For those curious. IFAK is an Individual First Aid Kit issued to troops and contains torniquets, gauze, sterile burn dressing, bandages (non stick latex free adhesive), latex gloves, adhesive bandages, and water purifying tablets.
They told us it was improved first aid kit, had alot of stuff in there to emergency treat damn near anything from broken bones, bullet holes to deflated lungs, thankfully the only thing i ever needed out of mine was some gauze and the 2 tourniquets
@@ramcharger9449 still, gotta LOVE how prepared for a lot of things military personnel tend to be! and all of it intended to be carried in at most several pouches and a backpack! rations, self-medical care, cooking, sometimes camping gear, etc.
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 i believe its a gun fire, just listen carefully at 1:29 or 1:30, you can hear people shouting while the guy in the radio keep making contact with him.
I love how you made the zombies a threat in a logical way. Their impeding movement to bullets and sheer numbers from every direction would make them a scary threat.
in the original game, they were strong enough to burst through doors and walls, and smart enough to crawl in vents they were nerfed HARD in hl2 just to make them into punching bags for ravenholm
@@dkskcjfjswwwwwws413 Likely that and because other zombie types like fast zombies were added. And probably just complimenting the traps in general, giving your average 2004 PC player enough time to use it.
As someone who is in the service, hearing someone say "My IFAK's gone", over the radio...you can feel your stomach drop. Now, I love Black Mesa, and while HECU weren't exactly the best guys, there were some who didn't follow orders and were against killing civies. They were just Marines thrown in a situation they couldn't possibly fathom until it was too late.
Bear in mind that the more questionable side of their orders probably sprung up from the sheer lack of context the government had on what caused shit to hit the fan. For all the Marines knew, Black Mesa could have summoned an alien invasion on purpose.
@@halosammy14what a ridiculous justification to rampant murder. On purpose 😂 Even if they were stupid enough to believe that they would then be attributing guilt to every single employee including all the maintenance staff, security and janitors….and killing the only people who could possibly close the rift. It’s not like it was even remotely feasible that the black mesa complex was a secret with that many employees. That’s like saying that some Nazi guards had no idea what happened in the showers.
Damn, makes you kinda forget how dark the entire situation truly was and what these soldiers were up against especially during the ''Forget about freeman'' section of the game. Sure the HECU were enemies for Gordon and surely had some questionable orders, but from their perspective they were only doing their job in trying to contain the whole situation whether they were morally right or not, something needed to be done one way or another. Great animation btw!
The scientists aren't the good guys, they were given a much more friendly role late in development, but the experiments they run are the type of shit that literally ended human civilization. They also test weapons on captured alien wildlife and Questionable Ethics is called that for a reason. The fact that Gordon is wholly concerned with his own survival and leaves behind every person he meets actually makes more sense than him trying to save them. The HECU are going in with orders to capture, interrogate and execute anybody involved with the sudden alien invasion happening so they don't have room to pull any punches. If they fail, and they did, that means the world is done and dusted. Then some man in a magical orange suit comes running through and wipes entire squads of men out with ease, obviously that guy might know how to fix all this, so they focus on him and the two that throw him into the trash compactor end any chance the military had of figuring out what to do. It's not like it would have made a difference since the Nihilanth was the only reason the Combine hadn't shown up yet and the only way to stop the current alien invasion was to blow up his brain crystal, letting the even worse guys in. At least that was the original lore, they might have retconned stuff so idk.
@@ImperialCaleb Given the scientist just unleashed a chain of events that would spell the doom for earth and most of its inhabitants its pretty hard to call what the marines where doing a warcrime in light of genocide the eggheads had just unleashed
@@adog3129After you gain access to the vehicle tunnels and the scripted event where a guard got left behind and beaten to a pulp by a grunt, you meet an empty camp with a few headcrabs and a field radio. That's where you can hear the dialogue. Its also before the part where you have to run away from a Gargantuar
everytime i heard that audio at the overran HECU underground camp i always just imagined that the bleeding soldier was somewhere nearby in a room or 2 that we can't access.
