Kliener and Eli were at Ground Zero, and somehow managed to escape (even though the area they're in seems impossible to escape from), then there's the slightest chance for every other Black Mesa Personnel to potentially escape. The Black Mesa personnel are worth more than the life of every HECU soldier. But I know for a fact, as shitty as it sounds. Post 7 Hour war, my assumption that the vast majority would have been slaughtered. Perhaps, i'm not entirely sure what happened to the remnants of Earth's or America's military. If that was the intent, then they botched the execution, because HL2 IMO, in hindsight, just isn't as fun and eventful as HL1. He's a puppet just passing through to do a few specific things and kill one specific guy before being shelved for the next job, until shit happens and then he decides to take Alyx instead.
Much like the Gman's ethereal nature, under his control, Gordon is a kind of interloper just observing the world around him in Half-Life 2 - You're a silent mute with practically no presence while all the other characters in the world around him incite his actions while driving the story forward. If we take Marc's Epistle/Episode 3's story as gospel, Alyx's conclusion with Gman means that the entire time, through Half-Life 2's events, Gman was possibly just using Gordon as a tool to get to Alyx. She's more like a robot puppet than a convincing companion, although in the context of Epistle 3, and what might have been Episode 3's original story, it made sense. /vint/ - International Vidya Įverything about her character is pretty cringe./lgbt/ - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender.
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