Forget it and basically this is going to be history of Half-Life just to fill it up, since I hate myself. In 1983, Gabe Newell were working on Microsoft to create Windows, after Windows 3.0 in somewhere 1996 (I think), and then Gabe left the team and made Valve, there he started to make ship game, before ID Software came and gave Quake, after they saw how good it was, they said "Let's stop making ship game and start making shooter", that's how Half-Life was born, before release in 1997, they were making Prospero and Quiver (aka Half-Life alpha), before Prospero was cancelled and some stuff came to Half-Life, and then team were seeing this, and said "it's normal shooter, not what we were expected", so they delayed to 1998 release, and remade Quake engine to GoldSrc, after months of coding, testing, designing, Half-Life was released, and it instantly got GoTY award, then they release Further Data, which were same game, but few bug fixes, then Uplink, which is demo, where they remade cancelled missions into one demo, then more discs IDK about, then Further Data 2.0, which is more bug fixes but also includes Uplink and TFC (Team Fortress Classic), then they wanted sequel, but before making, new team by the name Gearbox came and said "Hey, Half-Life was epic, and what if we make expansion for it?" they accepted and they made Opposing Force, 2000, they did started on HL2 development, and made first E3 (aka Siggraph 2000), which is just some content shown, I didn't watched it, then Gearbox came back and said "Hey, Opposing Force was so good, what about another?", they accepted, and they started working on Dreamcast port and Blue Shift, however on 2001, they said that it looks very bad so they cancelled port and finished Blue Shift on PC, however they didn't stop on port, they decided to make PS2 port, which they did, and with Decay expansion, after that they continued to work on HL2, and on 2002, they made E3 2002, but Gabe were founding that strange stuff were happening on his PC, then E3 2003, then a big leak from Valve made, the hacker were connected to Gabe's PC, and then few months later he leaked HL2 beta, HL:S beta, TF2 beta, and many more, then after that hacker said to work with them, which before he gets there, German police gets him, and Valve had no choice but to remake the game so that it won't look like beta, then 2004, they finally released it, then they removed from HL2 an Deathmatch button and made it as different game, yeah that happened, oh and also on September they released HL:S, then on 2005, they were planning on HL3, but they said "Hey, let's not waste 5 years and just make multiple of them." so they began to work on Aftermath, but later they looked at cancelled map, they thought it was cool, and so they made Lost Coast, then on 2006, they renamed Aftermath to Episode One, and then they released it, 2007 and Episode Two is released, then they announced Episode Three, but in 2014 they cancelled it, since they had no ideas what to add new revolution thing to their finale, but before that in 2013 someone found Half-Life's alpha build 0.52, then so many years went by, and on 2019, they announced Alyx, and on 2020, they released it, now I only watched Max's video about Pacifist since, I still don't have VR, so don't let me explain that much about it, and then quite silence, and many HL2 leaks came, and with Episodes, but then on 2023, they made update to HL1, 25th anniversary, and same with HL2 on 2024, 20th anniversary, but on December of 2024, they released video of celebrating but then voice turns into G-Man and now we all wait for EP3, almost 2 years now, and even with all those HLX leaks, still nothing. Okay now the answer why I cannot remove this post, is that if it lives more than 2 days, I cannot delete it anymore so now it's this, yeah.