God. the amount of emotion this makes me feel, the HECU never couldve been prepared for what they were getting into. makes me wonder how they would do a second opposing forces game. i hope to see more black mesa stuff from you mr or ms hellhounds. bravo!
IIRC Shepard was unconscious or was cut off from his team until about Forget About Freeman, which is when this conversation took place. There's a slim chance, but still a chance.
What did they do that was wrong? For all they knew the scientists at black mesa INTENTIONALLY started an alien invasion. And they were betrayed by their own government to top it off
Fun fact: When in the military you dont have a Radio Callout because you're a grunt, your callout is your rank and last name initial Example: E3(Private Frist Class) lastname Initial is J callout would be Echo-3-Juliet(NATO Code alphabet) E5(Sergeant) and Lastname initial is R, it would be Echo-5-Romeo
This interaction is one of my favorites in the whole game; there's something so deeply emotional about it. Hearing a dying man calling for help, knowing full well that nothing can be done to save him. By the end, he's lost all hope and spends what few seconds he has left being conscious to accept that before his body shuts down. The sound of the sergeant trying to help this dying man save himself only to be greeted by silence must've been beyond heartbreaking. The only thing that saves him from thinking about how he just heard the last words of one of his fellow marines is the chaos that breaks out behind him as his own soldiers are attacked by Xenian forces. Out of every interaction, every conversation, and every scripted scene, nothing sells me the hopeless despair of the HECU's crumbling control over Black Mesa more than this short conversation between two doomed marines.
I always imagined it where the soldier had lost most of his leg. The fact you couldn't see it and was only left to imagine how bad the wound was made it horrifying. But this hit hard in an even sadder way. Well done!
Amazing work like usual, I seriously can’t get enough of these. I am such a sucker for lore-friendly videos depicting different or more in depth point of views and situations of Valve characters. Especially when it’s so well done like these. Keep up the great work!
Would explain the fact that he doesn' respond after that ,i mean ,people can be calm as fuck in shock before dying ...Traumatic things make people sometime react like it's not that bad..Self defense from the brain u know.
I think my favorite detail about this- and there’s a lot of details about this I like- is that he slumps down next to a “wet floor” sign. I’m a sucker for dramatic irony, I guess.
Really great animation, but if there were one thing for me to note, bleeding out is more like fading into sleep, slowly sliding into the death pose, rather than falling into it like you got shot. Cool stuff!
I recently watched "LZ - Sparrow" and thought it would be the last good HECU content, but as it turns out not and you posted another HECU related video, thank you! This is a masterpiece.
The look on his face during "my Ifaks gone" really adds to the line delivery. Like he's just remembered it's still outside and realized he's going to die
I know im late but im glad you made an animation for this because recently I’ve been playing a lot of black mesa and I’ve also heard some of these lines in game. So it’s nice to see an animation depicting what happened!
Amazing as always man!! As a sfm animator myself I’ve always strived to do wonderful animations such as these and it’s always a marvel to see things people creat and try to improve from watching them!
I wonder if any HECU soldiers that survived black mesa survived the 7 hour war and till the events of half life 2, would be an interesting turn of fate if some did and ended up being part of the resistance fighting alongside freeman though they would probably get inducted to the combine more likely.
Pretty much everyone who was in a national military or armed government organization during the Seven Hour War was captured and augmented by the Combine. HECU first and foremost.
Despite people giving gearbox a lot of crap. They did a wonder on the Marine design. I hope that there's a BMS mod that replaces the weird marine models with the ones used in this short.
Great animation and very dark also thoses poor soldiers didn’t stand a chance plus they were listening to orders but they werent ready for horror of black Mesa also I just saw solider pack outside of room he was in 1:02 he must have dropped it on the way into the room
@@АндрогинЙао Yeah. But considering how strong the human jaw is, and how strong infected are. (Oh, and Headcrabbed Grunts or Black Mesa Personnel.) And the blood lost, I think it's better against the Headcrab Zombies. Actually, they should be called "Headcrab InFetCeD" Oh. Wait, they actually do eat human flesh in-game. Hmm... Fuck, I don't have a good counter against this.
