valve, how did you miss this?

[chocowalnut4]

half-life 1: source

http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/7...859?tab=public


the beginning of black mesa right off the train/monorail thing

[ERRORx]

probably just a glitch on your end, I didn't see this and have never seen this

[chocowalnut4]

Originally Posted by ERRORx

probably just a glitch on your end, I didn't see this and have never seen this

this has been like this for me for years. even after reinstallation

[Alshain]

Originally Posted by chocowalnut4

this has been like this for me for years. even after reinstallation

So what compelled you to suddenly bring it up now?

When Half-Life was made, clipping of this sort was incredibly common in all games. Ever play Ocarina of Time? Great game, but every time you turn around you could see through a wall or something like that.

Game engines have evolved since then. Complaining about it now is like saying "Why didn't you invest in Apple 15 years ago?"

[MADDOGGE]

LOL




Problem is this is Source version not the original version so not really an excuse.

[chocowalnut4]

you guys are making it out like i am complaining or something. im just showing that this guy is just sitting improperly

[LightningZLaser]

This is intended. It is to show how advanced Black Mesa was, that they could even turn objects non-solid. Different scientists have different personalities. This one just loves sitting on the floor. There is nothing wrong.

[Destroya]

This thread

[peter97]

because valve can fail sometimes not every1 is perfect

[crunchyfrog555]

If you're curious as to why it wasn't fixed, then there may be two simpdle answers (amongst others).

(1) It doesn't happen to a lot of people. I've not experienced it on the Source version, and I've played it through more than a few times. PCs are by nature made up of a myriad variations of different components; no two computers are the same. So, little bugs like this do creep in.

(2) It's rather irrelevant. It's not game-breaking, and unless there are a whole host of other things to attend to, it's not worth the time and resources to patch it.

[Landeros]

Video games around that time just didn't like chairs. Behold the Red Faction hover butt

[chocowalnut4]

Originally Posted by crunchyfrog555

If you're curious as to why it wasn't fixed, then there may be two simpdle answers (amongst others).

(1) It doesn't happen to a lot of people. I've not experienced it on the Source version, and I've played it through more than a few times. PCs are by nature made up of a myriad variations of different components; no two computers are the same. So, little bugs like this do creep in.

(2) It's rather irrelevant. It's not game-breaking, and unless there are a whole host of other things to attend to, it's not worth the time and resources to patch it.

but something like this would actually be very easy to fix. just need to know what causes it

[crunchyfrog555]

Originally Posted by chocowalnut4

but something like this would actually be very easy to fix. just need to know what causes it

I don't dispute that, but it's so minor.

Those two points I made still stand. If you can't appreciate them, then with all due respect you know very little about the gaming industry or how such things work.

[MikeJ]

You should bring that up at the next valve con

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GJ7eueZ1wY

[chocowalnut4]

Originally Posted by crunchyfrog555

I don't dispute that, but it's so minor.

Those two points I made still stand. If you can't appreciate them, then with all due respect you know very little about the gaming industry or how such things work.

im not even complaining about this. im just getting it out and showing people this