@@FrenzyProject37 You’ve proved yourself a decisive man, so I don’t expect you’ll have any trouble deciding what to do. If you’re interested, just step into the portal and I will take that as a yes.
"Work safe" "Work smart" "Your future depends on it" I'll say, they make the guy operate a fork lift right next to bottomless pits and under nuclear missiles.
@@Bannanawaffles2 I was thinking of the original Half Life convention where the game name itself and the addons and much of the levels all reference something scientific
>Steve named and based Gus on a janitor in his college dorm >The brand written on the forklift is named after Steve's wife So, Steve's janitor is riding Steve's wife. Good job Steve.
We've played scientists (Half-Life), we've played security guards (Blue Shift) and we've played soldiers (Opposing Force). Now it's Gus' time to shine.
he's the lookout - while the other workers are bludging and playing poker in the back, he sits just beneath the tram line so when he hears it coming, he starts up his forklift and thus signals to his buddies that it's time to look busy
Gus is one of the most interesting characters in Half-Life, as he is the only one confirmed to split his consciousness between multiple bodies. Although similar to the Vortessence, we have no way of knowing precisely how Gus operates nor how he operates his forklift.
I like to believe Gus survived Black Mesa and the Combine invasion, then went on to become a key member of the Resistance's materials transport personnel.
@@Smilephile That could work, use forklifts to solve physics puzzles. There could be some combat still between lifting, Gus is big and heavy, so he can't jump too high, or run as fast as Gordon or Barney, but he's got hefty arms and puts his weight into swinging a pipewrench. His strong arms combined with having played highschool football gives him some more range with throwing hand grenades. He doesn't have a powered suit, but his big build gives him more hitpoints (let's say he's less of just fat, and more strongfat, he's not a lazy slob but he just eats a lot), he also has a decent amount of pockets on his boiler suit (and he can later find a utility belt), so he can carry an alright amount of ammunition and grenades. Perhaps he can scavenge a security vest from a dead Otis. Of course, there needs to be a segment where he saves someone by charging a Gargantua with a forklift, it looses its balance, and falls down into a chasm (perhaps coming back as a later bossfight).
@@thingoria hl3 is gonna end in a massive dragon ball-like battle between gus and gman, wherein it's revealed that the g in his name... stands for gus. He's gus from the future
Doug Lombardi Said he is furrless tho. Marc had his memory wiped by Gman to forget that Gus even existed. He is beyond comprehension human or otherwise....Combine sought our world to stop Gus from ending Universal Union decades later.
@@bradlauk1419 lol in the original game it wasn’t! Just a generic scientist (scientist_02?) In HL2:Ep2 Magnusson tells you that he will be “willing to forgive you for a certain incident at Black Mesa.... involving a microwave casserole...” So in the end, the casserole was probably his, but he may not have been the guy sitting in the kitchen. He just finds out you ruined his lunch that day before the disaster 😭
I'm pretty sure generic_actor isn't a real entity name, it's monster_generic I think loaders also use the same entity name, it's something used for basically any NPC that has no real functionality outside of walking around and animating.
I would love to see a DLC for Half-Life which displays Gus' escape from the ruins of Black Mesa. He could save Eli, Magnusson and Kleiner along the way.
0:43 the gus that starts in the tunnel has his own little spotlight where he starts so his lighting doesn't look weird when he comes out of the tunnel 1:10 in blue shift, they removed that light so now he looks weirdly dark
I just realized how much of a pain would it be to work in black mesa.. No handrails.. dark bottomless pits, and an alien invasion waiting to happen.. not gonna lie.. but that facility was asking for it.
It actually kinda blows my mind that a game of that era had a character like Gus, that took quite some time to be made and then used up precious space on the CD, just to be a tiny background detail that is visible for a few seconds (tops), if the player even bothers to look at them... and then is never used again in the entire game. Now, I want a Half Life spin-off where you use the forklift to go through the game.
@@ammagon4519 Yes, Gus is a 6th-dimensional being who is living within the code of the games. He wasn't programmed in. He's not even based on those real people-- _Those real people are based on _*_him._* One day, he will awaken from his eternal lunch break, and then none of our palettes of goods will be safe, as they will all be lifted to the warehouse that lies beyond our realm. If he smiles upon you, he may lift you to his realm using the great forklift in the sky. I think he accepts gifts of sandwiches. "I have no fork, and I must lift."