@@АндрогинЙао I'm not afraid to be wrong when guessing that the ammount of damage perceived by the nervous system due to being hit/bashed, is far less than the perception of virtually all nerves being disconnected by being torn apart, especially if that happens in multiple areas of the body at the same time. Either way, both are surely excruciatingly painful ways to go...
Good job on making the zombies scary and threatful in their perspective. In game, we see them as weak enemies because all you have to do is to whack them with a crowbar 5 hits and they're dead.
The pit worm and the gene worm were the worst of it, too. Besides the shock troopers and, of course, the alien grunts. Shepherd saw and lived through it all. Nostalgia. Both the HECU grunts and the Black Ops forces that followed saw, I would say, some of the most vile and gruesome things when they responded to the Resonance Cascade here at BMRF. 😱☠️☣️☢️
this is why i love black mesa's representation of the HECU. while the HECU losing was implied in half life one, they didnt have as many small interactions like this, where you can hear just how badly the military is fucked. like hearing about that one Vtol that was trying to evac wounded but was being swamped by xen aliens calling for anyone who could help over the radio
@@TemmieContingenC The HECU in HL were supposed to be selected from MARSOC and Navy SEALs and SWCC for combat in potentially hazardous environments in biological or nuclear hotzones. They weren't trained to fight extradimensional abominations.
This is just a guess but when that shotgunner fired that last bullet before he died i think he saved it for himself to spare himself from all that pain. Rip Echo-3-Juliet.
*[Echo-3 Juliet]:* "Any station, any station, this Echo-3 Juliet… My team is ambushed…I am injured… I’m losing a lot of blood here, left leg." *[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Echo-3 Juliet, this Echo-5 Romeo. I need you to tie a tourniquet at hand’s length above the wound. Get one of your IFAK now." *[Echo-3 Juliet]:* "IFAK’s gone." *[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Say again?" *[Echo-3 Juliet]:* "My IFAK’s gone…I’m, uhh…I’m- *[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Okay, you’re gonna need to find another pack and get a tourniquet out of it." *[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Are you still there?" *[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Echo-3 Juliet, can you hear me?" *[Background]:* "We’re losing men over here come on!"
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For those curious. IFAK is an Individual First Aid Kit issued to troops and contains torniquets, gauze, sterile burn dressing, bandages (non stick latex free adhesive), latex gloves, adhesive bandages, and water purifying tablets.
Damn, back in bootcamp they thought us the I stood for Infantry.
They told us it was improved first aid kit, had alot of stuff in there to emergency treat damn near anything from broken bones, bullet holes to deflated lungs, thankfully the only thing i ever needed out of mine was some gauze and the 2 tourniquets
I thought he said, my eyesights gone.
Судя по ранению, у него артериальное кровотечение, жгут помог бы на время, но без помощи, он умер бы в любом случае.
@@ramcharger9449 still, gotta LOVE how prepared for a lot of things military personnel tend to be! and all of it intended to be carried in at most several pouches and a backpack! rations, self-medical care, cooking, sometimes camping gear, etc.
I love how at 1:19 you can hear gunfire over the radio, dudes in the middle of his own situation and still tryna help give his guy instructions
Is that actually gunfire or the crackling sounds radios make?
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 i believe its a gun fire, just listen carefully at 1:29 or 1:30, you can hear people shouting while the guy in the radio keep making contact with him.
I love how you made the zombies a threat in a logical way. Their impeding movement to bullets and sheer numbers from every direction would make them a scary threat.
in the original game, they were strong enough to burst through doors and walls, and smart enough to crawl in vents
they were nerfed HARD in hl2 just to make them into punching bags for ravenholm
@@dkskcjfjswwwwwws413 Likely that and because other zombie types like fast zombies were added. And probably just complimenting the traps in general, giving your average 2004 PC player enough time to use it.
Bring back the gonome
@@dkskcjfjswwwwwws413 they even moved and attacked faster in 1. Plus they had no radiation immunity, so probably a different breed of 'crab
The truth is, they didn’t maintain that squad cohesion
You can actually see him tearing up, poor guy never expected things to ends this way.
