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if so then it would make sense
ofc it seemed too wild not to be the case honestly.
hahahaha you expected them to code a brand new game engine from scratch holy crap lois
do you really believe that they didn't make some of their own assets? how would you even know? this is unfounded, misunderstood whining of the highest order
20 years ago half life 1 was already out, and the sound library that valve licensed for some of the SFX was later used in hundreds of movies- just one example. going back in time only proves this point lol
source: Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar