Half-Life 2 Ending HD - Gman (1080p)

[@kivadacosta]

This has to be the best ending I've ever seen in a game. It's such a heart stopper. It also helps that by the time the ending came around I completely forgot about the G-Man, so when he showed up it was a huge surprise to me. Even so, love the ending.

[@arunaravind93]

Kevin Costa same thing happened to me.

[@reysandchez1145]

who could remember the g-men after the city 17 battle

[@glassjaw2007]

best ending in all history of videogames!

[@RsRj-qd2cg]

How do you forget the G-Man? Did you miss all the times he casually walks by in the background of levels?

[@lordgoregreedy5412]

This and fnaf 6

[@NintendexF8000]

1:11 Even G-man won't talk about Half Life 3.

[@BabylonGames798]

You just won a muffin *throws muffin at him*

[@mrrazfromnz]

biggpeyt *Ehem*

[@DoomedSpaceMarine123]

Zino But there's no muffin button.

[@c0r390]

Nintendex there’s 3 replies,oh!wait I ruined it....

[@marcell7406]

LMAOOOOOOOO

[@aco9880]

Everytime he says "Time, doctor Freeman? Is it really that time again?" I get goosebumps on my back

[@Palendrome]

It's a special moment. On a whole other level from the HL1 ending. Thematically chilling just as you describe

[@anasshahid224]

Its mind blowing 🤯👌

[@AutobotOrionPax]

Same. I get chills too at "in the meantime, this is where I get off".

[@nowayitsmehi235]

If half life 3 ever gets revealed the trailer should start with this line

[@oklik6864]

Interestingly, till this moment he called you mister.

[@theabsolutecat915]

0:43 "Mr. Freeman, please give me my asthma puffer."

[@haseenabadshah5381]

69 likes lmao

[@kiryukazuma88]

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[@Luke_Skywalker1836]

Lol

[@artoflemons]

I like how the last thing we hear from G-Man is something as simple as "This is where i get off"

[@MoustacheSpyGAME]

;)

[@tremendousyeet3467]

@@MoustacheSpyGAME The hell are you winkin'?

[@xxxXXXCH04XXXxxx]

@@tremendousyeet3467 lol

[@narcleptik]

A reference to the start of the game when doctor freeman is on the train

[@pluspepper2277]

​@@narcleptikdamn i never noticed that

[@Wilburgur]

don't understand how kids who play this game for the first time today don't enjoy it. I was blown away as a kid, and it still rocks my mind today. best game ever made?

[@moahammad1mohammad]

Best game ever made.

[@moahammad1mohammad]

@@tsarpeteri8578 I want you to realize GTA San Andreas came out the same year as this. The graphics at this time was considered lifelike back then. It was released nearly 15 years ago.

[@moahammad1mohammad]

@@tsarpeteri8578 Yeah man this game looks like garbage compared to good games like Minecraft and A Tiger's Life.

[@abdumuminkhan8268]

IDK, I just played it for 3 hours and it when you combine the ancient graphics with mediocre plot its kind of stale. Just my opinion idc how much you love or hate the game

[@trashcant1522]

I am 13 and i was more confused, than disappointed mostly due to the fact i havent played hl1...

[@bracedfob9188]

I always feel sad when G-man parts ways, because he's been around since the beginning, he's one of the survivors of the first game, and he's been guiding us towards an unseen goal. It just feels like as he walks out the door, he's taking a little piece of you(Gordan Freeman) with him.

[@GamingRevenant]