As someone who is in the service, hearing someone say "My IFAK's gone", over the radio...you can feel your stomach drop.
Now, I love Black Mesa, and while HECU weren't exactly the best guys, there were some who didn't follow orders and were against killing civies. They were just Marines thrown in a situation they couldn't possibly fathom until it was too late.
Bear in mind that the more questionable side of their orders probably sprung up from the sheer lack of context the government had on what caused shit to hit the fan. For all the Marines knew, Black Mesa could have summoned an alien invasion on purpose.
@@halosammy14what a ridiculous justification to rampant murder. On purpose 😂
Even if they were stupid enough to believe that they would then be attributing guilt to every single employee including all the maintenance staff, security and janitors….and killing the only people who could possibly close the rift.
It’s not like it was even remotely feasible that the black mesa complex was a secret with that many employees.
That’s like saying that some Nazi guards had no idea what happened in the showers.
Agreement from a fellow marine.
What's a IFAK ?
@helias972 Individual First Aid Kit.
Damn, makes you kinda forget how dark the entire situation truly was and what these soldiers were up against especially during the ''Forget about freeman'' section of the game. Sure the HECU were enemies for Gordon and surely had some questionable orders, but from their perspective they were only doing their job in trying to contain the whole situation whether they were morally right or not, something needed to be done one way or another. Great animation btw!
We also have to remember that at this point around 40% were dead or wounded with a large chunk of the survivors getting left behind.
The scientists aren't the good guys, they were given a much more friendly role late in development, but the experiments they run are the type of shit that literally ended human civilization. They also test weapons on captured alien wildlife and Questionable Ethics is called that for a reason. The fact that Gordon is wholly concerned with his own survival and leaves behind every person he meets actually makes more sense than him trying to save them. The HECU are going in with orders to capture, interrogate and execute anybody involved with the sudden alien invasion happening so they don't have room to pull any punches. If they fail, and they did, that means the world is done and dusted. Then some man in a magical orange suit comes running through and wipes entire squads of men out with ease, obviously that guy might know how to fix all this, so they focus on him and the two that throw him into the trash compactor end any chance the military had of figuring out what to do. It's not like it would have made a difference since the Nihilanth was the only reason the Combine hadn't shown up yet and the only way to stop the current alien invasion was to blow up his brain crystal, letting the even worse guys in. At least that was the original lore, they might have retconned stuff so idk.
pwease forgive us....we were only committing war crimes because it was our job....it not our fauwlt
@@ImperialCalebcringe
@@ImperialCaleb Given the scientist just unleashed a chain of events that would spell the doom for earth and most of its inhabitants its pretty hard to call what the marines where doing a warcrime in light of genocide the eggheads had just unleashed
0:25
The zombies: *brutally murdering the guy*
That one zombie: *YEAAAAAAAH! GET HIM BOYS! YEAAAAAAAAAAA-*
Lol
git em git em
The sight of guts and gore yabba's his icing
The emotion the man's eyes, he knows he isn't going home...
"Sons bury their fathers but in war fathers bury their sons"
The amount of stories that people make with just a few lines of dialogue from a fangame is outstanding.
Love what you do man!
wait, these are lines from black mesa? which?
@@adog3129late answer but I’m pretty sure you hear this conversation on one of the Military Radios in Surface Tension
@@ajwatto9545 thanks
@@adog3129After you gain access to the vehicle tunnels and the scripted event where a guard got left behind and beaten to a pulp by a grunt, you meet an empty camp with a few headcrabs and a field radio. That's where you can hear the dialogue. Its also before the part where you have to run away from a Gargantuar
everytime i heard that audio at the overran HECU underground camp i always just imagined that the bleeding soldier was somewhere nearby in a room or 2 that we can't access.
Even if he was in the next room over, he was a goner. Had to have messed up his femoral if he was bleeding that bad and went out that quick.
Damn Bro... that was dark. Also great job! You captured the absolute panic of the soldiers perfectly!
