I loved that scene in half life 2. this franchise has impeccable story telling. Seeing the last few powers of combine cross this bridge, both showing their desperation and destruction but also giving another kind of glimpse into how fast they managed to handle this situation. trying their best to control city 17 and getting their last troups out of there, now striding losely organised but still structured along this path. its an impressive sight and still holds up today.
Very nice, I hope valve will count to 3 one day :( Also your channel is very underrated, it seems like you put a lot of effort into it. New sub here :)
Thanks! The work comes in finding the right locations and figuring out console commands. Luckily Half-Life and all source adjacent games are pretty standard and easy to use.
Taken out by the resistance maybe? Seems like there were a shitton of Combine units overrun by Rebels and their own headcrab shells on the way there, it'd be understandable if they got destroyed early on
I have a question. Where these combine soldiers and mechanichs were going? I knew they not found teleportation in the world yet. So they must be gathered in a one point? Do you agree?
I'd say there were travelling to another staging ground, maybe another city. I'm pretty sure each of the numbered Combine cities have a mini citadel of their own, it's just City 17 was the captial with a bigger one.
![Half-Life 2 Ambience | Citadel [10minloop]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GVtL_4hxtrE/mqdefault.jpg)
![Half-Life 2 Ambience | Citadel [10minloop]](/img/tr.png)
I loved that scene in half life 2. this franchise has impeccable story telling. Seeing the last few powers of combine cross this bridge, both showing their desperation and destruction but also giving another kind of glimpse into how fast they managed to handle this situation. trying their best to control city 17 and getting their last troups out of there, now striding losely organised but still structured along this path.
its an impressive sight and still holds up today.
"last few powers" huh
I remember the first time playing through this scene, it was (and still is) incredible
*After City-17 Destory, Last Overwatch Army.*
Very nice, I hope valve will count to 3 one day :( Also your channel is very underrated, it seems like you put a lot of effort into it. New sub here :)
i second that
I third that.
Thanks! The work comes in finding the right locations and figuring out console commands. Luckily Half-Life and all source adjacent games are pretty standard and easy to use.
Strong Orange Box nostalgia just from the view.
prob the scariest scene in ep 2
same. even people never saw episode 3. least we saw art concept and game story.
@@C.A._Old yea
I dunno, the vort jump scare in the mines is up there for me haha
This needs to be a wallpaper in Wallpaper Engine
I'm not overly familiar with wallpaper engine but I'll have to look into if I'm able to submit it somehow
Love it! Earned my sub!
Awesome, thank you!
I liked the fan animation of this scene
Last overwatch army evacuated from city17
Now the real question is, why were there no Gunship in the entirety of Episode two?
covering units as they were collected?
Taken out by the resistance maybe? Seems like there were a shitton of Combine units overrun by Rebels and their own headcrab shells on the way there, it'd be understandable if they got destroyed early on
Maybe the Combine thought the ones they had left were too valuable to risk sending after Freeman.
I have a question. Where these combine soldiers and mechanichs were going? I knew they not found teleportation in the world yet. So they must be gathered in a one point? Do you agree?
I'd say there were travelling to another staging ground, maybe another city. I'm pretty sure each of the numbered Combine cities have a mini citadel of their own, it's just City 17 was the captial with a bigger one.
toward white forests
Don't let pewdiepie here