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- Half-Life: Source is a mixed bag. Sure, it has a laundry list of bugs that started out moderate and only got longer after Valve stopped updating it, but also it has ragdolls. You can see the conflict here.
DISCLAIMER: This is not exactly comprehensive! Some bugs have been left out, and a portion of them covered are accidentally repeated from Half-Life 1 or seen in other Source games. Thank you to the comments so far for your insight!
GitHub issues with Half-Life: Source:
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Residue Processing screenshot by Yetoo1:
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Defenestrum's Half-Life: Source Bugs videos:
• Half-Life: Source Bug ...
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Introduction (0:00)
Map-Specific Bugs (1:47)
General Bugs (7:45)
Half-Life Deathmatch: Source (11:12)
Conclusion (15:00)
NOTES:
*I do not intend to make this video to make fun of the game or anything! I don't hate it and in fact I find it an interesting way to play Half-Life, but the amount of things amiss with the game now (especially compared to how relatively smooth the original GoldSrc game plays on modern hardware) is a topic of fascination to me. Browbeating the game when it's already a black sheep of the HL catalog wouldn't be productive at all, haha.
*I said gibs incorrectly (with a soft "g", like gibbon) when talking about mysteriously-blacked-out objects, the pronunciation of which is a heated topic in the FPS discourse community. Sorry about that. If it helps any, I said it correctly talking about the start of Office Complex, so that's a 1-1 score.
*In the HLDM:S section of the video, I refer to lambda_bunker incorrectly as lambda_complex.
*A few of these bugs are also present in the original HL, but are made even easier to pull off / more blatant. This includes the We Got Hostiles skip and the hazard course skip among others.
*This video, as mentioned in the script, mixes bugs from launch with bugs caused by general engine updates that were left unfixed. Indeed, the game was at its least buggy state in about 2013.
*The old title of this video said this was everything wrong with the game, but after some insight from multiple users I softened the title down to being a sort of volume of bugs. Corrections in the comments are much appreciated, I am not much of an authority on this subject but I thought it would be fun to dive into.
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For a company that still updates games like Portal 2 and Half-Life 2, you would think at least one employee at Valve would be bored enough to fix these lmao
@MASLIN BRUNER that sounds about right
@@sedme0 I remember being able to outpace the train
@@sedme0 I think it's still possible on the Orange Box release for the 360. It's been a few years since I last played it though, so I could be wrong.
@@sedme0 I'm still able to do it, but it's hard if you don't angle it correctly and if you don't immediately shift when going through the trigger causing the train.
I feel like I shouldn't even have to bring up Team Fortress 2
I knew HL: Source was buggy but DAMN I didn't know it was this broken
😳
DO YOU KNOW NOW
@@blob5907 yeah I reckon he does
Always was broken.
It wasn't at first... I remember playing a perfect version back in the day, it was in the hl2 dvd I had
The 'we've got hostiles' skip works in the original, it's just harder to trigger.
It's easy if you jump from the stairs onto the boxes then over the rail.
I'm assuming you're talking about the room full of explosives. I don't remember level names.
@@PIKL_Creep No, I mean getting the scientist to open the security room door. That way you can go straight through the silo doors.
Yo how.
@@thevisitor1032 about the same as in the video. The big issue I know about is that saving and loading will invalidate the skip. You have to come from the elevator transition.
@@GoldKnightProduction You can just go to the scientist and spam "e" until he talks to you than navigate him towards the door. It's slower but easiest skip to do in Half-Life.
You missed the fact the Barneys have pistols capable of extreme, endless rapid-fire now, and are consequently more terrifying than anything the alien menace could ever bring to bear. They just flatten everything.
I feel bad for the people who only played this game and not the original half half and are like “well these old games are buggy” when really the og game is way better
I played HL Source because of widescreen support and I never encountered any bugs or glitches. Guess I was lucky.
Yeah same I downloaded it first last year (for free) as part of the HL: Alyx promo period, and honestly there were no game-breaking bugs I noticed, just small little things I attributed it to being an old game
other way around for me, i prefer the source version because the original version is really buggy, had a lot of game breaking glitches and the npcs would just start screaming and just stand still when they were being attacked. The source version i barely had any issue, i've replayed it many times and encountered very few.
i know the 360 orange box has its fair share of bugs
at one point in route kanal you can completely negate a chase sequence by going out of bounds with nothing more than a barrel. obviously you lose the boat but eh.
