#Half life opposing force hard pro#

But forget about the human creations - wait until you get your hand up into the butts of some of the new alien weapons. A new machine gun takes a nod from Team Fortress, and sprays an array of bullets that will quickly kill almost anything in your way, as long as you're willing to deal with its slow start speed. It fills that sniper-rifle feeling that makes my tummy warm, and solves the annoying problem of having to fire off 30 rounds of bullets to kill those hard to hit head crabs from afar. One of your first new finds, and the best in my opinion, is the sited pistol that allows you to aim, and instantly kill most creatures. When you pop in any add-on pack, the first thing you look for, beyond new levels, is the ways you'll be doing some kill-kill-killing. Conspiracy, anyone? I'll take two cubes of sugar with mine. It seems that they were lied to as much as the scientists, and fairly early in the game, when your ass is left behind on the base while your fellow teammates leave for safer ground in a very cozy looking copter, you'll realize that the soldiers were as much of a pawn as anyone else. Only you quickly find out that the bad guys aren't so bad after all.

As Adrian Shepherd, you're the enemy - part of the military team sent out to 'recover' a certain wayward scientist named Gordon Freeman. This time around you're in slightly more experienced hands.

#Half life opposing force hard pro#

The one thing that seemed a little odd about Half-Life was that a scientist could learn to throw grenades like a pro in the matter of an hour - but I guess getting chased by spine-shattering aliens could do that to anyone.