As a kid, I always wondered what I could find in unreachable spots in games. HL1 was the first game to let me reach these spots. Seeing nothingness wasn't what I was hoping for, but it made me more interested in how games worked and were built. It led me to game modding, my biggest hobby, and now becoming a programmer. Little me would've binged on these vids.
I am waiting for Half Life : Forklifting Force to know the fate of this working class hero. I bet he is in stasis also waiting for recruitment from the Gman.
I remember that several years ago when I was a child by accident I managed to "escape" from the train before it left, surprised as if I had discovered life on Mars I started to look around and that's when I saw them for the first time, I also saw the large glass the one with the scientists talking but I couldn't hear what they were saying, a nice memory :, 3
Gus is also one of the two NPCs seen driving a vehicle in the entire Half-Life series along with that one Barney in the beginning of Blue Shift That's deep
Low poly models that were only made to be seen from far away are the funniest things to me. The boat driver in the first level of Deus Ex is an even weirder looking example.
@@jamesedleymusic Forgot about him, will check it. After finishing HL2 many times i would go through with noclip, crawling into every small corner and forbidden areas to see backstage of Half-Life.
I realize this is a game from 1998, but seeing the absurd amount of suspension of the forklift at 2:40 is hilarious to me. Forklifts don’t have suspension in the real world!
I hope he escaped disaster in his forklift and lived happily after... Until of course Combine decided to invade, then decided to join Resistance and helped Eli Vance and Dr Kliener with moving some heavy materials
Its cool when some devs add characters like that just because they think it'd be nice. they could just use a random character used somewhere else in the game, as you barely get a look at gus in the game, but instead they did sth cool
I’m coming here for that deep Gus lore after watching Bruva Alfabusa’s new Half Life Zero Viscosity vids. Turns out that lore is deep in many ways, cool! Anyone here not from that… it’s a very strange, but cool, animated thing.
Gus is such a badass, he escaped Black Mesa and disappeared without anyone even seeing. You never see a Gus die in in HL1, and don't see any at all in HL 2, which means he must be by himself out there somewhere
In all honesty, imagine how terrifying it would be operating a forklift next to a bottomless pit with no railing to protect you. Gus has balls of steel.
It's already terrifying enough to drive a forklift in general. As a warehouse worker, I've had my fair share of sketchy pallets to pull off high shelves.
All fanmade Gus lore: Gus is a person, and literally has his own dimension called “the lift fork”. Him and his brother suG (who is a bit less powerful) roam around black Mesa getting up to shenanigans instead of working, because if anyone tells them to work the person who said that will be instantly killed. Gus and suG were found by the HECU many times, but, due to there threatening presence the HECU left them alone. They also survived the resonance cascade and the warhead detonation. the reason the combine came through was because both Gus and suG were sleeping, the combine tried to capture them after they woke up but like the HECU, there threatening presence scared them away. Gus and suG is currently the only entities stronger then Gordon, Adrian, Barney, and doom guy. Also Gman is weaker then all of them. Also the third Gus is a failed Gus clone who was killed by the combine.
Gus the Forklift Driver in the flesh, or rather, in the forklift...
I took the liberty of relieving you of your crates. Most of them were government property. As for the forklift... I think you've earned it.
The warehouse in Black Mesa is in our control for the time being, thanks to you. Quite a nasty stack of crates you managed over there. I am impressed.
@@LilyMcFluffyButt That's why I'm here, Mr. Gus. I recommended your forklifting to my employers, and they certified it.
@@Shrek_es_mi_pastor They agree with me that you have limitless potential.
@@FrenzyProject37 You’ve proved yourself a decisive man, so I don’t expect you’ll have any trouble deciding what to do. If you’re interested, just step into the portal and I will take that as a yes.