@@Hugo-qe3ur You don't need source for that thought...
3:54 NOOO! THE VOID WAS SO PEACEFUL, WHY HAVE YOU BROUGHT ME BACK TO THIS CHAOTIC HELLSCAPE!?
again with da void
@@penoiseballs563 Void? Is that a mossbag reference?
@@WheatVein think he meant the void of eternal oblivion where after death its just nothing, or maybe something else
You're going to wish you didn't do that.
@@WheatVein Well, his comment is a Sopranos reference. A character named Johnny Sac says: "again with the money?!"
I think that's the first time I've ever heard the phrase "respective tentacles"
Consentacles?
5:31 I think that's because the water negates explosion damage, like when you hide from the explosive barrels underwater early in half life 2. The crates are considered "underwater" so they take no damage.
I wanted to make minecraft joke about tnt not breaking under water
@@rekreator12e71 yeah, it's like that
more like the explosives are underwater in my opinion, as most explosives in half life are fairly small
Which is the exact opposite of real life, where explosives are more deadly underwater.
@@ninjacat230 holy shit are you ninjacat from sunrust gmod?
6:53 I remember decompiling that map just to see what was going wrong. Turns out on the right side before you encounter the Barney on the floor, there's a trigger that leaks out of bounds through a wall. I think it's to trigger some music if I recall, but for reasons I'm not sure of, the boundary of it unnecessarily extends way through the wall to the other side of the little stairway passage you go through. A quick move back in bounds and the sky is fixed.
For anyone who doesn't know, Source games need to have their maps "blocked in" so to speak. You make the confines of the space you play in, and everything has to fit within that space. If entities (bits of game logic - triggers, lights, etc) are outside of this space, the engine can't properly work out where the play area really is and treats out of bounds as somewhere you can go. This breaks everything from water reflections to lighting and the 3D Skybox as seen in the video.
This could've been an interesting port if they'd done, well, *anything* to patch it up. Great video!
Amazing and insightful comment, thank you so much!!
I actually just completed HL1 (GoldSrc version) for the first time in over 15 years after not playing it since PS2... and I had this bug, for a second, on one of my reloaded lives. I had just gotten killed by the mines on the left (fucking around) and it popped up when I reloaded. It was only for a second and went away when I looked at the building and didn't return. Definitely not as prominent a bug... makes me think that Source amplified any potential bugs tenfold.
Yep. Just like in Doom 3.
Baked lighting, raycasts for reflections can't enter that void, fascinating stuff.
The most easy way to fix a leak is to create a giant cube with nodraw texture which will fit the map in itself
This is definitively not "everything". Here's some of them:
1. Radioactive pit (leading to Blast Pit chapter) has a place where water is missing and the player is not being damaged there.
2. Music is stopped after change level.
3. Texture randomization doesnt work like in GoldSrc.
Thank you for letting me know, I didn't catch that in my playtesting and now can confirm it: in the map c1a4k, there are sections of the radiation that can be stood on like a solid surface and do not hurt the player.
The music unfortunately stops after loading in a new level in the half-life goldsrc steam version too as far as I'm concerned the only versions that keeps the music going during loading is the actual CDs or the retail versions and I've played the og sierra online version and the updated hl version that was released along the expansions and counterstrike in 2001.
@@patbytes and good to see you! 😄
@@zyriuz2 It doesnt in the latest Steam version in the main game (it still stops with mods though)
@@lukkkasz323 maybe i haven't updated in a while I'm not sure, better go verify those files and see what happens :)
Wait so you're telling me this wasn't a tech demo valve accidentally released on steam?
Started out a tech demo to see if it was possible to easily convert GoldSource mods to Source (for some reason???), was later turned into an actual game to show off the new engine.
Should’ve made it *really* cheap, considering the state of the game
@@rvc7468 in my opinion it should have stayed as a developer project to test gold-source porting and it should have never been released,
But if they wanted to release it anyways, I think it should have been bundled for free with the original Half life.
