Black Mesa: Uplink is the recreation of the Half-Life demo (HL: Uplink) released by Valve in early 1999 which featured content that was scrapped from the original storyline.

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Vyolette13
Vyolette13 - - 220 comments

Ayyy, excellent work!

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FlippedOutKyrii
FlippedOutKyrii - - 3,502 comments

Much better! Feels far more expansive!

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SPY-maps
SPY-maps - - 2,906 comments

Know that making a mod, or map for that matter, is ALWAYS for about 20% of the time NO FUN at all. And that is why, and when people stop working on their projects. That is why so many good projects die and never see the light of day. Just work your way through these days and your creative juices will start to flow again. I promise you, as a long time mapper, modder.
Much success,

Leon

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X-Ray.
X-Ray. - - 979 comments

Glad to see you're back on working on it :) keep it up!

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InfinityPotato
InfinityPotato - - 67 comments

Great to see you once again working on it!

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Bloodvayne
Bloodvayne - - 536 comments

Nice. Keep it up!

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TheTank07
TheTank07 - - 21 comments

Keep it up! Can't wait to see this in full Black Mesa.

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raziel_zv
raziel_zv - - 196 comments

OOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooohhhhhhhh!!!! *---------*

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I've been attempting to pick up the project again lately, continueing with reworking the sewers. I've had to change the design quite a few times until I finally got something I was happy with. Getting the creative juices flowing again has been difficult and everything is progressing very slowly. Looks like I'm still on Valve's development schedule!

The sewer part will ultimatly be much larger than the 2012 version since the way back to the container yard is longer this time around. I'm planning on adding some more variety in gameplay in this area too.