The only Half-Life character who speaks even less than Gordon does.
at least gordon had grunts of pain and breathing
Gordon has also hired by phone so this is actually true
@@Chumtoad_JPEG maybe it was like The Sphinx from Gone in 60 Seconds
@@ardfed1 hahahaha thus why he said “speaks even less” haaha smaaaartie
Gordon has said more words on-screen than this man
"Work safe"
"Work smart"
"Your future depends on it"
I'll say, they make the guy operate a fork lift right next to bottomless pits and under nuclear missiles.
For Black Mesa, that's safe.
Ikr? At the end, he's Gus. He can take care very well of himself in the BM facility. Xen aliens were lucky they didn't came across him.
it's all to regulation, you're allowed 5 %
I mean they could have at least installed railings
@@PonderousEclectica4383 Railings inhibit fear and therefore productivity.
The only reason why Combine was even able to enslave humanity is because at that time Gus was sleeping
Gman Bosses are Guses The forklift racers
guy deserved the nap after staying awake for 200 years
@generic goose Gus is the employer of the G-Man
@DAVID LEITÃO MARQUES what do you think the g in g-man meant? Government, no Gus.
The Gus Slayer
Damn gus was riding Steve's wife
Her name is Hai Han. She is probably a wife by mail.
No....thats not.....what.............. 💀
THATS VERY CREATIVE 😭😭😭
Yakko: "Goodnight, everybody!"
Gus could’ve stopped the combine. But he was on his lunch break
Truly a shame, he could’ve defeated combine in seconds with his forklift...
I know it'll never happen but I honestly hope they put Gus into a future HL game.
The 7 Hour Lunch Break
@@jussomdude8506 yes and Ivan the space biker too
They can make them Like Friends or something
his lunch break took 40 years
Imagine how powerful Gordon would have been if he was forklift certified
Gordon is forklift certified, he doesn't need to hear all this!
@@NotCon We've assured the administrator that nothing will go wrong.
cant wait for “Half Life: Gus” next gen sit down VR experience
No no man its gotta be a physics term: Half Life: Counterbalance
@@followingtheroe1952 Alyx is my favourite physics term.
Escape Black Mesa using only your forklift.
@@Bannanawaffles2 I was thinking of the original Half Life convention where the game name itself and the addons and much of the levels all reference something scientific
@@ProfesserLuigi that sounds promising. Like there would be forklift puzzles and shit
I don't know why, but the term "Final Gus" had me really excited.
The ultimate form of Gus.
@@JudgeDeadd and this is.. to gus further beyond!!!! AHHHHHH
Gus boss fight
OmeGus
“Well. It seems I’ve been wounded.” *fuses with forklift*
Subject: Gus
Status: Hired
Awaiting Assignment...
🤣
no Gus hired G-Man
@@moncoposig he’s one of the employers
@@moncoposig Gus-Man
>Steve named and based Gus on a janitor in his college dorm
>The brand written on the forklift is named after Steve's wife
So, Steve's janitor is riding Steve's wife. Good job Steve.
😂
bro cucked himself
"the third and final Gus" has such a dire tone to it
The three forkliftmen of the apocalypse
AND THIS IS GUS FURTHER BEYOND HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I like how the Guses don’t actually lift anything, they just mess around, pretending to do something.
not paid enough to lift shit
When you are forklift certified you can do anything you want
That's your whole job, looking busy!
Probably unionized
just like real forklift operators
I don't know why, but the rather intense BGM paired with footage of forklift drivers doing absolutely fucking nothing makes me lose it
The G in G-Man stands for Gus
Gus-man
Luis Guzman confirmed
This is the ultimate bottom of the iceberg G-man theory...
Gordon Man
@@neurlockley Gordon “free”man man you really shat on the combine that day
"I wasn't aware his name was Gus, that's how little backstory he has."
What an ending to this video. Haha.
We've played scientists (Half-Life), we've played security guards (Blue Shift) and we've played soldiers (Opposing Force). Now it's Gus' time to shine.
Well we did in L4D2. Ellis is the Gus we deserved.
also Nick calls him "Overalls!"
I seem to recall one mod from way back where you played as a janitor in Black Mesa. Maybe Gus moonlights as a janitor as well?
Don't forget about the construction worker game. Half life wrecking crew
@Human Being there is a mod called half-life: retribution
Half-Life : Yellow Helmet
The music really showcases the tension and energy that Gus experiences on a daily basis in his work.