@@nailotsot Yeah. I think if they had just made it free or cheaper than the original, people would have THIS as their first (and only) experience with Half Life, which would be a crime against humanity. That was probably their thinking at the time.
To play devil’s advocate, this was probably really high quality back then, and what made Valve get noticed.
9:46 Fun fact: The HD models in HLS weren't gearbox's original models just ported over.
They were *STOLEN* from a gamebanana mod, which is why the sleeves are different, why the G-Man model is completely different, and why one of the textures has the original signature of the author on it.
I thought the HD models came from the PS2 port, but I could be wrong.
How do you know?
@@JustCallMeHeavy tcrf
@@commscan314 Well... those were made by gearbox. So...
@@_plg ?
The most amazing thing about HLS is that Ross Scott managed to make the entirely of Freeman's Mind with it without having a mental breakdown.
"without having a mental breakdown"
Have you seen him?
When a half life rabbithole leads you to a great channel.
3:25 That "weird DX9 sheen" is called "environment map".
Instead of calculating reflections in real time (which is kinda slow) you use a 360° texture that looks similar to your environment and pull your reflections from that. It's never going to look quiet right, because the reflection's perspective doesn't change as it should, but it can still look good when done subtly.
Valve just took a generic blurry texture that doesn't fit the environment and turned the effect up to 100. That's why it sticks out so horribly. It's as low effort as pretty much everything else in this game.
Pretty sure it appeared after one of the updates as a bug and not as anything intentional. The game didn't have that sheen in 2005.
I un ironically loved Half-Life source with all that I had. Played it nonstop because I just preferred source over the goldsource engine. I never remembered it being this broken; I suppose that’s what long term neglect can do to a game. You’ve done a fantastic job in bringing these bugs to light!
Same. I loved HL:S (I used to have it cracked and it was not as broken)
The steampipe update added many more bugs, the game wasn't perfect at launch but the update definitely didn't help
@@shny_scott I remember that update! Didn’t make a great impression on me
the original release of HL source was pretty decent. updates were what broke it along the way, especially the steampipe one. now it's become our favourite punchbag.
HL Source is weird in general. Overall, seeing ragdolls instead of animated death sequences is super off putting.
@@kakophonien6514 pretty funny though
Gunna be honest I only bought Half Life: Source so I could fool around in Garry's mod/play the original half life with all my wacky add-ons
Same here
It’s worth it IMO. I can’t seem to find any other GoldSrc content in Gmod (especially opposing force), so just having HL1 Deathmatch Source from orange box allows me to play Gmod with walking, talking Barney’s and Scientists :)
@@itwontcomeout5678 there used to be an add on called half-life: rennaisance, idk what happened to it, I think it’s gone, but it was hl source/opfor/bs models and weapons, including beta things like the panthereye
@@sabotabo7476 its still there
Yep
There's also the fact that because of the way that source works, the armored parts of alien grunts aren't armored like they are in the original Half-Life, which makes them *way* easier to take down
That isn't really Source's fault. Someone just didn't properly port over the agrunt NPC's code.
"Who is responsible for this mess?"
wake up honey new patbytes video just dropped
the We Got Hostiles skip is used in speedruns of the original Half-Life
Just wanna point out how underrated your vids are, king. Your script is easy to follow and your narration is direct without being dry. Plus, the technical skill on display in the video and audio editing is more than serviceable.
There are TH-camrs a lot bigger than you who haven't figured out how to avoid those issues, so I hope you keep at it and go far someday. Step 1 to success is avoiding the common mistakes, and you're killing it!
This is an exceptionally thoughtful reply, thank you so much for the encouragement!!
Your really underrated, great job.
Give him time, I’m sure he’ll be popular!
Yeah man seriously, great job of being so underrated, it's a tough task to pull off when you make such good content
He was recommended to me
Youre
@@mythsqueuemusic this really tickles your funny bone, dont it?
