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**nerdking rolled image**It's scheduled to come out on 3/3/3333, you donut.

i dont know about you but obi wan was on point in the prequels... just him.... he was the only good thing aside from the fights.

Obviously it's implied that they would, since the H-L 2 E2 ends with a cliffhanger. That implies a third episode.

Valve has officially confirmed a new Half-Life game multiple times since the end of Episode Two. That's probably where most of the hype has come from. I think it's a risk Valve is willing to take, and I'm confident that they'll make Half-Life 3 great.

true, but that's to do with how you code the game. since there's not much change in how it's controlled, the actually gameplay probably won't change drastically.

They're not talking about internal design and the inner workings, they're talking about external gameplay and how the game feels and is experienced.

think of VR like colour. it's a pretty impressive improvement, but it doesn't really change how you play the game significantly.

It's not necessarily just a new viewing device with a few cool features. What I've heard from people involved with VR indicates that it does really change the way you have to design games. For example, a writer and game dev working on VR recently, tweeted this: "Watching people trying to force GTA V into VR is scary - I'd be puking! Retrofitting games not made for VR tends to end poorly." Another example would be some things Gabe says in an interview from a while back. Listen to about 25:40-32:30 here podcast.gameslice.com/1-gabe-newell-and-erik-johnson-from-valve

true, but that's to do with how you code the game. since there's not much change in how it's controlled, the actually gameplay probably won't change drastically.

They're not talking about internal design and the inner workings, they're talking about external gameplay and how the game feels and is experienced.

It's a rather significant supplement if you ask me. VR isn't just a new toy. Plus, they could be working with any number of technologies for the next HL, we don't know.

think of VR like colour. it's a pretty impressive improvement, but it doesn't really change how you play the game significantly.

It's not necessarily just a new viewing device with a few cool features. What I've heard from people involved with VR indicates that it does really change the way you have to design games. For example, a writer and game dev working on VR recently, tweeted this: "Watching people trying to force GTA V into VR is scary - I'd be puking! Retrofitting games not made for VR tends to end poorly." Another example would be some things Gabe says in an interview from a while back. Listen to about 25:40-32:30 here podcast.gameslice.com/1-gabe-newell-and-erik-johnson-from-valve

true, but that's to do with how you code the game. since there's not much change in how it's controlled, the actually gameplay probably won't change drastically.

They're not talking about internal design and the inner workings, they're talking about external gameplay and how the game feels and is experienced.