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Извиняюсь, но как вам ещё можно это доказать???  Где-то неподалёку предоставлено краткое изложение всего сюжета, тыщщи рецензентов во всём мире это признают, я и ещё некоторые геймеры пытаемся вам это вдолбить-вас ничто не берёт! Как вам доказать? Не нравиться лично вам-нефиг возмущаться! |
Тысячи рецезентов признают физику и графику. А вот что говорит
GameSpot:
Disappointing story.
Surprisingly, Half-Life 2's story is one of the most disappointing aspects of the game. The first half of the game feels a bit unfocused, while the second half seems rushed. Even worse, the story leaves behind a mess of unanswered questions, and it doesn't touch on any of the lingering questions left over from the first game. Valve likes to leave tantalizing hints and tidbits everywhere in the game, but few of these actually develop into anything interesting, and by the end you're left wondering what the game was all about.
GameRankings:
Equally distressing is the script – though the lines are well-written and delivered skillfully by the voice actors, the actual story behind Half-Life 2 seems like it was written in days, not years. The first third of the game plays out like something lifted right out of the Matrix, with Gordon's "Neo" savior figure running from spinning buzzsaw machines of death and jackbooted thugs. For a first person shooter, there's a whole lot of running going on right from the start.
Thankfully, the action does step up quite a bit once you reach the zombie-infested town of Ravenholm. Unfortunately, the many questions raised by Half-Life's ambiguous ending are never really addressed, and as a result, Half-Life 2 feels more like a middle chapter in an extended saga than a self-contained ending to the narrative started in the original game.
И так далее. Между прочим, напомню - джинсу никто не отменял. И пристрастность игровых изданий тоже.