Well... After all these years periodically checking tons of videos and articles and opinions about him... and even the scene where Eli talks about him, I am more and more thinking that he is not really guiding US to a goal, but rather using us for one of his goals. More than a few times has he made clear that he would get rid of people or simply refusing to give people a chance to live because it was not in line with his own visions (they were in the way, at the wrong time, not strong enough, of no significance etc). On the other hand, I don't think that the GMAN is the most powerful entity in his own world, since as his name suggest he is some kind of 'governer', making deals for a certain goal on his own world or something like that. It is also known that in Half-Life 2 and episodes, if you spawn him in the middle of nowhere, all YOUR enemies (= combine and everyone against the rebels) will attack him on sight as first priority over any other foe. It was never confirmed by Valve if this was unintentionally, so it might as well be like an intended 'slip off' to kind of understand that he is only friends with the people or 'sides' he cares about. At last, while it makes it seems like he is evil in any event, it is also clear that he knew of Alyx her potential before anybody else. Despite Eli having some kind of regret that he 'owes' the gman for saving her life at the Black Mesa incident, it also means that the gman recognizes people that are of great potential. Everything taken together, it might just be COINCIDENCE that the survival of mankind or getting rid of the grasp of the combine on earth is in line with the GMAN his goals, but it might very well be that once the GMAN has acquired his necessities for his own or his world their sake, he will just get rid of Alyx or GMAN, or make them forgot about his existance. And don't forget this: If the gman didn't need Alyx or Gordon their services for any kind of goal as being an all-powerful, they would never even have known of his existance, and he would be able to do everything on his own, so there is a good reason WHY he needs us, the player, and Alyx, meaning he is restricted in some sort of way.

[@herrwahnsinn4229]

He's definitely a Palpatine mtfer lol. Remember in opposing force when you are the soldier and he leaves you stranded on an alien world and he's like well your service has been prolonged for right now.

[@panduino2156]

GamingReviews 3 years late but the G in his name is meant to imply he has some type of position in government, not that he’s a governor. Usually government agents for the CIA or FBI will be called a “G-Man”.

[@tonivoul1971]

@@GamingRevenant gman cut a timeline in two The one Eli is still alive ( Half Life Alyx ) The second where he is dead (half life episode 2) I suppose now that the next game is going to be based around finding Alyx i think also Half Life Alyx i think it takes place before Half life 2 but also after Half Life 1

[@bossfight1]

0:43 "Rather than offer you the illusion of free choice, I will take the liberty of choosing for you..." Nice little reference to the end of Half-Life 1; he's basically saying "Yeah, I'll just cut the bullshit." Michael Shapiro does such a fantastic job with G-Man's voice; I hope he voices him in Black Mesa when its ending is released.

[@marcelog590]

+bossfight1 Also, epic inhale

[@SynthVladyka]

Lmao yes that inhale

[@YuckCanuck]

@@SynthVladyka Quite an inhale.

[@flav6934]

He did! and it's awesome!

[@TheRealJochen]

I'm pretty sure this is the first time Gman genuinely acknowledged the fact that Gordon is a doctor and has a PHD

[@MrBox009]

It's true. All the other times he has referred to him as "Mr" or "Gordon" The gman must have seen the destruction of the citadel as Gordon earning the title

[@markdanielresquita7490]

​@@MrBox009 Damn. Requirements are too high these days.

[@luciano9755]

E3 many, many years later. After an exhausting and thoroughly underwhelming evening, the presenter makes some seemingly innocent joke about the show taking way too long. Then he says: "Maybe we still have..." Suddenly, all lights go out. Everyone is confused. A familiar voice comes loudly through the speakers: "TIME, DOCTOR FREEMAN? IS IT REALLY THAT TIME AGAIN?" As a Half Life 3 logo appears on the big screen. Everyone goes absolutely bananas. Best E3 announcement in history.

[@toahero5925]

Personally, I hope that Valve hints at a new TF2 update, nothing too spectacular, but something that'll get the fans interested (kinda like Jungle Inferno). Then, 15 seconds into the short, the mercenaries all freeze, and "Doctor Freeeeeeman" plays as the Half life 3 logo fades into view.

[@lacedup6809]

did this happen?

[@candy5680]

Here's a creature that's sadly mythical, it's called half life 2 chapter 3

[@McBobtheruggaman]

Fuck you just gave me chills.

[@natecortese1189]

Which has yet to happen

[@ilyaavrutskyi3874]

Back in the day whe I saw this ending with my own eyes, I was of course heavily surprsied. But now seeing this after some time again I realise that the real meaning of this short meeting is deeper than I was able to realise when I was younger. I see how G-man indeed struggles to speak simple words. I see how there are some weird "phases" of flashes that happen inbetween his speeches. And most of all, I finally seemed to have understood where did G-Man go right at the end. For all these years I was confused, thinking it was a door that appeared out of nowhere. Now I hear it perfectly. It is the same tram you rode 20 years ago in Black Mesa Facility, and quite possibly time has never really mattered for your future. Ironic how throughout all the games : Half-Life, Half-Life 2 and Half Life 2 Episode *two* you always end up in a train at the start. Like a joke to your so-called freedom, always reminding you that you may never have even left that same train after all this time. Weird, but very possible And after all of this, the only time you didn't start "the game" in a train was Half Life 2 Episode One, where G-man did not have his way with you. Curious.. Although I am afraid only fan interpretations are possible at this point.

