Half-life Walkthrough - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- A clean walkthrough of the Original Half-life on Steam without commentary.
This video includes chapters; Anomalous Materials
~STORY PLOT, CONTAINS SPOILERS. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK~
Gordon Freeman arrives late for work at the Black Mesa Research Facility, using its tram system. He acquires his Hazardous Environment suit (or HEV suit) before proceeding to the test chamber of the Anomalous Materials Lab, to assist in an experiment. He is tasked with pushing a non-standard specimen into the scanning beam of the Anti-Mass Spectrometer for analysis. This creates a catastrophe called a "resonance cascade," opening a portal between Earth and a dimension called Xen. Freeman is sporadically teleported there and catches glimpses of various alien life-forms, including a circle of Vortigaunts, shortly before blacking out.
Freeman awakens in the ruined test chamber and surveys the destroyed lab, strewn with the bodies of scientists and security personnel. Finding survivors, Freeman learns that communication lines to the outside world are completely cut, and is encouraged to head to the surface for help, because of his suit. His journey consists of sidestepping Black Mesa's structural damage and defending himself against hostile aliens suddenly teleporting into the area. Other survivors along the way claim that a rescue team has been dispatched, only to discover that the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit, which has taken control of Black Mesa, is killing both the aliens and the employees there as part of a government cover-up. Freeman fights the Marines before reaching the surface of Black Mesa, where he learns that scientists from the Lambda Complex may have the means to resolve the problems created by the cascade. Gordon travels to the other end of the facility to assist them.
However, Gordon encounters several hurdles throughout the facility, such as reactivating a rocket engine test facility to destroy a giant tentacle creature,using an aging railway system in order to launch a crucial satellite rocket, and fighting a group of Black Ops soldiers, before he is captured by Marines and dumped in a garbage compactor. Gordon escapes safely and makes his way to an older part of the facility where he discovers an extensive collection of specimens collected from Xen, long before the resonance cascade.
Reaching the surface once more, Gordon finds that the area has become a warzone. The alien soldiers are overwhelming the Marines, despite calling for reinforcements. Through scaling the cliffs and navigating destroyed buildings, Gordon reaches safety underground.
The Marines begin to pull out of Black Mesa and airstrikes begin, while Gordon goes through underground water channels and encounters alien soldiers picking off the remaining Marines. Freeman arrives at the Lambda Complex, in which scientists developed the teleportation technology that allowed them to travel to Xen in the first place. He also encounters another group of Black Ops. After meeting the remaining personnel, Gordon is told that the satellite he launched failed to reverse the effects of the resonance cascade because an immensely powerful being on the other side of the rift is keeping it open. Gordon must kill this being to stop the wave of Xen aliens. The scientists activate the teleporter and Gordon is transported to Xen.
At the border world, Gordon encounters many of the alien species that had been brought into Black Mesa, as well as the remains of HEV-wearing researchers that came before him. He fights against Gonarch, a giant headcrab with a huge egg sac, fights his way through an alien camp, and arrives at a huge alien factory, which is creating the Alien Grunt soldiers.After fighting his way through levitating creatures, he finds a giant portal and enters it.
In a vast cave, Gordon confronts the Nihilanth, the creature who was maintaining the rift, and destroys it. As the creature dies, it explodes in a giant green blast which knocks Gordon unconscious. Gordon awakens, stripped of his gear, in the presence of the G-Man, who has been watching over Gordon, appearing at least once in each chapter. The G-Man praises Freeman's actions in the border world. He explains that his "employers", believing that Gordon has "limitless potential", have authorized him to offer Freeman a job. He is also given a choice to refuse, but is told that he will be given a battle where he has "no chance of winning". While this is taking place, the scenery they are standing in warps to various Xen locales, ending in one of the tram cars from the beginning of Freeman's day, flying through space. After accepting, the screen goes black and the G-Man is heard to say, "Wisely done, Mr. Freeman. I will see you up ahead." Players who decline G-Man's offer find themselves unarmed and surrounded by hordes of hostile creatures, as G-man says, "No regrets, Mr. Freeman". New RUclips channel here: / bommygamer
Thank you all for sticking with me this long.
And this kids, this is how Counter-Strike was made
thumbs up if you think half life has one of the best intros ever.
The old games and the old songs are ALWAYS the best and they will be ALWAYS played and listened.
Hello Everybody, thank you for all the feedback and interest in this random "Walkthrough", or Playthrough as I now would correct it. I lost my old save file for this playthrough a long time ago, hence why It's discontinued. But fear not! A whole new Playthrough is in the making, and is currently posted on a new Channel of mine. If you enjoy these videos (or just waiting for me to die horribly somehow in the game), please go check them out. A link is posted on my featured page. Thanks everyone!
Hey I have that game but why is the officer not letting me out?
Cracked game, the cop won't move in cracked games, at least in most of them, I suggest you buy the game.
use cheat 1)clear 2)map c1a0
Ahmad Shuaib ty man :)
thanks mate!
