Pretty cool, although not sure I would ever use it as it's quite out of the context of the HL2 world.
What I wanted to do when I was thinking of making HL2DM maps, was to place a spotlight above to make obvious weapon and items pickups, and turn the light off (or change color) during the cool down before respawn.
Ah lol, kept looking at the archways 
Quote from Corvus9 hours ago, Corvus said:
I don't see Christian crosses 
anyway really great
Cool, I will deffo watch that
Yeah I worked it out as well but not because I see the show
Saw the trailer day before yesterday, is not the kind of game I play but I see interesting mechanics and art
Not sure I'm sold on this ?
Uh, never heard of this… pity there's no actual footage to let me understand what this is about
Quote from Sigma18 hours ago, Sigma said: I don't recall if I posted this or not - but my wife and I finally bought our plane tickets for New Zealand (3 weeks road tripping both northern and southern islands).
Awesome! That's pretty much second at the top of my bucket list
Well, way less than the "rail cruise" that comes up as £2700-3500 pp for fifteen days ?
lol haven't watched Jurassic Park since I was a kid on the VHS we got as a present, I was too young to ever realise who Samuel Fucking Jackson even was in this movie!
That sounds awesome @Squad!
We intended to have a camper holiday last summer in Slovenia but we ended up not doing it, in Canada would be even more appropriate... you mind passing on the website you rented from? You mind sharing costs (you calculated roughly how much fuel is gonna be?)
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Seems like they managed a great marketing campaign…
Is there a main train line or something like that?
Ive heard of the "rail cruises" and funny enough is the first result I have for any "Canada rail" query I search for… they seem really good but are 2500-3000+ easy 
Maybe I can create… my own one?
That's him @Squad
The game is currently discounted 30% 
You can also activate a beta build to try the true twin stick controls that are being implemented
I'm gonna finally put it out there: I'm looking at soon leaving my job and take a longer break in between jobs (about 2 months) to finally visit Canada, the place I have been wanting to actually relocate in a very long time. For some reason I have this fixation
Overall period would be something like late July till mid-September. If possible I would first stop in the US to visit my auntie living in Alabama, see a few places around there, then head north. (Problem is from the first quick check for flights, going in USA is way more expensive than going straight to Canada, particularly toward East 
) My girlfriend can take holiday end of August till mid September so we would meet in Canada then.
Ideally I would love to have an adventurous trekking experience, something like 1-2 weeks hike. I would really like to go solo (think of the movie Wild) before meeting up with my girlfriend... but unfortunately I'm a newbie, so not sure that would be a good idea.
Over time I've become hugely attracted by the north-west, but Canada is so big I don't know where to start I was wondering if there are Mapcoreans that have visited Canada, and I know we have some that live there, if I'm correct @AlexM is in Vancouver and @Dark in Toronto...? And just across the border @Pericolos0 now the Seattle way?
So I'm looking at suggestions for what I shouldn't miss, be it a renown wonder of the world or a quirky little place. And if there is the chance to meet anyone I would take the opportunity!
Mention Source 2, win the internets.
I'll join the crowd and say this looks great, but I am also interested in this Source 2 workflow!