[@stereokel]

These are some wise words. Nice interpretation.

[@gianlucabaccino]

You are right, also in the saga somehow there are always trains everywhere, even in HL Alyx where you stop one.

[@maddieb4384]

do remember though one of the first places you enter in hl2e1 is a destroyed train

[@iurycabeleira7990]

I think you may be on to something, the same way Alyx from the past was actually physically taken from the future I think some multiverse multiple timelines kinda thing is happening here. Gman need 1 timeline phyisical copy to serve as an anchor to change all timelines wich runs with the theme of souls that very much exist in the HL universe, it may be that the Soul of one individual is actually a singular soul that embodies all our different timeline versions of ourselves (this may be the case of the Vortigauns, 1 colective soul for their entire species)

[@Sir_Fast]

@@maddieb4384 yah I was thinking that too and also don't you ride a train in episode 1 to get to another part and the train crashes? And then of course riding the train at the end before the citadel blows up. Wow I never realized how many trains the games have, now that I think about it

[@TheAdmirableAdmiral]

I love how he emphasizes "Time" like he is reluctant using the term because has to use it in like 4 different contexts when his species probably has 100 ways to refer to different variations of the concept

[@El__Wiwi]

T I M E ? I S I T R E A L L Y T H A T T I M E A G A I N, M I S S V A N C E ?

[@anasshahid224]

Half life alyx 👌😎

[@zesty2023]

After 16 years, going back to play Half-life 2 again. This ending seems more and more like trolling from Valve themselves, with all the talk of time and impositions.. them telling us to just wait for HL3 and it'll be done when it's done.

[@Mintor94]

After 16 years? So you played a game that came out in 2004 in 2001?

[@zesty2023]

Yes, I am the time lord..

[@MondySpartan]

Where’s your TARDIS, mate?

[@zimrim3211]

When HL3 comes out, but its set before Half Life 2

[@C_Yo]

"It will all make sense in the course of, well, I'm really not at liberty to say." is definitely trolling for HL3

[@gfyusebfsbguidng]

Blew my goddamn mind.

[@itzspencerr1403]

I see what you did there :3

[@dextynlabelle9326]

bro is the Nihilanth

[@tefhypr2]

@@itzspencerr1403:3

[@JunkJester6131]

Transcript: Time, Dr. Freeman? Is it really that time again? It seems as if you only just arrived. You've done a great deal in a small time span. You've done so well, in fact, that I've received some interesting offers for your services. Ordinarily, I wouldn't contemplate them... but these *are* extraordinary times. Rather than offer you the illusion of free choice, I will take the liberty of choosing for you... if and when your time comes round again. I do apologize for what must seem to you an arbitrary imposition, Dr. Freeman. I trust it will all make sense to you in the course of... well... I'm really not at liberty to say. In the meantime... this is where I get off.

[@porsche911CarreraRSR]

That little smirk and slightly gracious tone at 1:19. Gold.

[@crakkaplugg]

u know what else is gold? madvillain

[@mr2meows]

@@crakkaplugg u know what else is gold? piss

[@TheShortGirl666]

Goddamn! This guy will always creep me the fuck out! He makes me shiver almost every time I hear him.

[@captaindeadeye788]

The best ending to any game. Gave me chills when I first got to it.

[@RetroDoOver]

I finished Half-life 1, blue shift, Opposing Force, Portal, Portal 2 and just Half-life 2 I'm 15 and after seeing so many people asking for half-life 3 I decided to play the whole series and other games that are connected to the Half-life universe too see why everyone been asking for the 3rd sequel. so far it's been a blast, the gameplay was something that felt lost compared to modern-day shooters. I was also surprised by the graphics of half-life 2 knowing this game came out in 2004 was more or less the equivalent to BattleField V graphics back in the day its been an amazing journey playing these classics with some of the most lovable characters and quotes I can now only wait for what other games Valve has in store for us. Wish me luck as I begin Half-Life 2 Episode 1-2

[@gryphonkingbros847]

G-man creepily inserting himself into the dialogue at the perfect moment will never get old.

