Listen, I'm almost halfway through the game, here, I've got screenshots saved all the way up to the end of "Lambda Core," and I REALLY wanna talk about this game. So I'm posting another one of these today, and you can't stop me. Maybe once I'm done with Black Mesa, someone can intervene and say "no! We don't want to hear any more! Don't do this for HL2 and Portal 1&2 and Opposing Force and Blue Shift too! We're sick of this! Stop, Mouse!" But that's then. This is now, and I'm talking more about Black Mesa.
Which means it's time to finish "Apprehension," and get on to "Residue Processing!"
Having been beaten unconscious and dragged off to be killed, Freeman wakes up...
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... In the middle of the day...
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...with a horrible headache, judging by the huge loss of health, and no weapons with which to prevent the loss of more hp.
Oh, yeah, and the marines also threw him in a trash compactor to dispose of his body, and if you don't move it, quickly, and climb up those boxes...
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You'll be compacted.
You gotta wonder, though, if the compactor didn't start moving until just after Gordon woke up, does that mean the marines only just tossed him in there, and only just started it up, and then immediately ran away so they wouldn't see their own handiwork? Or did they throw him in there and assume he'd still be there when whatever automated process started up the compactor? Because, for people who seemed to want him dead so badly, they did a pretty poor job of actually making sure he'd end up that way.
