There is no story development, we just go forward, returning fire to enemies. Good balance, though: it’s possible to win and not too hard. Medkits are very scarce and the monsters like to hide and attack suddenly. The architecture is convincing enough to create a believable Black Mesa. The design is good, but small negligences are noticeable.Īnd then as the author said, revolution of events happened: in another storage room monsters attack us, and it seems that their number is infinite, so we have to run away. The game is realised well: we have the vest from Opposing Force, and the hands holding the weapon are painted in black. I listened to the author’s advice, saved the game and loaded it, after that I could see them again. The beginning is good: we fly in the helicopter and then see the cutscene where we go down by the rope.
Here we play as David Johnson nicknamed “Corporal Shepard”, a black operative. I would have wished for a complete voice replacement of the op4 grunt chatter. My only complaints about this mod would be this strange disappearance bug in the first map and the fact that your Blackop allies are actually just reskinned op4 grunts. As you can see in the screens the mapping is decent and offers some variations for the player + great intence battles. There aren’t that many mods out there where you play as Blackops in fact there are only 2. Well Hammer can be tricky sometimes so it isn’t really the mappers fault I guess.Īs for the mappack it’s a great one. I remember that the author mentioned once that this bug happens only in the first map or so and that it had something to do with a weird compile error. I had the same issues with Hl1 WON version. With the savegame trick it should work though. It’s true this mod has some issues npcs that disappear for no apparent reason and some other smaller glitches. I must have sent that mod to Phillip at least 6 times per e-mail in the last few years. I know this mod for several years now and I’m glad to finally see it here. The Replay Experience Experiment aka TREE.
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