Strongest character in the entire Half-Life series, gives Otis a run for his money.
otis can’t compete with the Gus triplets
@@TTV_TOMTISM ikr
In the whole Half-Life game we see plenty of people die, but they're never Gus. Gus is the hero the resistance should worship.
Xen aliens don't even dare to attack Gus, that's how immortal and powerful he is.
IDK, I think if the Gus Triplets work together, their power level far exceeds Otis. But on a 1v1, Otis would definately win.
My guy Gus has the balls to drive so close to the edge
Gus : *pretending to work if there's a scientist passing by using tram*
More like: Exert dominance by aggressively lifting the fork into the air. 1:15
Underrated! :D
Why Is this not the top comment
@@KangMinseok lol
he's the lookout - while the other workers are bludging and playing poker in the back, he sits just beneath the tram line so when he hears it coming, he starts up his forklift and thus signals to his buddies that it's time to look busy
Somebody give this poor man some water.
best I can do is Sea Water
Gus is one of the most interesting characters in Half-Life, as he is the only one confirmed to split his consciousness between multiple bodies. Although similar to the Vortessence, we have no way of knowing precisely how Gus operates nor how he operates his forklift.
It's GUS for Greater Unified Sentience.
@@adenowirus damn
Gus has a brother. That other guy was his brother of the same name.
Black Mesa was just a huge hive mind cloning experiment
One of Barneys: hold my bear I owe ya
If Gus started as a college dorm janitor and ended up as a fork lift driver in black mesa you too can achieve your dreams.
I like to believe Gus survived Black Mesa and the Combine invasion, then went on to become a key member of the Resistance's materials transport personnel.
I bet his forklift survived too
@@dirgeisdead8141 maybe
All the boys belive in Gus supremacy
He is Alyx
Gus joined the combine
I will love gus impaling Xen Creatures with his forklift in like another remake
Bruh it's been 22 years and we still have Half Life contents to cover
As long as they keep up their monthly payments, they'll always have contents coverage.
Poor Human Guy, he just wants a drink.
when are we gonna get half-life: gus?
Maybe after HL: Alyx 2: Episode 2
Half-Life:Lift would make sense with the whole physics angle
Half-Life: Minimum Wage.
just activate god mode
@@Smilephile That could work, use forklifts to solve physics puzzles.
There could be some combat still between lifting, Gus is big and heavy, so he can't jump too high, or run as fast as Gordon or Barney, but he's got hefty arms and puts his weight into swinging a pipewrench. His strong arms combined with having played highschool football gives him some more range with throwing hand grenades.
He doesn't have a powered suit, but his big build gives him more hitpoints (let's say he's less of just fat, and more strongfat, he's not a lazy slob but he just eats a lot), he also has a decent amount of pockets on his boiler suit (and he can later find a utility belt), so he can carry an alright amount of ammunition and grenades. Perhaps he can scavenge a security vest from a dead Otis.
Of course, there needs to be a segment where he saves someone by charging a Gargantua with a forklift, it looses its balance, and falls down into a chasm (perhaps coming back as a later bossfight).
Gus: disappears without a trace
What happened to him was Gman saw him as a person of interest.
Gman saw him as a rival and did battle with him.
He is kept by G Man for some future uplifting
@@thingoria hl3 is gonna end in a massive dragon ball-like battle between gus and gman, wherein it's revealed that the g in his name... stands for gus. He's gus from the future
@@BluesJustice Gus may be woken up from estasis by Gman to lift the entier Black Mesa old building piece by piece.
What is Gman is Gus?
A Half-Life game from Gus' perspective is a dream that needs to happen. C'mon Valve! Gus storyline shall not be ignored, he has a lot to deliver.
Figuratively and literally. No alien invasion will get in his way
im still waiting for half-life Otis
Holy shit I've been wanting to know about this one NPC forever
Ikr?
Also, do you have crabs by any chance?
@itwontcomeout5678 Yeah. Had to sell one cause it snipped me balls. I also have Crabs.
@@deadrivers2267 Do you need help?
@@deadrivers2267 Damn, that sucks. Do you have crabs or something?
