More like: Episode 3 > ideas to put in episode 3 (none)>engine changes to put in episode 3 (havent bothered with it yet) =no episode 3 this year. and then it repeats all over. For thos who dont get it, they say they have not get around ep 3 yet because they dont know what to do with it and how to make it more impressive. I call "Being bored" rather not knowing what to do with it.
All this time means that Episode 3 will be the grandest half life game of all in the HL2 trilogy. Well of course it's got to be since it's the closing chapter of Half Life 2 and then they can jump aboard the Half Life 3 train.
Episode 2 was released towards the end of 2007 so its only been 3 years=) Thats hardly DNF numbers=p If Ep3 has become HL3 than we could wait a long while. HL - 1998, HL2 - 2004 so hell we might be waiting 3 more years for the third game if they take as long as they did with HL2.
I believe there is some mystical cosmic force that prevents "Half-life" and "3" from appearing in the same title. It is completely possible to talk about creating such a thing, but no substantial progress can be made. This applies to both Half-life 3 and Half-life 2: Episode 3.
[QUOTE="Iantheone"]So is HL2EP3/HL3 the new DNF?ventnor
It needs to be announced before it's a new DNF, however who ends a series with such a cliffhanger.
Today's gold announcement was the first official confirmation that a third Half-Life 2 episodic update is in development. Like Episode Two, Valve divulged little in the way of information about Episode Three, saying only that it was the last "in a trilogy...that will conclude by Christmas of 2007."
That's from when Episode One went gold, more than four year ago:lol:
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