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A small hdd apparently
easily illustrates how old the pic is.
It was massive at the time
Are you the op? This is pretty good, I wanna know where I can find a hq version of this?
Here’s the artist who made this and a way higher res version: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/49VZ94
Thank you :)
Oh, thanks. I couldn’t find it myself to give them above.
The Hazardous EnVironment suit was secretly battle armor. The “hazardous” environments it tends to protect you from is usually filled with bullets.
But what does he wears on his face ? That’s a mistery…
goatee and glasses
Cool, but where is the amunition monitoring system located, and even more interesting, where is the hud located.
Remember, that Freeman, never wore a helmet during the events of Black Mesa.
Kind of a sassy pose, I like it.
Lol, Gore-tex isn’t real. It’s just teflon, and they stopped using the patent decades ago. It’s just a brand name.
Downvotes from people who don’t know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGEzJJYiROk
TL;DW: the Gore-Tex expanded PTFE (expanded teflon) patent was made in 1978. The patent expired in 1998. 25 years ago. Anyone can make it now, without using the Gore-Tex brand. However, there are numerous issues with teflon - particularly in a moving fabric. You don’t want to break teflon off your frying pan and eat it, or for teflon to get into the environment (the place that most people wearing Gore-Tex would go). So instead, Gore-Tex switched to the more conventional materials that other manufacturers were using to compete with Gore-Tex.
Gore-Tex is now just a brand name. They don’t offer anything but a higher price tag.
Yeah, but showing Gore-Tex as some futuristic material is straight out of the 90s. There was a whole Seinfeld episode making fun of it.
