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Half-Life 2: Episode 2 just got a 6 GB update

Dusk Golem

A 21st Century Rockefeller
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Sanic

Member
So this is probably one of those cases where something gets damaged and the game needs to download a ton of data. Probably wasn't an update.
 
6GB/2 = 3GB! OMG... HL3!!!!

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Sentenza

Member
Let's change the engine and break compatibility with every single mod released! Please be excited!
I would be very interested in checking how the new engine performs, even without any visual update.
I would be even more interested in the opportunity to see in action things like data streaming (and playing an Episode 2 without loading times between scenes).
 

RionaaM

Unconfirmed Member
Episode 2 is 6 years old and came on a 360 DVD along with 4 other titles. 6GB is probably just the entire game re-downloading itself.
If we take the Episode number (2) and add it with the other games that came in the Orange Box (4), we have 6. Then we can separate the digits from the Xbox console model, which are 3, 6 and 0. Zero is a null number, so we leave it out. If we divide the 6 by the 6 we obtained earlier, we get a 1. Multiplying that by the 3 that remains gives us another 3. Which is the answer to the riddle, and of course can only mean one thing.

It's confirmed, guys.
 

Angry Fork

Member
This surely means they're almost finished with Half Life 3, are starting the campaign to get people riled up and will announce it at E3 to launch on PS4/next xbox/PC on March something 2014. Will support Oculus Rift, take advantage of the newest hardware and so on.

That's what it means. I refuse to hear otherwise.
 

Htown

STOP SHITTING ON MY MOTHER'S HEADSTONE
Wait, why would it be SteamPipe if SteamPipe doesn't require a download?
 

LQX

Member
Meh, uninstalled most of everything from Valve as their is so much bloat in their installs and updates.
 
I'm sure this is just converting it for that Steampipe thing as others have already pointed out. Nothing more, nothing less.
 
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