes too far and threatens to rap Gabe if it isn't good.
I got Tom to make a sig, bow down to me.
