so... what the hell could be taking so long? Why the huge delay? I mean, wasn't the source code stolen by hackers like 2 years ago? The amount of time that the release date has been moved back is starting to compare to the gap in time From the sequels of freddy, jason, predators, and aliens To the freddy vs jason and predator vs alien. Hello!!! am I the only one who noticed this incredable span of time. what in red, white and blue blazes are those fat bastards doing over there at valve? Are they waiting for the whole 'terrorist' thing to calm down?
halflife2.net is already claiming to be the largest HL2 community in the world. Hmmm.. makes me wanna start up my own largest doom 4 community. why stop there... maybe i'll start the world war 3 history channel or the earth to mars express. halflife2.net already has eleven affiliates, boasting websites about nothing but our not released sequel.
hl2world.com already features tutorials on mapping, modeling, and whoknows what else for hl2.
Counterstrike 2 or "CS: source" has at least just come out with some video demos. And it is "a port of the original modification to the Source engine" which HL2 is founded on. sigh. valve even slipped up and put the full text of Half-Life 2's story line in CS 2's engine. well discovered by some nosey nerds. If thats not a slap in valve's face to get the ball rolling i don't know what is.
you guys probably think i've whined my little black heart out but here's what gets me the most: this quote is from the halflife2.net faq section,
i may just have to start a whiners topic for steam too.halflife2.net wrote:Q: Will I have to use Steam with Half-Life 2?
A: Yes. Steam is the backend for Half-Life 2. It does a bunch of different things, like acting as the launcher, authentication, Friends, updating, and so on. One thing it does is that it also allows you to purchase things. If you buy Half-Life 2 in a store, it has Steam in it. If you buy Half-Life 2 via Steam, well, then it obviously has Steam in it.
