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Which Valve game sequel would get you excited the most if it was announced right now?
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pretty excited about any of them honestly. they were all fantastic. more importantly is if they can make them at least as good as their predecessors. otherwise it doesn't really matter which one it is
though if I have to answer OPs question I think I'm most itching for TF3 or L4D3. Loved the hell out of TF2 but it's pretty unrecognizable now, but that's a me problem
though if I have to answer OPs question I think I'm most itching for TF3 or L4D3. Loved the hell out of TF2 but it's pretty unrecognizable now, but that's a me problem
I would be ridiculously excited for any single-player Valve game. If forced to choose, I would have gone with HL3 but now that I've played Alyx I'll with with Portal.
Whatever the follow-up to Alyx is. I would be excited by Dota 3 but also be confused about why.
I would also be excited about anything else tbh but those are the tops lol.
I would also be excited about anything else tbh but those are the tops lol.
It's kinda wild, but I honestly think I'd be most excited by Team Fortress 3 right now. Overwatch reminded me how much I love that style of team-based shooter - but I just aggressively disagreed with every move Blizzard made with the game after the first year. I'd be really curious to see what Valve could bring to the genre now, with the benefit of 15 years of hindsight.
Next Half-Life.
As Half-Life Alyx has shown, the whole "3" moniker is fairly meaningless, since Alyx is effectively the next step of the narrative. I'm most interested in whatever is next. Also VR for Half-Life has been exceptional, so I'm eager for much more of that
As Half-Life Alyx has shown, the whole "3" moniker is fairly meaningless, since Alyx is effectively the next step of the narrative. I'm most interested in whatever is next. Also VR for Half-Life has been exceptional, so I'm eager for much more of that
Half Life definitely but then I didn't beat Portal 2, I found that concept was already pretty well explored in just the first game and lost interest with 2.
Half Life is always a vehicle for exploring how fledgling technologies can aid excellent level design.
Half Life is always a vehicle for exploring how fledgling technologies can aid excellent level design.
Portal 3 probably, I've never loved L4D2 as much as the first and unless there is a HL3 without VR, doubt I'll be playing that one either, I suspect Portal wouldn't get VR because it would be puke-tastic. Team Fortress 2, I loved the game until they added too much, just sort of gave up and I don't think TF3 would follow a different trajectory.
for me personally it would be portal 3 but i voted tf3 because that would be the most unexpected.
I say Half Life 3 because I secretly want it to also include Portal 3 (in the game itself, not as a standalone thing as part of a package) and finally have the two fully converge somehow.
Half-Life 3, after that Alyx ending there is no way it's not going to be coming soonish (Valve Time tm)
Portal or Team Fortress. I probably have thousands of hours cumulatively in Team Fortress Classic and Team Fortress 2. It was the closest I ever came to "esports" when I was younger.
Half-Life just feels like a ship that has thoroughly sailed at this point, despite the partial revival for Alyx. Not to say I couldn't be won over and have my hype reignited, but it would take more than an announcement.
Half-Life just feels like a ship that has thoroughly sailed at this point, despite the partial revival for Alyx. Not to say I couldn't be won over and have my hype reignited, but it would take more than an announcement.
people more or less figured out what the f stop stuff was right?
edit yeah i was looking for that video but jasec is way ahead of me
Sequel schmeequel. Give me F-Stop revived to take full advantage of the 1:1 nature of VR.
Also, I still maintain hope that Stars of Blood -- Valve's open-galaxy "space pirate" game -- wasn't cancelled but merely put on ice until Source 2's toolset had matured to the point where the limitations of Source 1's BSP-based map format were no longer an issue.
Also, I still maintain hope that Stars of Blood -- Valve's open-galaxy "space pirate" game -- wasn't cancelled but merely put on ice until Source 2's toolset had matured to the point where the limitations of Source 1's BSP-based map format were no longer an issue.
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