Comments: Very funny in it's own sense, especially the twist ending.Synopsis: When a typical raid by Civil Protection goes awry, this elite is thrown into a wild and crazy adventure.Recommended by Pointblank 28, MC Ham Guy.The Raid: (An Elite's worst nightmare) by The Airman It's been 2 years since last update, and BA hasn't shown any sign of activity in this interval. Status: Can be officially considered a Dead Fic.My only complaint is that Katya is little more than a clone of Alyx, but this bit's outweighted by the good things. The misdeeds in Ravenholm are of particular notice as one of the fic's high points. Shephard's character reflects his experience at Black Mesa, and the group he's a part of is very interesting in their own right. Comments: Pretty damn well written for a fanfic, and keeps your interest throughout.Synopsis: Fills in the details between Half-Life and Half-Life 2, and follows Opposing Force protagonist Adrian Shephard as he returns to Earth from stasis.Recommended by Radioactive Zombie, Philistein, REV 6 Pilot.Half-Life Two: Shephard's Epic, by Blind Acquiescence. Evidently also inspired Between Minds, a dramatic written fanfic, listed below.Though they are admittedly following the leader, they're quite enjoyable in their own right. Tacitus: This has spawned similar machinima adding similar monologues to Blue Shifts Barney Calhoun and Opposing Forces Adrian Shephard, by IRAMightyPirate and KrimsinYT respectively.Though the wait for each new episode is notoriously long, Freeman's hilarious antics and somewhat threatening attitude towards his fellow employees are always things you can look forward to in every episode. Slightly a Let's Play, however there are several cheats enabled (invincibility and the ability to climb most noticeably) for storytelling purposes that move it far enough away to make the definition cursory at best. There's also a fair amount of Lampshade Hanging. Freeman is portrayed as highly sarcastic, most of his jokes lying in Black Comedy territory, which is fitting for the atmosphere. Synopsis: A machinima of the first Half-Life, basically playing the game with commentary in character as the usually Heroic Mime Freeman.Recommended by Doctor Worm, Rakuen, Unclouded_TJ, Tacitus.You guys made me feel emotional as I watched it today.Freeman's Mind by Ross Scott, located here. Arkane and Valve tried to make it work but things just did not fall into place. Colantonio answered that, saying that he thinks it was a business decision. The reason why the episode never came out on "Half-Life 2" remains a mystery. They released an interesting documentary on Twitter, something that brought back memories for Raphael Colantonio, the founder of Arkane Studios. Now, folks who want to catch a glimpse of that in the video can do so courtesy of Noclip. At the end of it all, Grigori would mutate into a zombie with Shephard forced to fight him. At some point, it turns out Grigori was infected but tries to hold it off to help Shephard escape. Grigori also tries to help Shephard out of Ravenholm against a different breed of zombies. Here, he meets Father Grigori at an old children's hospital who takes care of him. It is the story of a player who takes on the role of Adrian Shephard from "Half-Life: Opposing Force" and awakens in Ravenholm. Either way, it hardly mattered since "Ravenholm" was never released.Ī gist of what should have been on "Half-Life 2" has been detailed on sites. They were the same group behind "The Source" and "The Crossing." The episode was quite huge that Arkane considered it more of a spin-off than an episode. This was an episode that was worked on from 2006 to 2007 with Arkane Studios overlooking it. Valve focusing now on "Half-Life: Alyx"įor those who have played "Half-Life 2," some may remember that alleged "Ravenholm" episode that never came out.Arkane founder says cancellation was a business decision.A cancelled "Half-Life 2" episode has finally been revealed.
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