Comments - Dr.Doozer

We won't be developing for it anymore. Our last asset or any other bit of development for The Fifties last took place in 2012, and development hasn't happened since, so best to just release what we have and call it at that.

I would personally recommend that you maybe make the detailing more industrial. Aperture had gone through the 1960s where it had seen some financial issues, so I don't believe they'd have the budget now for large globe light fixtures and well-kept plants.

But that's just my opinion.

Just a quick heads up, this currently still breaks the Tantive IV campaign mission since Princess Leia doesn't spawn for some reason.

And that's our Portal Gun model from Portal Stories: Mel, as well as Harry101UK's music from our mod. Just wanted to point that out.

Harmonics Laboratories is in a different world than the Half-Life universe.

Good riddance to bad lizards. ;)

Ironically, this might be amongst the last remnants of the co-op project.

I'm glad you're able to go back over and see where you need work and what you did well. I did cover a lot of it in my review, and I'm glad you're taking initiative and working on some of these issues immediately. They will greatly benefit your work in the long run.

So, I'm not clear...the game will create an entity from past actions to complete the puzzle with you? Isn't that a little difficult without the source code?

Still better than my options. Slight room echo, or $25/hr. :P

Utilizing Black Mesa's assets...

Not a good way to start it, although I understand your non-malicious intentions. I would recommend, if anything, not to make the mod completely focused on the Black Mesa content, even if it is sprawling and massive. It would be better if you made your own assets.

Or better yet, since Guard Duty is still working, you could fold into their team and work for them.

I think we know how to bring up maps...

So he's a Rebel Soldier with the Concussion Grenades back and more stamina?

But...but...but...I don't wanna be ******. :O

I like the concept, although I will say one thing about this map right now: if you're doing a road or directional map like this, it's best to have some kinds of natural barriers, not something like a chain-link fence if you're in the middle of a natural area. It makes it look less like the player is being directed a certain way and more like there's a path.

Exactly. The whole point is that you are part of the story, not some character in the world.

The scope texturing looks OK, but there's just something about the body texture I'm not enjoying so much. Perhaps, as other people said, it needs more wear-and-tear in general. If this gun were to be used by people fighting the Combine, it would appear to have more scratches on the metal and some paint wearing and chipping away.

Now you have. ;)

I like the look of it, though perhaps it looks a bit sterile white while the chair in the left is more earthy, slightly dirtier. Perhaps it would be better if that were throughout the room.

The tracks that we are using actually are open-source at this point. The 78 RPM Project is open-source recordings.

We're not talking about that [though that is also pretty bad still, make your own content please]. We're talking about cleaning out the unused content in your game, like the ENTIRE CS:S TEXTURE MOUNT. That kind of stuff is just horrid.

It's a basic room with a few misaligned textures. Please reconsider posting images like this. They do no one justice.

It's the Sistine Chapel, Joure. ;)

Have you cleaned out your mod folder yet? I remember this being an excessive four gigs or so because of unused textures and other such content.

Even in a horror mod textures can look good.

It's honestly quite hard to read.

That has the visual quality of Black Mesa's version. Good work guys. I'm being serious, GoldSRC at that level looks great.

Sexual.

Neither mod was added twelve hours ago. Both have been on ModDB for a long time now.

There's a mound of debris that's floating off the ground and clipping a car. But beyond that, I don't see much that's wrong. Good work.