>It’s a hell of an ending, returning us to the final moments of the previous release in the Half-Life series, while changing so much of what we thought we knew about what would happen next.>I was struck by how quickly Eli Vance was able to put together what had happened before calling on Gordon Freeman for help. The team discussed leaving some clue behind that would indicate that the G-Man had been there, and had pulled some cosmic strings to maybe change things that shouldn’t have been changed, but that idea was cut for a number of reasons. So how did Eli know what went on?>I asked the three men if an alternate timeline had been created, and if so, what had happened to the original events from Episode Two.>“It’s fun to think about, isn’t it?” Vanaman said, looking away from the camera and smiling.>We have a timeline, and idea in our heads that we told each other as we went, so we’re working through it,” Wolpaw said. “But we kind of don’t want to talk about it just because it’s fun to watch. It’s fun to speculate on. And I feel like we shut things down as soon as we start saying, here’s what that is, you know?”>“We have an answer, we assure you,” Pinkerton added. “We have an answer, but we don’t necessarily want to spell it out.”
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