Yes Pls help
Funny enough, the Gus character was the first thing I looked for in Black Mesa back in 2012, only to be disappointed.
Finally, a video on the true hero of the series.
all he needs is a drink and he'll be unstoppable
Gabe Newell confirmed that Gus does actually have fur, ending the Furless Gus debate.
Oh cmon
Stop doing that
Gman is fluffy
@@namefamily2748 I'm incredibly confused by this answer xD
@@AstorEzequiel yes you are
Doug Lombardi Said he is furrless tho.
Marc had his memory wiped by Gman to forget that Gus even existed. He is beyond comprehension human or otherwise....Combine sought our world to stop Gus from ending Universal Union decades later.
haha, i see what you did there
I noticed Gus in all the openings, he made me interested in the other half-life employees other than scientists and security
is this that "cousin" otis has been talking about?
Nice theory
this is my new headcanon
Deepest lore.
Maybe, they look similar, but you can't exactly prove, nor disprove that theory
you know a game is cult when every single details out from it is analyzed
Last time I was this early, Magnusson’s microwave casserole was still frozen
My God what are you doing!
Wait that was Magnusson?
@@bradlauk1419 lol in the original game it wasn’t! Just a generic scientist (scientist_02?)
In HL2:Ep2 Magnusson tells you that he will be “willing to forgive you for a certain incident at Black Mesa.... involving a microwave casserole...”
So in the end, the casserole was probably his, but he may not have been the guy sitting in the kitchen. He just finds out you ruined his lunch that day before the disaster 😭
I like to think Gordon was a bully, randomly doing stuff like screwing up lunches, setting off the alarm or using computers without permission.
I'd love to see Half Life: Otis and its expansion set that includes Half Life: Gus
The most important character
He is my mom's boyfriend
0:53 this guy has some balls to be driving that close to the edge like that.
Oddly enough Gus and his forklift are identified as a generic_actor
he might be generic_actor in the files, but he isn't generic_actor in our hearts.
@@deceseze the real generic actors were the friends we made along the way
@@idioticed4379 the friends we couldn't have made without the real hero here: ai_ally_manager
@@PebsBeans don’t forget the other hero: the spawn menu and the npc’s tab without it we won’t be able to spawn in the almighty Gus
I'm pretty sure generic_actor isn't a real entity name, it's monster_generic
I think loaders also use the same entity name, it's something used for basically any NPC that has no real functionality outside of walking around and animating.
I like how the community analyzed half life so much, we analyze and make videos about characters that have total of 2 minutes screen time
I would love to see a DLC for Half-Life which displays Gus' escape from the ruins of Black Mesa. He could save Eli, Magnusson and Kleiner along the way.
And cue the ending scene of Gus driving in to the sunset with Eli, Magnusson and Kleiner sitting on his forklift
@@Fenrize Haha yeah! That would be awesome. Or, he could be put on to the stasis by the G-man because of his forklift skills.
Yes
@@tk-hf4oz Oh, I almost forgot
Torilla tavataan
I just imagine him putting a machine gun on his forklift, and using his forklift fork as a weapon.
So much detail for a character you only see from afar, and only twice too. Valve is really something else.
Finally, a Half Life character that's Forklift Certified
Thirstiest character in all of gaming
So thirsty that he would drink the "liquid collection" of an alien who barely grasps most human concepts out of desperation.
Gus, the peak of the human body. beautiful, strong, handsome, kind. The perfect man for everyone
Thank you!
So Gus is a furry?
@@f.e.l4986 if he wants to I guesse
@@f.e.l4986 :(
@@alexyakobchuk4785 no sad
0:43 the gus that starts in the tunnel has his own little spotlight where he starts so his lighting doesn't look weird when he comes out of the tunnel
1:10 in blue shift, they removed that light so now he looks weirdly dark
I always referred to him as green Otis.
This is same energy as calling Luigi green Mario
Grotis
Green Otis
Blue Gus
Blus
Otis bigbooty
I just realized how much of a pain would it be to work in black mesa.. No handrails.. dark bottomless pits, and an alien invasion waiting to happen.. not gonna lie.. but that facility was asking for it.
Every time I think you’ve said all you can about Half Life 1, you find more stuff to say.