God. the amount of emotion this makes me feel, the HECU never couldve been prepared for what they were getting into. makes me wonder how they would do a second opposing forces game. i hope to see more black mesa stuff from you mr or ms hellhounds. bravo!
I wonder if Shepard is just listening to the entire conversation since he is a mute.
Also, If Shepard was with that team, they would've survived.
IIRC Shepard was unconscious or was cut off from his team until about Forget About Freeman, which is when this conversation took place. There's a slim chance, but still a chance.
He wasn't mute, we just never heard his voice. The people over the radio recognized his voice, we just never heard it.
The HECU marines are just scared young men, forced to do horrible things, faced with circumstances more terrifying then they could possibly comprehend
0:25 the zombies cheering is hilarious
Oh my god! This is legitimately horrifying! I actually feel immense pity for the guys despite, you know, everything.
What did they do that was wrong? For all they knew the scientists at black mesa INTENTIONALLY started an alien invasion. And they were betrayed by their own government to top it off
Holy jesus, that was dark.
_I mean what did I expect, it's from hellhounds after all! Great dark animation, I'll take it!_
This is a pretty sweet animation great job.
I do like the detail of shock on this guy's face. 0:12
This and LZ-Sparrow have got to be some of the best HECU Animations on the internet, this was simply amazing. Great job man!
Fun fact: When in the military you dont have a Radio Callout because you're a grunt, your callout is your rank and last name initial Example:
E3(Private Frist Class) lastname Initial is J callout would be Echo-3-Juliet(NATO Code alphabet)
E5(Sergeant) and Lastname initial is R, it would be Echo-5-Romeo
What's the number for Corporal?
@@thegoodmudkip3652 E4, which is also number for specialist, because they're the same pay grade. For Example Cpl. Shepherd would be Echo-4-Sierra
It might be a slightly darker twist that at 0:21, the last Glock bullet... was probably aimed at his own head.
Damn, he really could saved him, didnt he?
Good sfm btw
You portrayed the zombies here in a way which I always imagined them to be.
As a marine grunt, this hits
Great animation, as always!
This satiates my never ending hunger for fan-made Black Mesa content. Good work dude
Have you also checked out "LZ Sparrow"?
This interaction is one of my favorites in the whole game; there's something so deeply emotional about it. Hearing a dying man calling for help, knowing full well that nothing can be done to save him. By the end, he's lost all hope and spends what few seconds he has left being conscious to accept that before his body shuts down. The sound of the sergeant trying to help this dying man save himself only to be greeted by silence must've been beyond heartbreaking. The only thing that saves him from thinking about how he just heard the last words of one of his fellow marines is the chaos that breaks out behind him as his own soldiers are attacked by Xenian forces. Out of every interaction, every conversation, and every scripted scene, nothing sells me the hopeless despair of the HECU's crumbling control over Black Mesa more than this short conversation between two doomed marines.
A conversation between a dying Lance Corporal and a Sergeant. You can hear the pain in the voice of the Sergeant on the other end.
Poor Juliet :( when I first heard him on the radio I got so sad
The marines had a sad story even if they were purging the site. They had no idea what the hell was going on and were fighting a losing battle
0:03 Holy Sht man, it was really scare me
I always imagined it where the soldier had lost most of his leg. The fact you couldn't see it and was only left to imagine how bad the wound was made it horrifying. But this hit hard in an even sadder way. Well done!
This is excellent man! I love seeing more threatening and scary interpretations of the head crab zombies.
Amazing work like usual, I seriously can’t get enough of these. I am such a sucker for lore-friendly videos depicting different or more in depth point of views and situations of Valve characters. Especially when it’s so well done like these.
Keep up the great work!
The facial expressions really caught me off guard. Well done dude.
I always thought that the "IFAK's gone" line, implies he lost not only the IFAK but his whole left leg
Would explain the fact that he doesn' respond after that ,i mean ,people can be calm as fuck in shock before dying ...Traumatic things make people sometime react like it's not that bad..Self defense from the brain u know.
