#half life gman

[ratstreetz]

dear god

wake up and smell the ashes.

[sometimesmaybespoof]

Giant half life spread :3

[masyaluk]

"a man with a briefcase was here to see you"

[izotonez74]

can it be the time for the third time pls

[vertyd]

G to the M to the A to the N

[queenofsf]

i hate HEV suit and gravity gun

[m4ruvv]

“Wisely done, Mr. Freeman. I will see you up ahead.”

Is this what stasis looks like?

[devyat10]

Gordon has seen some shit. (several times)

[tmgefan]

Exchange

[ari-orangebox-collection]

I couldn’t sleep so I stayed up until 6am drawing this. Hope this makes the like. Three Adrian Shepard fans that exist happy. I love him and I think he should have beautiful long hair idc that they’d make him shave it he would just beat them up until they let him keep it.

[hev-mark-iv]

[cult-rangoons]

hello half life community i drew one of your old men

[voomity]

[CW BREIF FLASHING LIGHTS] HL1 gman edit that ive been chipping away at every now and then, come get your food! (filming all of the clips myself in gmod is painful)

[internetskiff]

It's probably been discussed often how G-Man's voice actor interprets his pauses in speech as him experiencing multiple timelines at once, and there's something about that I find very interesting about that. It might just be me, but I feel as though over the course of Episode 2 and especially Half Life: Alyx, he has begun to sound increasingly amused and vaguely excited in each encounter.

In the heart-to-heart he has with Gordon, he speaks of the Vortigaunts in a tone that feels like contemptuous amusement. The delivery of the line "..but I had to wait until your.. Friends (heh), were otherwise occupied." makes me wonder, is he amused because of their past, or does he know something about them that we don't? In HL:A, it becomes even more blatant - he comes out of the dark with a smile on his face which holds for nearly the entire conversation, and he speaks to Alyx with an uncharacteristically mischievous tone.

I'm not even certain if we ever heard him chuckle before this. The closest thing I can think of is that stifled "heh" that comes from him when he refers to the Vorts as Gordon's "friends". His demeanor in the conversation gives me the impression that there's a joke of some kind, that the punchline is right around the corner, and he's the only one in on it. Alyx's employment might be the punchline, but it could also be part of a lead-up to something even larger. Whatever it is, I think he's getting increasingly invested in it. He knows the boiling point is yet to come and that excites him.

[magopescao]

A mix of some of my fav HL fanart!! 😗✌️❤️

[moffeen]

forgot to post this one!!