Eli had felt strongly that the Borealis should be destroyed rather than allow it to fall into the hands of the Combine. Judith Mossman, which we believed to mark the location of the lost luxury liner Borealis. "We had the Antarctic coordinates, transmitted by Eli's long-time assistant, Dr. This would've have been the beginning of Episode 3 following the cliffhanger ending of Episode 2: Here's an extract from the corrected version, which if you notice Laidlaw has written in the form of a correspondence from Gordon Freeman/Gertie Freemont. It's definitely not long enough to be Half-Life 3, and we're pretty sure Valve never truly planned that game whereas Episode 3 was always on the cards and should've been fairly easy to do (for a talented company like Valve). The original version is gender-swapped and lightly disguised, featuring such characters as "Gertrude Freemont" and "Alex Vaunt", although the linked Pastebin version has all been corrected so it's just literally the synopsis for Half-Life 2: Episode 3. Here's everything we know about Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, the closest we'll get to a new Half-Life! System Requirements, Weapons, Campaign, Gameplay, Release Date! Since the traffic from literally the entire internet rushing to his blog has sent it crashing down, here's a copy.Īll the info on Marc Laidlaw leaving Valve! Apart from any other reason, such as Valve not being in the games development business anymore and all their writers having left, one of those writers Marc Laidlaw has just posted the entire story of Half-Life 2: Episode 3 on his blog. We think it's official people: we're not getting Half-Life 3, Half-Life 2 Episode 3, or any other Half-Life project from Valve anytime soon.
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