Echo-3 Juliet: *become overwhelmed by zombies and die gruesome deaths*
Meanwhile, Gordon Freeman: “haha, crowbar go wack wack”
Standing ovation. Well done.
That ending is resonating with hopelessness. Magnificent from beginning to end regardless of how brief the film was.
I think my favorite detail about this- and there’s a lot of details about this I like- is that he slumps down next to a “wet floor” sign. I’m a sucker for dramatic irony, I guess.
This actually makes me feel bad about the HECU, even when they're the "bad" guys on the game.
Really great animation, but if there were one thing for me to note, bleeding out is more like fading into sleep, slowly sliding into the death pose, rather than falling into it like you got shot. Cool stuff!
press f to pay respect for echo 3 juliet
I recently watched "LZ - Sparrow" and thought it would be the last good HECU content, but as it turns out not and you posted another HECU related video, thank you! This is a masterpiece.
I had the same 👏🏻
Reason his leg bled so much is it hit an artery.
You’ll die within seconds if you don’t get a tourniquet on an artery bleed fast.
This animation is so realistic! You can see clearly how they're overrun!
The look on his face during "my Ifaks gone" really adds to the line delivery. Like he's just remembered it's still outside and realized he's going to die
this seems like a better way to show what happened with Echo-3-Juliet than the one in LZ-Sparrow
Lol ok
I know im late but im glad you made an animation for this because recently I’ve been playing a lot of black mesa and I’ve also heard some of these lines in game. So it’s nice to see an animation depicting what happened!
Amazing as always man!! As a sfm animator myself I’ve always strived to do wonderful animations such as these and it’s always a marvel to see things people creat and try to improve from watching them!
I wonder if any HECU soldiers that survived black mesa survived the 7 hour war and till the events of half life 2, would be an interesting turn of fate if some did and ended up being part of the resistance fighting alongside freeman though they would probably get inducted to the combine more likely.
Pretty much everyone who was in a national military or armed government organization during the Seven Hour War was captured and augmented by the Combine. HECU first and foremost.
@@NorthernNorthdude91749 the elites are probably the hecu actually.
@@NorthernNorthdude91749what about deserters?
@@The_Con_Man. The Combine tracked down anyone listed on government payroll as a soldier.
@@rentezfarcomarco5102Doubt it that sounds like something of 12 year old would think of.
so we're just gonna do an accelerated back hop away from these zombies-
Despite people giving gearbox a lot of crap. They did a wonder on the Marine design. I hope that there's a BMS mod that replaces the weird marine models with the ones used in this short.
I love the small detail of adding tears on the units eyes poor guy knows he is not going to make it
Great animation and very dark also thoses poor soldiers didn’t stand a chance plus they were listening to orders but they werent ready for horror of black Mesa also I just saw solider pack outside of room he was in 1:02 he must have dropped it on the way into the room
bro this is brutal
Nice stuff man
Getting better every time
I remember listening to this radio transmission in game, I felt bad.
I really need to play HL1 again. Great SFM animation.
Calmest day in New Mexico. Good work as always.
Bone-chilling. Excellent work, thank you.
I hope Romeo survived he was a real one helping Juliet while in a situation himself
This is the most badass animation I've ever seen. Respect🔥🔥🔥🔥
Well, now its more of an ACTUAL zombie instead of a L4D infected where it just bashed you with its arms or legs.
I mean punches really hurt, especially when you're getting beaten by 10 infected, so in some way it's even more hurtful than being torn apart
@@АндрогинЙао Yeah. But considering how strong the human jaw is, and how strong infected are. (Oh, and Headcrabbed Grunts or Black Mesa Personnel.) And the blood lost, I think it's better against the Headcrab Zombies. Actually, they should be called "Headcrab InFetCeD" Oh. Wait, they actually do eat human flesh in-game. Hmm... Fuck, I don't have a good counter against this.
@@АндрогинЙао I'm not afraid to be wrong when guessing that the ammount of damage perceived by the nervous system due to being hit/bashed, is far less than the perception of virtually all nerves being disconnected by being torn apart, especially if that happens in multiple areas of the body at the same time.