Ahmad Shuaib bro thanks a lot
THANK YOU
I spent ages trying to find a walkthough without commentary, because commentators seem to talk over the important bits, and generallly annoy me. Again, thank you!
thanks for the vid, this is a game which i'll prob never get to play, so it's great to see what all the fuss was about with this legendary game.
danm....such a good memory in 1999 when i first own a computer and play half life......such a goooooooooood memory T_T
Commander Z yeah good times, for sure lol. watching this it all comes back to me. life was a lot more simpler back then for sure lol
*1997
THANK YOU for doing this at a leisurely pace. Some walkthroughs are people who are part Speed Racer and so you don't really get to see anything.
ETA: aaaaand I spoke too soon.
Indeed. Lots of pointless stuff to do in Black Mesa for some 15 minutes or so
The greatest opening sequence to any game, ever.
wow, don't think I've played this game in like 8 years, still I remember the " pre-recorded lady voice" during the automated train ride flawlessly :D
One of the best PC intros of all time.
BRINGS BACK SO MANY MEMORIES
*sees microwave with food inside**presses loads of buttons**food suddenly explodes**looks around, seeing no one notice**quickly leaves the room*
For some reason, Half Life had a very different vibe than the rest of the great games in 98 (Jersey Devil, Spyro the Dragon, Tekken 3, Einhander, Medievil, Gran Turismo, Metal Gear Solid, Test Drive 5, Parasite Eve, WWF Warzone). But damn, what a year!
i remember watching my dad play this when i was 6...then when i was about 10 i played it myself...so much fun...valve you make some of the most mind blowing and awsomeness games ever created
Oh my god, the opening, it...it's sooooo long, I think this is the longest piece of any of the Half-life games where you just sit and watch!
@GuyInTheCorner02 because they're warning you that you're about to go on a big adventure :D
Hi
Tannoy: "If you feel you have been exposed to radioactive or other hazardous materials in the course of your duties, contact your radiation safety officer immediately."
[monorail carriage passes by open toxic waste area]
Freeman: FFFFUUUUU--
Woah.
True story: After HL1 came out, I was given the HL1 demo cd. It only had the levels up to the helicopter fight. I was about 14 or 15 at the time. Our computer was not that great, but it played this game and I played the FUCK out of that demo. Over the course of two teenage years, I would play those first levels OVER and OVER again, each time upping the ante (for example, only the crowbar, no running, no flashlight) Having a MAJOR nostalgia rush right now. This game is part of me somehow!
I'll answer it man. I grew up and played every type of game and Half-Life was the greatest game ever made. I'm not a big game fan anymore because honestly, the Half-Life games made the gaming world depressing because of how good and unmatchable it really was. Half-Life will be the greatest game you ever play. The difference is that Half-Life 1 shows you how everything starts an with it's amazing storyline. You learn about what happened, why it happened, where it happened and what your up against
Wow!
Much props to the creators of Black Mesa man! What a big difference between both games.
This is the definition of nostalgia. omg... this is awesome.
the Half-Life series are one of my favorite game series ever
Nice video. I like the fact that you troll the characters. That was one of the fun parts in the game..
It's difficult to explain. Half Life as a whole is a series of games about extraterrestrial beings trying to control every human on the Earth (hence the "Benefactors" mentioned on the second game). You mainly take control of Gordon Freeman, a scientist that is working to fight the aliens and free himself and his friends. Essentially, it's like a long series of Sci-Fi freedom fighter games.
@RedBadRooster November 19, 1998. tidbit of info, they were originally going to make this the single player version of Team Fortress, then decided to make this a separate game
Wow. 30 seconds into the game and I'm already creeped the fuck out. Well played, Half Life. Well played.
if you have been exposed to radiactive things in your doing please contact your radioactive officer *guy walks towards radiactive liquid*
8:47 - One of my favorite quotes of the game.
Also this game is older than cod and it defined the FPS era, without this COD would not exist.
1:40 That explains why Croshaw likes it...
If you see carefully at the guard, when he is opening the dor at 05:25, you will se that he says „BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP“ ;)
Wow, artwork and animation greatly improved between both half-lifes
(and no comment saying, "it's half-lives actually" because you don't change the name of the games to make it plural.)
This is my top 3 for the Valve Heores:
3. Chell from Portal and Portal 2
2. Bill from Left 4 Dead
1. Gordon Freeman from the Half-Life saga.
the gameplay, story, graphics and all that stuff don't matter. What matters is that you enjoy playing it.
Even if COD came out first, it doesn't change the fact that they are completely different shooters. Half Life is a fast paced, intelligent shooter. COD is a slow paced military shooter.
One is generic, the other has a deep and well written story.
They're waiting for you Gordon...
u did a real gj on this part friend
i played both classic and remake, and i have to say that classic still has that Half-Life atmosphere, no remake can ever bring that into play. Don't get me wrong, remake was good but it felt like it skipped some parts. Classic will always remain the best, in my view.
totaly agree, hd graphics and trophys/acheivments would be awsome
Mr. Freeman no use in running you're already late.
Half life was released at "November 19, 1998" and the first call of duty game was published in "Oct. 2003" You know what that means? Valve must have a time machine!!!! :D
Half-life had such a great atmosphere, although I used to get motion sickness from the game
people watch this walkthrough for memories sake more than actually playing it but its still epic neverthless xD
This was the grandaddy of COD. It was one of the first fps games.
This brings back memories..
fuck, you sure can run.
Surprised no one says anything of how fast this guy is in the halls considering its a hazardous area.
I'm guessing a lot of people don't like most valve games, e.g. portal of half life, because they like mostly non stop action, they like being able to get in the action strait up, not a story type game where you have to move around and don't often encounter enemies.
ah the memories of death match and the jump scares
I can't stop thinking about what Cave Johnson said about Blaperture Mesa...
Brings back memories
@tehminecraftmen
The graphics on this game look much better than any game today.
Ah yes, be murdered by a psychopathic computer rather than creatures from another dimension. Good choice.
@RedBadRooster here is a list of earlier FPS games.
Goldeneye 007 (1995), Doom (1993), and the daddy of FPS games, Wolfenstein 3D (1992),
Both "Doom 3" 2004 and "Bioshock" 2007 must have been heavily inspired by this masterpiece fps game from 1998.
"Hey, Mr.Freeman. I had a bunch of messages for you, but I dropped my computer on the floor about, 20 minutes ago, and I'm still trying to find my files. Just one of those days, I guess."
At 7:12, Gordon turns on the microwave without the two scientists looking. He watches the food explode, then walks off. Sometime after that, a scientist is like, "WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO MY BREAKFAST!?" lol.
PJ Williams 8
Man I wish this would come out for mac..what a great game. Only Bioschock and this game completely sucked me in to its world and I felt like I was actually there..great story.
@samuelrosenbalm
Crash course in gaming: Goldeneye 64 was the game that made FPS multiplayer on console actually work.
The guard Gordon sees banging on the door is Barney Calhoun
did you notice one thing ? Aperture Science's creator was Cave Johnson now see who is Gordon's neighbour at 7:28 :D My friend noticed that. He says that in 8:11 someone calls johnson from intercom but i can't hear this
"Now where did I leave that get away from there, Freeman, I'm expecting an important message?"
''no eating no drinking'' :I im hungry now
the first boss on this the sounds i heard as a kid it scared me shitless
7:08 if you play half life, you MUST! overheat that bowl of food
Thank you very much. Don't feel like playing the first game before I play the others so I at least wanna experience the storyline prior to playing the others. :)
thanks, for making an actual, good walkthrough
Although I prefer Portal, it is nice to see Black Mesa up and running with people at work instead of Aperture Laboratories' bleak and uninhabited facility.
at that time those graphics where the state of the art.
I believe this is how Aperture would look like if GLaDOS hadn't been all awesome-like and killed all the scientists off with deadly neurotoxin.
Thank you for making it HD! :D
No. Portal and Half-life happen in the same universe. Aperture labs is abandoned because of the Combine invasion in the half-life series.
at 0:20 you can see Barney Calhoun from Blue shift
Ahhhhhhh. Good Memories.
we hurt Gordon we have complete confidence in you. okay go ahead now. Lol
i love this game, it was the first game that i played as a gamer, when i was 5
@sawu101 I think they were updated at some point, probably around the time HL2 was released because I remember buying HL2 as a package with "HL1 Special Edition."
Best opening ever!
"Now where did i leave tha- get away from that Freeman, im expecting an important message!"
"The temperature is kept at a pleasant 68 degrees"
Me: WTF THAT'S NOT PLEASANT HOW ARE YOU NOT OVERHEATING AND DYING AND oh it's Fahrenheit ok oops
These hallways are absolutely ridiculous! I can see why the Segway was invented.
A development team was about to do that, until Valve took them in. No one tell me that last part isn't true, a game that's so far into development must disappear so mysteriously for some reason.
I always think of Portal when they say "test chamber".
their waiting for you gordon in the teeeeeeesssssstttttttt chaaamberrrrr
if you want to play just press "~" and type map c1a0 that would help you play
@homoxymoronomatura There's a problem with that theory: Cave Johnson died over 50 years ago. It could be his son, however. But I doubt it.
19 years............. Still one of the best FPS game ever............................Hit like if you agree..
oh i remeber this game :D
me and my dad use to play it on our basement computer
They is a remake made by fan called " Black Mesa " that will be release soon.
You can find videos and screenshots on their site " blackmesasource . com "
I never played half life, but the music in this game is a lot like portal 1's music in the test chambers...
@TomoExcel yeah a think what he actually he was trying to say was "if anithing goes worng its your fault..we are going to blame you"
Valve seriously needs to remake this game. Best game with new and impoved graphics would be epic. And a to change back to old graphics.
i am in awe of the technology of the game. what happened to the codename gordon game that used to be on steam?
Half life: Source , Remastered version for the source engine.
@riolupal "sir, the testing?" LOL
Wow. Compare the graphics to any of the half life 2 games. It's pretty sweet to think about :P
well to be fair, he was late for work
As Yoda would tell you:
Stupid you are. Breed, you should not.
When i am playing that fucking guard is only standing there and not moving