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On August 25, 2017, Half-Life writer and ex-Valve employee Marc Laidlaw wrote a blog post called Epistle 3. The post detailed the exploits of a couple of scientists who traveled to the arctic in search of a mysterious ship that had begun to shift in and out of reality. Laidlaw didn\u2019t use the words Half-Life, Gordon Freeman, or Combine in his post, but the inference was clear: This was the outline for the missing episode in the Half-Life series.
\u201cIt was sort of vaguely cryptic, but everyone quickly realized that it was his interpretation of what Half-Life: Episode Three was supposed to be,\u201d says Sam Walton, PR lead for the fan-driven Project Borealis. \u201cThe Half-Life community took that as a signal that Half-Life 3 was probably not going to happen. Like, if the lead writer was happy to publish that kind of thing, maybe the game was never coming out. We had always thought, \u2018Maybe it\u2019s being worked on somewhere behind the scenes.\u2019 But a lot of people saw that post and said, \u2018Well, that\u2019s probably that.\u2019\u201d
But out of disappointment grew a bold idea: Now that fans had an outline for the next Half-Life, maybe they didn\u2019t need to wait for Valve to finally get around to working on the game; they could just do it themselves.
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