10:32 This issue happens to varying extents in pretty much every Source game - I believe it's caused by Valve's approach to handling ambient lighting. Basically, there are "ambient cube samples" placed at various points across the map, and whichever one an entity's lighting origin is close to is what's used. Occasionally you'll find some unfortunate circumstances where an object in a brightly-lit area is *technically* closer to an ambient cube sample from a pitch-black area than one that better fits its location - hence the turning dark.
I remember being disappointed with half-life source back in 04 when I got it in the Half-Life 2 collectors edition. I thought it would be a remake that would be Half-Life 1 done with Half-like 2 graphics, kind of like what Black Mesa ended up being. Instead it was just a more glitchy version of Half-Life.
I didn't think it would be HL2 graphics in HL1, but I did think the changes would be more.... substantial somehow, even though Valve didn't promise anything more than HL1 using the Source engine. The novelty of ragdoll corpses and fancy-looking water wears off pretty quickly.
Same, I remember being quite disappointed with HL-source, to the point that I felt it would ruin my memories of it - esp. in contrast to the HL2 graphics - and never really played it again. Until over a decade later Black Mesa came along.
Older versions of half life source were still better, as Half life source got fucked with the updates for some reason.
It actually wasn't glitchy at all except for the door sounds. Everything was functional, I have that pre-steampipe version.
Half-Life: Source at launch actually functioned properly and could replace the original, Freeman's Mind used Half-Life: Source. Updates to the source engine over time and the lack of maintenance from Valve made it into the product it is today.
5:04 "Oh fuck that, you deal with it"
The soap: advertised to kill 99.9% bacteria
Black mesa scientists: 6:16
The HD models included in Half-Life Source since the SteamPipe update are supposedly a fan made portation rather than the original Gearbox HD models. (9:47)
The "We've Got Hostiles!" skip is also present in the original... but it's not as easy to execute, to be fair.
Nah its actually just as easy,infact i did it 3 times in a row once.
You need to save before going thru the elevator doors on the map before otherwise it won't work for some reason
@@Damian-cilr2 I was meaning, less on how to interrupt the script, and more on the part that the scientist prefers to run to corners rather than open the door.
dude, this is just expanded lore about the Resonance Cascade tearing apart the fabric of reality - Random comment I stole
Great work man. I knew HL:S was busted, but this is a next-level breakdown.
wow its that guy
7:58 I believe that is a bug shared with Half Life 2 where if something is on top of a npc’s head, their scripting forces them to teleport to their destination to avoid the obstacle because being blocked by the object could cause a game breaking bug such as a softlock. You can see the bug being used in HL2 speed runs when dealing with friendly npcs such as Barney or Alyx to speed up the scenes. The reason why the bug is present in both games is because Half Life Source was actually released a couple months before Half Life 2. It was harder to notice in Half Life Source because there was no physic objects that you could pick up and put on the NPCs head, which is how you do it in Half Life 2. This resulted in it not being patched out of Half Life 2 before release because most people didn’t notice it in Half Life Source. Now granted someone should have noticed such a simple thing in play testing for Half Life 2 as it could probably be found by just people trying to mess around with the npcs or make them look funny by placing things on top of their heads, but I guess it didn’t thus leading to it still being present in Half Life 2.
(Btw for those wondering why they don’t patch it out nowadays in hl2 in a video on ign where some of the developers watched a speed run they said they don’t patch out glitches those kind of glitches because they don’t want to mess with the speed run meta and make the speedrunning community of HL2 mad)
This is indeed a trick used in Source speedrunning for sure! However, I noticed that Gordon's increased jump height compared to the original HL made it very easy to just jump onto someone's head, whereas other Source games have a more realistic height boost.
valve: removes prop jumping and replaces bunnyhops with abhs (I think)
also valve: fixes fps pushables
also also valve: no we don't want to mess with speedruns
9:46 The shell casting from the pistol is in the wrong placement, this can also be found in the original Half Life HD Model Pack. This due to the game still following the original model animation.
You should also know that some of these bugs can also be found in the original Half Life. They just happened differently
2:44 there's nothing out there
There's a world outside of black mesa gordon.
AND I WANT IN.
LOOK GORDON! ROPES!
@@llynxfyremusic Not these awful memes again...
@@sonicdash9652HELLO, GORDON!
4:44 i managed to softlock that elevator too in the original game
Thank you all very much for the support on this video!! A few notes on this one:
*In the HLDMS section of the video, I refer to lambda_bunker incorrectly as lambda_complex.
*I said gib with a soft g instead of "jib" in the middle of the video, but said it correctly earlier on. Sorry about that.
*A few of these bugs are also present in the original HL, but are made even easier to pull off / more blatant. This includes the We Got Hostiles skip and the hazard course skip among others.
Apparently it's actually supposed to be pronounced as jib. So, I don't think it's gonna be an issue
@@Disissid19 Thank you for pointing that out, turns out there was a mistake in my mistake-fixing comment, haha.
I just needed to ask,
That intro really reminds me of hollow knight youtuber "mossbag"'s intros, is that jus a coincidence or was that intentional?
(btw if it was a coincidence you should look it up, the similarity is uncanny)
@@nintySW Dang, you're right, this is uncanny! This is the first I've heard of this user, but I appreciate the heads up a lot!
I'm a bit late, but I'm still going to point out that electrical damage in Half-Life eats up your armour first and foremost, so the Office Complex intro is skippable with the right speed and the pole climb is still entirely possible in the original game. You just have to have armour on you.
I remember that the Source Version broken the Allies becoming hostile when hurting a Scientist right in front of him system, now you can kill Scientist in his faces.
@Gorbo I know I'm about to wooshed, but they're guards
The Allies, getting upset if you're damaging a scientist working on what are essentially bioweapons? What is this, Operation Paperclip?
I'm seriously questioning how they managed to dupe so many entities, especially with how much it breaks Deathmatch
I'm asking the same thing. I've been mapping for 7 years and you can't do that unless it's manually done. I'm not convinced this is an unintentional bug.
Back in the day I found out on crossfire you could throw a satchel into the button and keep it from closing and you could drop the nuke as many times as you wanted
I remember a lot of the bugs in multiplayer, but at the time I just passed it off as intended game mechanics
That door handle _is_ the default hammer sound, but valve are lazy sometimes and don't change it, so a big metal bunker just now sounds like a little wood door
Fun Fact about that one broken skybox in Surface Tension, the playable area of the map is also considered part of the skybox, and gets projected along with it.
See that grey box structure in the background at 7:12 ?
That's the part of the map you're in.
The weirdest part is, you can even noclip over there and see the giant projection in-person.
This game is just ridiculous.
that guard was like:
Ouch! DID YOU JUST SHOOT ME DUDE? I was dead, and now my arm hurts c'mon!
Broken ragdolls in HLDMS are because they just set the wrong time that the ragdoll should freeze at)
Wow this managed to have 1/16 of the amount of bugs in cyber punk. Truly an amazing feat of game design
if you’ve made a game almost as buggy as cyberpunk, you’ve known you’ve done something incredibly wrong
At 7:03, you can actually make the jump in the non source version too, just with a little bit more skill
Some more deathmatch related bugs:
1. The Gauss is totally off. It randomly has fire delays and kills yourself on many more surfaces than in HL 1
2. The explosive Crossbow bolts use a big explosion effect instead of a small one (and zoomed shots have projectile time)
3. Several weapon pickups are extremly tiny. For example: The world model of the SMG is about as tiny as it's SMG Nades and ammo pickups. This also effects RPG and others.
4. The movement is laggy and buggy.
6:45 "What was that?! I dont like hearing explosions if I'm not the one making them..."
The shadows with the ammo and pickups were in the original 1998 version, this would also have NPCs casting shadows. Although these shadows were removed from the 2001 version of Half-Life.
The lighting messing up in the conveyor chapter is not the lighting, but the water texture from the barrels near the conveyors which gets messed up when shining light in their general direction.
4:12 That's also worked in the original game. You don't even need to shout him, you can just talk with him to follow and then "pushing into the door". Also many of the bugs described here are 'missing' from the linux port, however the linux port has a more game breaking bug: The riffle and the glock has no sound at all, probably some weapon introduced later in the game also quiet.
There was an old 2004 build where everything worked fine, I don't know why Valve messed it up
After SteamPipe, Valve began updating games using sweeping engine-wide updates without fully testing how these updates affected games. With the last real HL:S update being in 2013, this has led to a lot of unchecked changes.
They didn't, most of these problems are on the windows side
@@wearecoterminous it does happen in linux tho, look at the 5:57 part, the FPS used a different font for this screenshot.
Some bugs I've discovered myself, probably due to the source engine updating even more.
In power up, in the vents right before the switches to turn on the fuel and oxygen, the wooden boards don't spawn anymore.
5:24 you don't need to pause the game anymore to gain extreme heights.
5:40 doesn't happen anymore
5:56 now only happens when you turn on your flashlight
10:07 also happens with the standard shotgun
In apprehension, if you continue to open and close the door to the freezer, bass string short will play again.... and again
In the map at 6:53, electric guitar ambience doesn't play anymore
The tau cannon doesn't damage the helicopter anymore
At the very end of office complex where one of the scientists does a sick roll out of a window, the scientist will always run directly into the zombies.
These are just a few bugs I discovered myself when playing HL:Source for the first time today. Some of these bugs may be impossible to recreate, and I haven't tested them, just things I have noticed on my first playthrough.
This seems like such an interesting video! (I haven't watched through yet, but I'm already invested at a minute or so in.) I wanted to comment now and say thank you for including captions, they make this video so much easier to understand :) (not that the video's hard to understand - I just rely on captions a lot, and their accuracy in this video is very much appreciated!) can't wait to see what's in store!
I'm very glad the captions are helpful, thank you so much for reaching out!!
epic video
The Freeman’s Mind intros reawakened memories of watching that show I didn’t even know I had forgotten. Really stellar content bro, subscribed
Actually, the security guard isn't the only one with that problem. Especially noticeable with the tram Barney, ALL security guards in the first chapter have swapped mouth textures.
As a retrospective, HL:S isn't the worst thing ever. If I'm honest, apart from obvious bugs like the floating scientist or the surface tension skybox, a lot of things here you'd have to go out of your way to recreate or just naturally mess up like pressing a button more than once. The only real game breaking problem I had with source was being unable to kill the nihalanth for no reason I can explain.
4:01 I actually managed to skip this puzzle in the original Half Life the same way on my first playthrough (I thought it was what you were supposed to do lol), although it only happened once and I couldn't replicate it. It did overwrite both my autosaves on the wrong side though, which softlocked me :
I really enjoyed this video! Great content!
Interesting video! This was how I first played HL1 unfortunately but I didn't know any better so I still loved it haha. One bug I didn't see in this is NPC's constantly yelling like they're being hurt when standing around. This mostly happens with guards after a fight. Very annoying lol
8:34 I'd assume that the trigger that's inside the elevator triggers only once. So when you press the closing button and leave, it will trigger the trigger_changelevel (I think that's the trigger name) only once and never triggers again. It might explain why it doesn't change level on second attempt.
I was just looking for a video like this one last week! You covered everything nicely, and your presentation style is great too
3:01 You can do this in goldsrc too just wait for the scientist to get near the light then you're able to turn it back on
In the half life restored version I found a way to skip we got hostiles. The restored version uses gold source, just brings back a few cut animations, and enemies back.
0:04 talking before death
you repeat yourself sometimes
cried when i got to game break bugs on getting this on my bday
i had a stroke reading that
@@amongitopremium same
Godzilla had a stroke and fucking died trying to read this
4:12 im like 99% sure goldsrc half life has a similar bug
Just tried it out, hitting the scientist didn't stop him from running into the tripmine for me, so either this bug was introduced in HL:S or it was made a heck of a lot easier to do.
@@patbytes yeah, seems to just be easier in HL:S th-cam.com/video/UKLonDEdmV8/w-d-xo.html
@@csdgay Thank you so much for the info! I will add a note in the description.
This was a fun watch but I'd love to see HL2 covered. I bet there's a lot of weird little issues introduced by updates over the years. Hell, Valve broke NPCs being able to blink about 5 years ago and only recently fixed it. c:
Great video! Keep up the hard work, hope to see you blow up.
Thanks for the PTSD :)
The title changed when I clicked on it...
