Ships Ahoy - Half-Life 2: Episode One [Jun 01, 2006, 6:42 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Valve announces that Half-Life 2: Episode One is now available via
Steam:
Valve Launches First of an Episodic Trilogy
Bellevue, WA, June 1, 2006 - Valve®, developer of the blockbuster series Half-Life® and Counter-Strike™, announced Half-Life® 2: Episode One is now available via Steamgames.com for just $19.95 and at retail outlets around the world.
The first in a trilogy of episodic games, Episode One reveals the aftermath of Half-Life 2 and launches a journey beyond City 17. Episode One does not require Half-Life 2 to play and also includes a first look at Episode Two, which will ship by year's end.
In addition to the new single player experience, two multiplayer games are included. And those who purchase Episode One will have free access via Steam (www.steamgames.com) to Half-Life 2: Lost Coast, the interactive technology demo that introduces High Dynamic Range lighting to the SourceTM Engine, Valve's award-winning game technology.
Their dogs would have to get past my .45 ACP Glock 21 slugs first, which I seriously doubt would happen. And I'm accurate enough not to worry about a shotgun. And rednecks do not "all carry shotguns." Carrying a shotgun is illegal. You can have a shotgun in your house, but not in a mall or anywhere else in public.Good for you - I'm glad you're handy with a pistol. However, I'd be willing to bet the majority of gays do not carry pistols. Just because someone has been the victim of bigotry doesn't mean they're going to pack heat - many people are opposed to using firearms and other weapons, just on principle.
Regarding the whole shotgun thing, what I meant was that rednecks keep shotguns at their homes. Of course they don't walk around with them. I was talking about running into rednecks on their turf. Besides, if people were harassing you in a public place (like a mall) and you drew a pistol on them, you'd be "in trouble" at the very least. Of course, the whole scene would have already drawn attention, but my point is that letting people see your gun is a good way to draw attention to yourself. I was under the impression that the majority of gays and lebsians wanted to be left alone and treated like human beings, not feared as people "you don't mess with."
This comment was edited on Jun 11, 10:25.
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