[@matthewanderson7824]

After beating half-life to for the first time surprisingly recently even though he appears in the later episodes I almost cried because it just reminded me of how little valve has done for the rest of half life beyond this point

[@ezpzgz]

23 yrs old, I finally had a chance to play this gem in 2021.. what a journey.. the actual gameplay says it's 5/6 hrs long.. shit, I probably make it to 20 hrs. Best moment in this game when I take a tour inside Citadel and going to highest floor. Make me goosebumps.

[@chrisl1878]

One word to describe this game is immersion besides the gameplay it is so immersive that you just want to continue and see what's beyond the next area

[@LirfYT]

Played the whole series in 2019, I was not disappointed

[@edsknife]

G-Man: Lawful Evil

[@twilightstruggle8390]

Freeman: Chaotic good

[@SofaMuncher]

Honestly from the context we have about him id say gman is a true neutral

[@MajinMist603]

0:43 when you come up for air while swimming .

[@legoman8960]

lol i’m dying

[@laylover7621]

Never played this game. But this ending is absolutely hypnotising. It's insane we're actually going to get a continuation after all.

[@laylover7621]

@Zer0dog Right? what a dumbass wrote the original comment

[@theofficialbarackh.obamayo5806]

play iiiit, it's cheap asf and still fun to play. i played it for the first time in 2020 yet its become on of my favorite singleplayer games

[@MarioMario-nj6kz]

@@theofficialbarackh.obamayo5806 facts watched some one play it when I was younger and just beat it yesterday my aelf

[@mrhippo3610]

Even now I still wonder what those “offers” were about, being able to contact G-Man for an exchange in itself is impressive enough, but being able to offer him something, a literal time controlling reality manipulating entity, something he actually wants in exchange for Freeman’s services is something that intrigues me. I hope we get an explanation to what was offered to G-Man and who offered it

[@amartyapandit]

Perhaps the senior gods that are GMan's employers just want to teleport Gordon around and see him turn into an all powerful killing machine

[@martso9288]

G-Mans speech perfectly encompases the world as we know it, at the time being.

[@wyrdflex5863]

Just realized he's talking about Half Life 3. Not at liberty to say, Time, etc. I never really gave the ending much stock until now. I wonder if there have been any metaphysical examinations into this ala the Elder Scrolls?

[@KillaKong27]

I played this for the first time this year and just beat it the other day, one of the best games I ever played.

[@annisasabrina8259]

the audio is beyond impressive for its time

[@bluemilklovers]

0:50 asjkdhkjhgfsd, that is what inspired 'Choosing For You' By I Am Legion... i get shivers every time

[@Ninjakebab]

It's so epic! Illusion of free choice

[@bqrre]

INDEED! So theeeere it where it comes from...

[@crumstopher]

0:43 when he said AHHERUUUUESDFREHMMM i felt that

[@aspartame_queen]

At 0:42 that bit always makes me laugh for some reason.

[@theia1653]

Gman has to be an agent of another alien race far more advanced and capable of interdimensional travel, even being able to control space and time. They are using Gordon to destroy the Combine with Gman acting as his handler, disguised as a human or using a human avatar, and they chose him from Black Mesa because he's a fighter and an impressive survivor.

[@crobor9447]

I remember playing this game when I got The Orange Box in 2007. Seeing the world stop around you as G-Man suddenly appears out of thin air in the midst of the climax of the entire game never fails to feel so alienating and surreal.

[@DoritoMcDew]

anyone know the texture for the white room that the gman walks into in the end

[@luv_am]

Bro this comment is fucking hilarious xD

[@TheDoomMaster]

Top 10 questions science still can't answer.

[@ChaoticPaper]

DoritoMcDew debugwhite

[@bun6134]

The interior of the 'hallway' uses *sky_fake_white*, but there's also a light_spot that shines onto gman through the 'doorway'.