*Interesting...*
Fun fact: The MP5 in HL:S has a higher per-bullet damage output, for both you and the HECU Grunts. Also, the M16A1 (The MP5's "HD" Counterpart) looks cooler in HL:S in my opinion with it's darker hue.
damn, this is a really good video
genuinely surprised it only has a couple hundred thousand views
hopefully you'll get more attention sometime soon
The algorithm has blessed you, source man, and honestly you have really good content :D hope you grow
oh shit so thats why the one security guard shooting the tentacle in hlvrai wasnt dying
You forgot to mention the most annoying thing in Deathmatch: The SMG greande insta kills you no matter if you have 100 HP and 100 Suit, which makes the game unbalanced and makes players use only that weapon so they can win ez.
Developers: *wants to fix bugs*
Gaben: "Are you insane? Stop bug fixing immediately!"
The bug at 4:14 can happen in the regular HL except its a-lot harder (imo) than the one in HLS, The glitch is also used in speedruns of HL too.
Great video, well narrated and easy to follow. Vital to something as niche as HLS glitches!
I remember playing through the game and running into that skybox thing. I wish I knew that it was because the source version was so bugged
I clicked on this video as it was in my recommendations and I like Half Life stuff, and I found this video quite interesting since I always heard people talk about HL Source but never knew why it was bad, now I know! Also, I'm surprised this channel has so few subscribers, based on the quality of the video I assumed this would be like some massive Half Life/Valve related channel or something. Hope you earn lots more subscribers, you deserve them!
Actually, the original half life also has the We’ve Got Hostiles skip. It’s just that you can only trigger it if you load from the level change trigger instead of a quick save, so a lot of people miss it.
I feel like you missed the biggest bug: the helicopter you fight in Surface Tension has the same offset hitbox as the launch pad one. It's impossible to destroy it without knowing that.
I can't help to point out that a bunch of the skips/sequence breaks in source are also possible in the original. eg the fence hop by the power generator, the scientist in Hostiles, you can even hop on the box (8:24) in the explosive rigged room close to the elevator by using the tripmine on the box as a platform. Great vid tho 👍 I had no idea HL Source was this busted
Indeed, a few of these issues aren't original, but are made much easier due to how the engine has changed. Thank you for the insight!
On that topic, HL:S makes tripmines non-solid, which actually fixes some exploits from the original HL as far as platforming off of them (the Power Up skip being a major example.)
All these years and I've never noticed that the gloves have red fingertips when holding the pistol.
amazing video, i love this style of editing!
7:03 that jump is more than possible in the original half life. I've done it many times
this was sadly the version I first chose to buy cus I thought it was better when I was in 6th grade and I didn't find out about until my sophomore year of high school. Still became one of my favorites even in source which I guess just proves how good half life is.
8:10 That's also possible in the original Half-Life if you crouch jump
Great job, man! I enjoyed watching this video! Thanks
3:42 Lowry from Mystery of the Druids became a scientist! Cool!
Those HD models are evil.
Hd Models Look good :P
@@hagonistheman7880 it's just subjective, I personally prefer the block military look of the Glock rather than the sheen from the exposed barrel of a beretta
Great vid! I ran into hit detection issues with Nihilanth, rendering it unbeatable in my copy. Specifically I would shoot it after destroying the crystals but the little orange orbs would disappear
This is original TH-cam high quality content. Awesome.
4:50 It aso happens in the Blastpit background map.
Thanks for the video. I wish someone could explain all these bugs though, I am curious as to what is causing them as some such as the character model animation also occur in Sven Coop.
Is it only me or watching Half-life related content gives chills to everyone
Keep in mind that I’m a newbie to Hammer, but I think the skybox on Surface Tension stopped working properly was because of the differences in how Source and Goldsrc handles skyboxes.
Most of the time the skybox smearing effect is because of a leak in the skybox
(when the map isn’t sealed, Source can’t tell what is inside and outside the map, meaning that the skybox doesn’t render properly).
Interestingly enough I’ve encountered the smearing effect before in the Goldsrc engine, I recall it being in residue processing or the part with the assassins when looking at a steel girder in some way. Anyway, great video!
This definitely had great effort behind it, let's hope this will showed up in people recommendations