Yes, it's amazing.
It's too late Gordon, I'm forklift certified.
Gus is very important. Without him, who would drive the forklifts?
Hus.
We can use MTM-8 instead of forklifts...
Klaus the Forklift Driver
Bus.
Sus.
It actually kinda blows my mind that a game of that era had a character like Gus, that took quite some time to be made and then used up precious space on the CD, just to be a tiny background detail that is visible for a few seconds (tops), if the player even bothers to look at them... and then is never used again in the entire game.
Now, I want a Half Life spin-off where you use the forklift to go through the game.
Marc Laidlaw: "I wasn't aware his name was Gus"
Me: "Yeah, well, what do YOU know?!?!?!"
>Half-Life series writer
Me: "Oh..."
Gus is actually a creepypasta in the game, just like Herobrine.
@@ammagon4519 Please don't compare the almighty Gus with Herobrine, that's disgusting.
@@ammagon4519
Yes, Gus is a 6th-dimensional being who is living within the code of the games.
He wasn't programmed in.
He's not even based on those real people-- _Those real people are based on _*_him._*
One day, he will awaken from his eternal lunch break, and then none of our palettes of goods will be safe, as they will all be lifted to the warehouse that lies beyond our realm.
If he smiles upon you, he may lift you to his realm using the great forklift in the sky.
I think he accepts gifts of sandwiches.
"I have no fork, and I must lift."
you didnt know his name was gus either jeez why'd you start screaming at the poor man he's like 40
As a kid, I always wondered what I could find in unreachable spots in games. HL1 was the first game to let me reach these spots. Seeing nothingness wasn't what I was hoping for, but it made me more interested in how games worked and were built. It led me to game modding, my biggest hobby, and now becoming a programmer. Little me would've binged on these vids.
Gus can destroy almost all the Half-Lifeverse, being considered the only person that can have a fair fight against G-Man's employers
kick sniper
@@EvilMcSheep those damn hackers
Nah, he would absolutely demolish G-Man's employers
Gus is one of G-Man’s higher ups. Why do you think he didn’t actually lift anything? He was spying on Freeman.
Danger must be his middle name, driving a forklift that close to an edge of abyss-like pit
I am the Gus of my own story.
pretty strong?
mit degree < forklift certification
@@nathang369 This but unironically.
0:20 I have no mouth but i must scream.
The game wouldn't be the same without him.
Well technically it's true
I'm more interested about that working model Steve mentioned. Imagine driving a forklift in HL that would have been awsome.
I am waiting for Half Life : Forklifting Force to know the fate of this working class hero.
I bet he is in stasis also waiting for recruitment from the Gman.
If you attack him he reacts AND try to attack you with the forklift's hydraulics
I hope we see Gus and Otis again in future games. It's also funny how those very minor characters are so detailed and full animated.
I think Otis canonically died tho-
@@cascamidland how
I remember that several years ago when I was a child by accident I managed to "escape" from the train before it left, surprised as if I had discovered life on Mars I started to look around and that's when I saw them for the first time, I also saw the large glass the one with the scientists talking but I couldn't hear what they were saying, a nice memory :, 3
The most important character of all the Half Life saga
Only followed by otis and the chumtoad
Jarate? NOOOOOO!
“The third and final Gus” makes him sounds like a boss you have to defeat.
Who's the greatest mind of this generation? Lazlow or Gus?
they were from different generations so both
yes
@@moncoposig maybe Gus is Lazlow's father
Gus is the first man to ever become Forklift certified
Gus is also one of the two NPCs seen driving a vehicle in the entire Half-Life series along with that one Barney in the beginning of Blue Shift
That's deep
there's also the metrocops at the beginning of Half-Life: Alyx and the combine soldiers that pilot Hunter Choppers in HL2
@@Eira_ Well haven't played HL Alyx yet and didn't know about pilots until now, well that's a neat attention to detail by VALVe
Does the lady piloting the crane at the beginning of Highway 17 count?
What about the scientist in the Blue Shift ending?
@@ColonDee. He just sits there you can't really see him drive
Lifting the air into the sky for the birds so they can give the trees carbon which give Gus the oxygen to give to the birds
Hope he gets retconned into relevancy
No retconning into relevancy required when you're driving the forklifts.