[@bun6134]

@eggz_naster i can talk about book recommendations too! right now i'm reading robert shearman's 'love songs for the shy and cynical', a black comedy short story collection, all about love

[@MondySpartan]

0:03 - How it actually feels like when hl2.exe stops working

[@Lukas-ev5zr]

0:43 Gman breathing is just an eargasm to my ears

[@SludgefestMetalhead]

What I love about his speeches is that they’re ambiguous to virtually any situation. I especially love the two from this game because they apply to life in general, time is never in our control and the situation will always change in ways unexpected regardless of what near insurmountable feats we accomplish. “Prepare for unforeseen consequences.”

[@batcrit]

“Time? Doctor Freeman” “Is it already that time again?” “It seems as if you just arrived” “You’ve done a great deal in your short timespan”

[@skipelen]

every man wishes to be as mysterious as Gman

[@doctorquack1399]

Just finished HL2 for the first time today. Having the reins yanked out of your hands this way at such a climactic moment is like reaching the end of a timed demo for a highly anticipated game. You (And Gordon) want to continue, but the decision is not yours to make. It really sells the idea that in this game, you're not your own person. The G-man and his "employers" own you.

[@ludiich3279]

So what happens is: Gordon did such a great and quick job in Half life 2 that Gman's employers were amazed by it and offered Gman even more work for Freeman to do (Perhaps on Earth, perhaps somewhere else). In this ending cutscene Gman has more respect for Freeman than at any other time in the game. He praises him for being such a good employee and even apologizes for controlling Gordon's life in such a way because of some unforseen consequences caused by the resonance cascade (which itself was indirectly caused by (my theory) Gman saving young Alyx from death that is somehow caused by Eli's negligence at some time in Black Mesa, and making Eli repay him by conducting the test on the crystal and eventually bringing the combine invasion of Earth, which is what his employees wanted Gman to orchestrate). But he's not only apologizing for Freeman not really being a "Free man" because of someone else's negligence, he's also telling Gordon that "It will all make sense" to him in a friendly manner, perhaps implying that he's not really Gordon's enemy and in the end it would all work out in Gordon's and Gman's favor (I believe he's not specifying the time because he's simply unsure how long it would take Gordon to complete the new tasks provided by his employers). At the end, Freeman is put into stasis until Gman is ready to give him a new task, and Episode 1 begins with Gman returning with a new task ready for Freeman only to be stopped by vortigaunts releasing Freeman from stasis and tempering with his control over Gordon up until they are distracted by Alyx's wound right before the "Heart to heart" speech. But at this point Gordon has already diverted from the Gman's original plan which has angered his employers. Gman had no other choice but to fire Gordon and turn to his plan B that he had in mind back at the end of Half Life 1 - hiring Alyx as the new employee that will replace Gordon (He talked about how he noticed the potential in her when he (probably) saved her in Black Mesa in, again, "Heart to heart" speech to Gordon). Out of respect for Gordon he gives him one last task - to deliver Alyx safely to white forest, where he can cause the advisor to kill Eli so that the events of Half Life: Alyx's ending can take place and he can convince Alyx to save her dad in exchange for being hired by him. After that, Gordon is free of Gman's control and can do whatever he wants to, but without the help of Gman. TL;DR Gman is Gordon's friend and ally until the events of Half life 2: Episode 1.

[@andrewlopez7989]

Dam that's a good theory 👏

[@generaljeanmoreau6853]

Just finished this game for the first time Absolute incredible

[@herrapan95]

The game could have actually have ended here, I think. The episodes brought on so much questions and such a cliff hanger.

[@Klemen1x]

Such a cool unique plot twist. I just finished the game im actually excited to play episode 1 and 2 now.

[@anasshahid224]

G-man is the most interesting character in half life,so much depth 👌

[@xXSgtJackXx]

The one thing i love about half-life since the first games is the soundplasty they use, the wet mouth sounds just get me waaaaaaay more immersed then i should

[@gergom.8310]

what an amazing ASMR experience for 2004

[@roadent217]

Gosh, I love G-Man's gasps at 0:43 and 1:06

[@EhCanadianGamer]

Am I the only one who finds Half-Life and the source engine really distracting? I mean, it was a cutting edge engine at the time and i'm sure it pushed PC's to their limits in 2004. But seeing the source engine and half-life used in machinima time and time again, I tend to get sucked out of the game. It's like watching Mass Effect - Gamer Poop and having trouble taking shepard seriously, cause everytime he talks you'll be thinking "We'll bang okay?".

