Some new weapons come along but the ammo isn't always there. Regardless of where you are, basic weapons like the SMG will still be your fall-back weapons. I also mentioned you fight more enemies, but they're lame and because this is an old game have no reaction to your shots. 'And? I played it just a few months ago like I said. And yes, you'll have great fucking weapons to fight them with. About halfway through the game, you'll be fighting not just headcrabs and headcrab zombies, but a badass military task force come to cover it all up. Now, I haven't played HL since it originally came out, but I certainly recall it getting more shootery and awesome the further you progress. 'I completely disagree with the above poster. 'Well, there goes ten bucks down the drain! Haha I guess I still have Team Fortress Classic to play. Even my other Half-Life enthusiast friend avoided the original because it was boring. Otherrwise don't worry too much about it. Basically the original HL is the same few hours repeated over and over, so if you liked what you've played then keep playing. Sure you get a few better weapons, but new enemies appear. After each encounter, before each room, etc. I was so scared of dieing in Half-Life that I saved every minute or so. And yes, you'll have great fucking weapons to fight them said: ' said: ' said: ' As somebody who just went through the game, but finally completed it for the first time, just 2 months ago I can tell you a few things.

Does it open up and give me more ammo and better guns later? B) Skip it and play the expansions - Do they give you more ammo and better guns? - Do I need the story from the original game to understand what's going on? C) Skip it all and play Half Life 2 - Does it give me more ammo and better guns? - Does the gravity gun really open it up and make it more shooter-y? - Do I need the story of the original to understand what's going on? Thanks for the help, if you said: ' said: ' As somebody who just went through the game, but finally completed it for the first time, just 2 months ago I can tell you a few things. So, I have a few choices that I could take now and I want help from the GB community because duders talking about this game is mostly the reason I started playing it. I appreciate it's a classic, the same way I appreciate Resident Evil 4, but so far it's not a game for me. Having to use my crowbar to hit these little crabs jumping at me and taking away ten percent of my health in the progress is a pain in the neck. I've never liked ammo-conservation, and never having enough ammo to reload my gun is just really annoying to me. I have just got frustrated with the survival horror-y aspects of the game. Yeah, I'm a fucking wuss, butВ that scare is not the only reason I stopped playing. I literally jumped out of my chair screaming (as a 15 year old guy) and have not played since.

I was walking along swatting at head crabs, when I turn around, and HOLY SHIT THERE IS AN ALIEN MONSTER RIGHT THERE. I'm in a cold storage room, and there are multiple head crabs roaming around as well as those things that are like head crabs but are bigger and shoot acid. I had never played the original Half Life, but I had heard good things, so I wanted to check it out.В I was playing through it fine, and kind of enjoying it, until I got to one certain part about an hour in. I recently picked up Half Life, it's two expansions, and Team Fortress Classic as a package on Steam for ten bucks.

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