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[_] R.I.P. HL Episode 3 Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)08:28:10 No.3275371
I can't believe Valve fucking killed it.
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>> [_] Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)10:34:09 No.3275386
have to focus on card games man, they're HUEG
>> [_] Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)10:48:08 No.3275388
>>3275371
jesus, I just read it
that would fucking rock as a last episode
they could even have HL3 revolve around Alyx for them SJW points
>> [_] Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)10:55:50 No.3275389
>>3275371
>>3275388
is it this? http://www.marclaidlaw.com/epistle-3/
>> [_] Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)16:03:59 No.3275448
>>3275389
yes
>> [_] Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)20:09:27 No.3275500
>>3275371
>>3275389
Does that necessarily make it a dead project?
>> [_] Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)21:32:54 No.3275520
>>3275500
no, but the statements surrounding this release make it very likely.
The person behind the twitter account ValveTime was a tester on the game and said that Episode 3
along with L4D3 was dropped in 2013 after most of the talent at Valve left; he later deleted
those tweets. Mark Laidlaw said that the piece he wrote was "a dream" that he "had many years
ago". Matt Wood, of Half-Life 2 fame among other games, who still works at Valve, retweeted
Laidlaw's plot summary.
>> [_] Anonymous 08/25/17(Fri)21:35:27 No.3275523
>>3275500
>>3275520
also keep in mind that after all the departures in 2013, the recent departures by not just the
lead writer but also Chet who did additional writing is the biggest smoking gun we have.
Valve no longer makes single-player games with a focus on story. They make esports
microtransaction cash-cows.