[@GamingRevenant]

+triedge763 Haha xD

[@CrimeFighterFrog]

If any other game pulled the rug out from under you like this, it would be a disappointment, but Half Life 2 managed to somehow turn it into one of the greatest video game endings.

[@eRr0rWZ]

Fun fact: In the credits scene of Half-Life 2, you can hear the footsteps of Gman if your volume is loud enough.

[@raymichaels5022]

Literally one of a couple of game in my life that have given me goosebumps

[@celestinomiguelnevesportel9217]

Never played HL games, just came here to see what all the fuss was about and I must say, quite amazing how they can end a game with such a cliffhanger and take 20 years (and counting) to release the sequel ahahah

[@crippledcrusader1321]

Imagine instead of the first thing he says being "time Doctor Freeman", Instead it lingers on the silence as all noise fades out while frozen in time, and all of a sudden you hear, "Is it really that time again." The amount of chills would be top level.

[@urazoktay7940]

Half Life 2 has the best intro and best ending to a game ever. Half Life 2 is the best fps game ever. Hell...Half Life 2 is the best game ever even.

[@GamingRevenant]

Well I had that on my older computer. This usually only happens when your PC is not very powerful... :(

[@cobalttheprotogen312]

I think half life 2 is the only game I went into completely bind and with minimal information about the ending. I was already a big portal fan before hand, but I never got around to play HL. Just from the beginning cutscenes I already knew gman was this elusive mysterious character. My heart actually stopped when time slowed down and he showed up. I think it was the same with episode 2. I knew very little about the game at large, so everything was brand new. The final fights was stellar. I had actually seen a clip of episode 2's ending many years back so I didnt remember it when I was playing. As soon as I entered that helicopter bay it all came back to me like deja vu.

[@happydiarrea]

OMG ITS GORDON FEET MAN

[@therealbraindawg]

This is like Gabe Newell's secret explanation to "I don't know when the fuck Episode 3 is coming" EDITED 2017: Well fuck...

[@itzspencerr1403]

Actually gabe newel said that the episodic model isn't going to work well with half life. In fact all the concrete evidence is probably only that, sure I could be wrong *its 100% likely that i am* but come on! They still haven't realized that HL3 can be revolutionary for vr? Here's a rundown of revolutions that half life made (HL1 made a large story possible for a FPS, HL2 showed how amazing physics can be in a game) now the revolution for HL3 will be how much of a great future virtual reality can be.

[@GIJew]

The main story writer behind Half-Life Marc Laidlaw has officially stepped down from his position at Valve. I doubt episode three will ever been seen.

[@mrskinszszs]

+Henry Black FFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

[@JSwanson547]

I want to believe

[@XeonGame]

Maybe we still have- *_TIME_* _Doctor Freeman?_

[@GeneralsAlert]

Bla bla bla, Mr. Freeman

[@thevarietychannel1017]

Half Life in 60 seconds, right?

[@doppio2378]

The Variety Channel 101 yup that vid

[@prstnekit]

i died from laughing

[@hoganavajo]

It was announced as an amazing turn in games, going to deliver the future late 2004. Played it then and it never felt like this could succeed Halo CE but it wasn't Halo. It was a semi-open world extremely lineair experience but with a hardcore vibe. Like this is going to be played by people who got a strong pc and at a time where everything felt older, social media wasnt there and MySpace at best. This game is from a time cellphones were old Nokia's and getting this game likely required a physical copy. There was xbox og, gamecube and ps2 the world was simpler and navigation meant strategy guides. The game itself other than good is especially a memory of that time where everything still felt right.

[@omega9951]

Man's really stopped time

[@のヮの-u4w]

ZA WARUDO TIME HAS STOPPED

[@malikarsyasakani]

Shigure is best girl gman has his own version of the world. He’s basically gordon from another universe or from the future, (G)ordon Free(Man). Gordon not being a stand user, can’t see gman’s stand. Unlike Dio’s and Diego’s Stands, Gman is capable of teleporting without timestopping and opening dimensions from other worlds. Part 9 is probably The Half Life Series.

[@MondySpartan]

Is that a muthafuckin' Jojo reference?!

