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| HL uses a modified version of the Quake 1 engine (as explained by Ken Birdwell of Valve ). Though, Birdwell does say that they used about 50 lines of the Q2 source. --] 03:35, 22 Oct 2003 (UTC) | HL uses a modified version of the Quake 1 engine (as explained by Ken Birdwell of Valve ). Though, Birdwell does say that they used about 50 lines of the Q2 source. --] 03:35, 22 Oct 2003 (UTC) | ||
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| Should there be mention of the fact that the original M4/M203 weapon in the game, as depicted in the image, may have been visually inaccurate? The High-Definition Pack (comes with Blue Shift) changed its appearance dramatically. The question that has been scratching my brain is whether or not the original weapon was ever meant to be an M4. | |||
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Why isn't this article simply at Half-Life? The radiological term would never be capitalized so I don't see any reasonable ambiguity here. We already have Quantum Leap and quantum leap. --mav 00:17, 8 Sep 2003 (UTC) >
HL uses a modified version of the Quake 1 engine (as explained by Ken Birdwell of Valve ). Though, Birdwell does say that they used about 50 lines of the Q2 source. --Mrwojo 03:35, 22 Oct 2003 (UTC)
Should there be mention of the fact that the original M4/M203 weapon in the game, as depicted in the image, may have been visually inaccurate? The High-Definition Pack (comes with Blue Shift) changed its appearance dramatically. The question that has been scratching my brain is whether or not the original weapon was ever meant to be an M4.