Either way, both are surely excruciatingly painful ways to go...
Hellhounds coming in with another banger. Good job!
What have we learned?? Remember to Reload your Spas-12, and to pack more shells!!!
Or use an M1014
Homie could’ve used a broom stick and his belt. Don’t be this guy.
Drill sarge would make fun of this guy and tell everyone to be smarter
I am sure that when people are bleeding out they’re not exactly capable of thinking straight
Remember, keep your IFAK in your pocket, not in your bag.
I feel bad for the hecu who asked for help (😢
Great SFM animation! 👏
Looks pretty good keep doing the good work do some more of this
That was depressing.
You can hear his voice become delirium as he losing more blood.
I know I'm late, but I felt so sorry for the soldier, as if you wished you could help him while watching things unfold...
Good job on making the zombies scary and threatful in their perspective. In game, we see them as weak enemies because all you have to do is to whack them with a crowbar 5 hits and they're dead.
Video is all great but dayum scout joined the hecu :)
holy shit, these marines died in brutal ways.
This movie maded me near cry:(
Dude your zombie animations are actually sick.
I love brutal dead and great videos
HE NEED A BLOOD HE LOSE LOT OF BLOOD
Absolutely amazing work you did here. You could make movie out of it
I remember hearing this too. Oh God....thanks for creating this tho
The pit worm and the gene worm were the worst of it, too. Besides the shock troopers and, of course, the alien grunts. Shepherd saw and lived through it all. Nostalgia. Both the HECU grunts and the Black Ops forces that followed saw, I would say, some of the most vile and gruesome things when they responded to the Resonance Cascade here at BMRF. 😱☠️☣️☢️
Btw this is based on a radio conversation
Duh
I think the little jump when he passes out is silly but other than that its a really cool animation
Mike...gone but not forgotten.
This. Is. Amazing.
The average age of an enlisted US Marine is 19.
this is why i love black mesa's representation of the HECU. while the HECU losing was implied in half life one, they didnt have as many small interactions like this, where you can hear just how badly the military is fucked. like hearing about that one Vtol that was trying to evac wounded but was being swamped by xen aliens calling for anyone who could help over the radio
Remember that THESE are Special Forces, a Special Forces cant even stand a Chance how about the Oridinary one?
I always thought they were more like special operations capable, like force recon type shit.
@@TemmieContingenC The HECU in HL were supposed to be selected from MARSOC and Navy SEALs and SWCC for combat in potentially hazardous environments in biological or nuclear hotzones. They weren't trained to fight extradimensional abominations.
This is just a guess but when that shotgunner fired that last bullet before he died i think he saved it for himself to spare himself from all that pain. Rip Echo-3-Juliet.
Godamn, thats some impressive shit. Keep it up dude.
Fuaa me encanta la animación, bien video 🎉
In all reality This is why you keep Atleast one Tourniquet on your body per limb and not all in the same place
Underrated animation
You clearly don't know what underrated means. 🤡🖕
Good work, man.
Esta muy buena esta animacion, honestamente si que los zombie dan miedo, per no esperaba algo asi jaja
*[Echo-3 Juliet]:* "Any station, any station, this Echo-3 Juliet… My team is ambushed…I am injured… I’m losing a lot of blood here, left leg."
*[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Echo-3 Juliet, this Echo-5 Romeo. I need you to tie a tourniquet at hand’s length above the wound. Get one of your IFAK now."
*[Echo-3 Juliet]:* "IFAK’s gone."
*[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Say again?"
*[Echo-3 Juliet]:* "My IFAK’s gone…I’m, uhh…I’m-
*[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Okay, you’re gonna need to find another pack and get a tourniquet out of it."
*[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Are you still there?"
*[Echo-5 Romeo]:* "Echo-3 Juliet, can you hear me?"
*[Background]:* "We’re losing men over here come on!"
Fantastic Hellhounds! The lighting is excellent. The voice much clearer, but not too clear as it is like a 90s radio.
Great work pal
WE NEED MORE.