[@spybgon4597]

Something crazy is how episode one reckons this ending and not a lot of people cared

[@glassjaw2007]

BEST GAME EVER, I fucking made an altar just for this game that´s how fucking great it is...

[@noahbahm9457]

i played this game for the first time at this my absolute fav game ever

[@walterthedoggo4033]

Holy crap. I played this game in 2019 when i was 11.. i feel old

[@freshprince69]

lol

[@richielr3050]

bruh

[@monstersponge9096]

what g-man says makes me believe half life 3 was never actually supposed to be developed and left as a hard hitting question to everyone on purpose to complete g-man's lore

[@masicbemester]

it all makes sense now

[@Elijah-bj4vo]

IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW

[@OctaviusGeorge]

If Kids prefer Fornite than this, I’m really gonna pack my stuff and move out to Xen

[@babygingy4]

I started playing fortnite but when i first played this masterpiece I was hooked. After I played a bit of it on my cousins Xbox I got the orange box on steam than played it on my own and saw how great of a game it is. Started episode 2 yesterday.

[@reeeboi1]

Same.

[@Brysontrill]

W how did you like the other 2?

[@thomasrice3384]

Me:oh shit (bomb explodes) me:WTH!?! (Gman trolls me) Gman:umad bro me: FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

[@teachd.berainman869]

this Guy is The Stuff of nightmares

[@captainsunshine3d]

i knew it was coming but you have no idea how hyped this ending got me

[@roiroije243]

I hope he's thinking of releasing Adrian soon.

[@commandervex1626]

Heres a question: Who's piloting the VTOL? Maybe one or two Pilots who impressed GMAN are flying the thing so maybe he has someone to talk to

[@NoriMori1992]

Fun fact: The guy who voices the G-Man also voices Barney Calhoun. (And every single security guard in Half-Life.)

[@gergom.8310]

Maybe Barney IS G-man after all 😳

[@aman2426]

And we are still waiting 16 years later

[@B_Tannen]

Just finished this game for the first time today. Coolest ending ever.

[@GulteusMaxwell]

Nice to know immortal beings in suits also have breathing problems.

[@BobafromPoland]

I just realized Gman ends Alyx's sentence by saying "time" "We've got to get out of here, maybe we still have (time)"

[@laylover7621]

A lot of people treat this ending like Episodes 1 and 2 don't exist.

[@stav_es1576]

Thats an bad ass gaming pc for 2010

[@aijint]

1:28 trolling complete, returning to hq

[@tritonwe8937]

thats the comment i've been searching for

[@lynxtop]

Time, Mr. Freeman.

[@Kimationyt]

Mom: i am pregnant. Dad: 1:20

[@bessallen6425]

XD

[@TheLostPhoenixOfTheSkies]

Just finished my first playtrough, episodes here i come!!1!1

[@TheDoomMaster]

If you ask me, I think the G-Man is not a god, a human, or an alien. Just something that had always been and always will be.

[@twilightstruggle8390]

very interesting idea

[@Kreege]

so hes the tom bombadil of the HL universe lol

[@RyGoofies]

biggest cliff hanger of all time

[@Flakes1403]

I can wait another 17 years. Just please make it happen before I die Valve!

[@macdrown3892]

I just realised that when he says "arbitrary imposition" he's referring to the fact that he made a meaningless choice for you, and implies that there's a specific reason for this (I suppose that he 100% needs gordon for something, and we never see what that actually is because the vorts rescue us.)

[@youraouibe]

one of the only game endings that left my mouth agape

[@doug8232]

Catching myself back up with this tasty shit for Alyx

[@countvincentthethird2341]

If I can remember corectly, this is the only game that has left me speechless after the ending!

[@weslikestoplayguitar]

Who's here as a refresher for Half-Life Alyx??

[@fraktal852]

Best game "antagonist" ever created.

[@creproductions102]

Alyx: Maybe we still have.. G-man: Time... Dr. Freeman?.... Is it really that time, again?

[@stanislausklim7794]

The ending of hl 2 is so disappointing, but in a good way. You get so invested in the moment, you forget about the gman. Then he shows up, and there is no care in the world for what just happened. Thankfully, episodes 1 and 2 happened, but can you just imagine if there was no episode 1 and 2, this would essentially be the last we see from HL. Valve really did a great job.

[@deaf5014]

Thanks for choosing for us gamers