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The Gunship Bays.
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- Player entrance
- Player uses control room for remote manipulation of cranes, and view of bays
- As player first reaches rooftop, gunships take off and swoop in, only to pass overhead on their way to the antlion attacks.
- Docking towers allow player to reach top of cranes and ride.
- Naked gunship on crane has gun mounted and will shoot at player. Player/can move and lower crane so bay walls block gun from desired areas, move it again for safe passage to other areas.
- Route out of bay pit takes player past naked gunship
- As player is leaving, antlion battle spills into area. Amidst the combat, gunship fuel lines and tanks are hit creating a chain reaction of explosions, engulfing everything in flames.
- If middle crane is moved to far end, while bottom crane gun is blocked, player can traverse rail to other side. Else player can ride bottom crane.
- Cargo/gunship crane ref
- Player faces occasional fire from soldiers inside the hanger.
- On reaching top crane via other cranes, player can ride crane to far building, and jump onto it.
- Combine smart-barriers
- Combine train depot
- Once on the combine building, player can ride the cargo conveyor into the station.
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Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar
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| Author
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Eric Kirchmer
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| Licensing
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