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All you know is Nihilanth is teleporting the Vortigaunts and other aliens to Earth thanks to G-Man's interference, but we don't learn the reason why until Half-Life 2. G-Man to date is still mysterious as the first time the world was introduced to him in 1998. We only know he wants to serve his bosses, but we don't know anything of them or their end goal.
We do know G-Man will do anything to make sure what is wanted is attained even if it's discarding who's no longer useful in favor of more useful assets.
The workplace is kinda boring,(scientist and guards don't look interested working, riding the same tram with same announcement everyday) but in terms of gameplay, Black Mesa becomes boring because Xen doesn't know when to end.
So do I, but I found the game really interesting, deeper than original and greatly remade.
But in general I think that the original Half Life 1 (from 1998) is a boring game.
nah but seriously, that's ok. nothing's for everyone
HL1 focused more on surviving whatever the way you want. Everything and everyone is a tool to your own survival. There's no wrong way of doing thing as long as you survive. Instead of making NPCs characters. They are highly characterized to a dehumanized degree, and kinda encourages the player to treat them whatever the way they want. They react to player's doing because the developers want the players to try different approaches. Their behaviors making them great distractions, but if you want them to live, they would do their best to help you.
In HL2 however, they got the advanced, photorealistic rendering tech that can expresses characters' emotions in more believable way. They had to shift the direction of their representation with it. Treating NPCs as tools rather than actual characters would be a huge waste for the tech they have. They heavily tuned down the friendly NPCs' aggression toward the players because the new gameplay no longer encourages you to be hostile to them.
Black Mesa kinda tries to be one and another, and it doesn't always work to me.
Apparently you aren't aware of how games of the time were.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBvanlLDrtk
0:50-1:12
also alot was going on in black mesa, so much i cannot explain all of it. but what i can tell you was black mesa team fighting against xen, while also soldiers fighting against both and nihilanth alien grunts and vortigaunt slaves fighting against the military and black mesa team, while also the military and aliens fighting against gordon freeman..
however i can see where you're coming from, i once stopped playing half life until chapter four because i found it boring, and thought HL2 was better, until i got it again and i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ loved it because i gave it a chance.