"In Half-Life 2: Episode Two, the G-Man first appears to Gordon while a group of Vortigaunts are occupied healing the recently injured Alyx Vance. Just like in Half Life 2, he appears in a surreal,...
"In Half-Life 2: Episode Two, the G-Man first appears to Gordon while a group of Vortigaunts are occupied healing the recently injured Alyx Vance. Just like in Half Life 2, he appears in a surreal, dream-like sequence taking place in several locations : the rocket silo from the White Forest base, the same corridor as the one seen in the message left by Doctor Judith Mossman, and the entrance to the Black Mesa Facility seen in Half-Life. In this sequence, the G-Man comments that he was unable to contact Gordon until the Vortigaunts were distracted. He then explains that he was the one to "pluck" Alyx Vance from Black Mesa, despite objections from unidentified naysayers that she was "a mere child" and "of no practical use to anyone" (an image of Doctor Breen flashes in the background at this comment). He then instructs Gordon to safely escort Alyx to the White Forest, as repayment for the G-Man's previous ensurance of his survival, stating he wished he could do more than simply monitor Gordon, but he has agreed to "abide by certain restrictions." While Alyx is still unconscious, he then whispers into her ear to tell her father to "prepare for unforeseen consequences" when she sees him. He seems to be less rigid during the sequence and is depicted more human like."
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I think Half Life 2 along with Episodes 1 and 2 are really underrated. Not only are they awesome games, they're so movie-like. That's one of the things I like about the way Valve makes games. The awesome character development, voice acting, cutscenes, and just everything else make you feel like you're actually part of everything. That's probably the biggest reason why Valve is my favorite developer.
He talks to the Scientist in the first scene of HL1 (You can't hear what they are saying). He's obviously got Black Mesa clearance, which means Breen was working with him at some point. I'd say there's no love lost there though.
For you who don't know, at 1:22 when he mentions "naysayers" , there is a quick flash on the big screen behind him of someone who looks like Dr. Breen, can't be 100% if this is Breen, or if it's just something that accidentally looks like him.
But I guess you'll have to do as always when it comes to G-Man, just guess....
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But I guess you'll have to do as always when it comes to G-Man, just guess....
That's just not how it is, want to know why?
Valve makes good games.