Its so interesting that there's another character at Black Mesa besides the scientists and security guards, even if barely seen.
Low poly models that were only made to be seen from far away are the funniest things to me. The boat driver in the first level of Deus Ex is an even weirder looking example.
That one citizen from Half-Life 2 is another good example. Shit gave me nightmares.
@@jamesedleymusic Witch one?
@@KaraokeNig The one at Black Mesa East that you have to noclip to see. He has a really low-textured face.
@@jamesedleymusic
Forgot about him, will check it. After finishing HL2 many times i would go through with noclip, crawling into every small corner and forbidden areas to see backstage of Half-Life.
The boat driver used to scare me as a kid
Only man who actually did his job correctly
PUMPED UP MUSIC FOR HUGE GUS ACTION
I'm glad Maximum Viscosity finally clears up the fate of this fan favorite
Finally the Gus twins gettin' some love
edit: uh, Gus triplets
Nah, he's just able to exist in multiple locations at once.
No, it was just one of the 2 gus's from earlier in a different part of the building
@@Triumph263 If you hurt one Gus, do the other two also bleed?
GUS ENTANGLEMENT
Those are twins
The Gus brothers are just that efficient
Y’all think you’re Gordons, but in the reality you’re just a Gus
Forklift certified, a true chad.
I realize this is a game from 1998, but seeing the absurd amount of suspension of the forklift at 2:40 is hilarious to me.
Forklifts don’t have suspension in the real world!
Basically stops working when noone is looking
Sounds like something from SCP
"Two Guses are briefly seen at the beginning of the tram ride"
This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them!
Was Gus forgotten in Black Mesa Source?
This is why Black Mesa isn't half as good as the original game.
I hope he escaped disaster in his forklift and lived happily after... Until of course Combine decided to invade, then decided to join Resistance and helped Eli Vance and Dr Kliener with moving some heavy materials
Its cool when some devs add characters like that just because they think it'd be nice. they could just use a random character used somewhere else in the game, as you barely get a look at gus in the game, but instead they did sth cool
Subject: Gus
Status: Awaiting further union positions after the combine arrival.
My Name is gus, but you can call me SUS
"If Gus did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him." - Voltaire
I’m coming here for that deep Gus lore after watching Bruva Alfabusa’s new Half Life Zero Viscosity vids. Turns out that lore is deep in many ways, cool! Anyone here not from that… it’s a very strange, but cool, animated thing.
Gus is such a badass, he escaped Black Mesa and disappeared without anyone even seeing. You never see a Gus die in in HL1, and don't see any at all in HL 2, which means he must be by himself out there somewhere
In all honesty, imagine how terrifying it would be operating a forklift next to a bottomless pit with no railing to protect you. Gus has balls of steel.
Seriously, Gus #2 had a bit of his tire over the edge!
@@pmasher Yeah I just noticed that! One wrong turn and it's all over
It's already terrifying enough to drive a forklift in general. As a warehouse worker, I've had my fair share of sketchy pallets to pull off high shelves.
I love the music in the background. Really fits with the intense Gus action on screen.
When are they bringing out the knifelift? That would really lift Gus’ spirits.
Spoonlift
HL: Gus, but instead of using traditional weaponry you use modified forklifts to fight the Xen invasion
fuck gus
@@sami_irl Yes 🥵
All fanmade Gus lore:
Gus is a person, and literally has his own dimension called “the lift fork”. Him and his brother suG (who is a bit less powerful) roam around black Mesa getting up to shenanigans instead of working, because if anyone tells them to work the person who said that will be instantly killed. Gus and suG were found by the HECU many times, but, due to there threatening presence the HECU left them alone. They also survived the resonance cascade and the warhead detonation. the reason the combine came through was because both Gus and suG were sleeping, the combine tried to capture them after they woke up but like the HECU, there threatening presence scared them away. Gus and suG is currently the only entities stronger then Gordon, Adrian, Barney, and doom guy. Also Gman is weaker then all of them.
Also the third Gus is a failed Gus clone who was killed by the combine.
Carrying the whole series on his own with his trusty forklift