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| ==[[Source SDK]]==
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| In the July 2008 SDK release, the number of valid AI activities defined by Valve in '''ai_activity.h''' is exactly [[wikipedia:Leet|1337]].
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| [[Image:SDK_1337_easter_egg.png|frame|none|Clever.]]
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| ==[[Valve Hammer Editor]]==
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| ===[[Hammer Go To Coordinates|Go To Coordinates]]===
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| If you type the point <code>200 -4096 1154</code> in the [[Hammer Go To Coordinates|Go To Coordinates dialog]], the following dialog appears:
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| [[Image:Hammer goto easter egg.jpg]]
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| ===Hammer Time!===
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| In Build 2513, when Hammer was called WorldCraft 3.40 instead, when you run Hammer for the first time, a midi of "U can't touch this" will begin to play and at the bottom left of the screen where it says "For Help, press F1", instead shows the following strings "You can't touch this", "Stop, Hammer time!" and "Hammer time!". 3 of those strings are randomly selected to replace "For Help, press F1" at the bottom left. This lasts for about 3-4 seconds before returning to normal. This easter egg once activated, it will no longer activate again, unless the user goes to the Registry Editor from Windows (regedit), and deletes the registry "Hammer time". This easter egg does not exist anymore on modern versions of the Hammer editor due to the fact that quickly checking HL2 editor and the GMod editor via a hex editor showed that "Hammer time!" was no longer in the program.
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| [[Image:WorldcraftHammerTimeEasterEgg.jpg]]
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| ==[[Day of Defeat: Source]]==
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| ===WTF===
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| The voice command <code>voice_wtf</code> makes the player say <code>Whiskey Tango Foxtrot!</code>
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| ==Half-Life: [[Blue Shift]]==
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| * ''Chapter 2: Insecurity''
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| **Get the gun and ''all'' the ammo at the shooting range (17/51 in total) and go to the locker room. Open the locker to the left of where the armour hangs - the one that says "Calhoun" - and you will discover a box. Shoot up all your ammo into it, and it will break, revealing a chumtoad (purple alien frog).
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| **In the locker room, find the toilet that is out of order, climb the toilet seat of the nearby toilet and jump to peek at the back of the closed door, and you'll find a poster of a face.
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| **At the monitoring stations, if you watch the monitor showing the two scientists long enough, they will meet up and one of them will then do a little dance.
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| * ''Chapter 4: Captive Freight''<br/>After having taken the hidden elevator down to the old lab, climb atop of the broken duct and look into the intact part to discover a face.
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| * ''Chapter 5: Focal Point''<br/>While in Xen, find a giant pool, turn on God mode, dive in, swim all the way to the bottom, find a wall with a crack in it, break it, and you'll find the entrance to Chumtoad's Lair. You can also find snarks in this area.
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| You can find Chumtoads lair without god or noclip, locate the body of liquid suggested in the previous paragraph(I recommend that you have at least above 70-80 health.) Now dive in the deep pond, go to the very bottom and look for a crack on a wall, make sure you don't run out of health, if your health gets below 50 or 40 before the wall is destroyed, quickly rise to the surface for air, (repeat until you find the crack in the wall,) then as soon as you find the crack, quickly break the wall the crack is on and go through the pipe, then break the plant web and jump out, then you find Chumtoad's lair, in there you find three chumtoads, then they'll disappear, and you'll find 10 snarks for use.
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| The above easter eggs above are demonstrated visually in these videos:
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| [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTTsAbF8S3I Captive freight face and Calhoun chumtoad]
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| [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKGJcPhACwE Locker room toilet face and dancing scientist]
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| [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71_ztdconzw Chumtoad's lair]
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| ==Half-Life: [[Opposing Force]]==
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| ===Duke Nukem?===
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| <code>opposing force.gcf\sound\drill\dr2_add04.wav</code>: "It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum, and I'm all outta bubble gum."
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| A note about the source of the phrase: actually, Duke Nukem was using a line from the great 1988 Sci Fi flick, "They Live" where former-wrestler-turned-actor Rowdy Roddy Piper says "It's time to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I'm all outta bubble gum" and then begins blasting away at some disbelieving aliens. In the video game Duke Nukem paraphrases a bit, swapping the two actions and dropping out the bubbles, changing the last part to "...and I'm all outta gum."
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| ===Win the Game===
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| After processing <code>opposing force.gcf\sound\misc\dsbossit.wav</code> (unused sound): "To win the game you must kill me, Randy Pitchford."
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| GoldWave→Effects→(Reverse + Playback Rate→16000 + Filter→Noise Reduction→Initial noise)
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| This is likely a reference to Doom II, whose final boss played a reversed and pitched-down sample of John Romero speaking a similar sentence.
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| ===Haiku===
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| Open the console and enter <code>haiku</code> to make the game put together a random {{wiki|haiku}} for you. All the lines can be found in the file ''opfor.dll''.
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| [[Image:haiku.jpg|frame|left|150px|A possible haiku]]{{clr}}
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| NOTE: Make sure you have a game started for the {{wiki|haiku}} to work.
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| ==Half-Life==
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| ===Name in "On A Rail"===
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| Beneath a certain set of stairs, you'll find a crate. Break it, and destroy the vent cover that was underneath the crate. Crawl into it, and you will eventually reach a room with some satchels, a dead marine and a headcrab. On one of the walls to your left (relative to the way you came in) you will see some RILLER text made out of brushes. Dave Riller is designer of this map. It is a bit hard to spot at first, as it is textured the same as the walls are, but the flashlight makes it a bit easier.
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| ==Half Life 2==
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| ===Water Hazard===
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| In the last map of the chapter you arrive in a wide open mud flat area, bordered by the dam leading to Black Mesa East, containing a combine warehouse and a attacker helicopter. For this explanation, assume that the helicopter is already taken care of.
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| At the start of the map, come out of the tunnel, through the mini "canyon" and turn left. Drive lengthways up the map and through the gateway until you reach a small wall at the very far end with two pipes in the side; the right one is blocked but the left one is open. Next, enable god mode or noclip (whichever is easiest to get past the radioactive sludge) and follow the pipe into the hill. At the end, you should come out into a cave where a lone Vortigaunt is roasting some headcrabs.
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| If you do not want to cheat and go with the Half-life 2 story go to the warehouse with the metro police and grab the health, battery, ammo. After that, your health and power should be 100/100 now locate the tunnel suggested in the previous paragraph, using the airboat to prop you up, get in the tunnel then now sprint quickly on the sludge while jumping repetitively till you find a corner pipe, now quickly sprint up to the camp looking grounds, now that your health stopped dropping, you can relax until you get back out, them being forgiving in this game, they supplied you with health kits and batteries make sure you take them before making a trip back outside.
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| ===LOST (TV Series)===
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| In White Forest, behind a large white boiler there is a monior with ">: 4 8 15 16 23 42" text and combined Dharma/White Forest logo, obviously referencing the popular TV-series [http://abc.go.com/shows/lost LOST (ABC)].
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| [[File:LOST.PNG|LOST (ABC) reference in Valve Hammer Editor]]
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| [[File:Eastereggs_LOST2.PNG|LOST (ABC) reference in Valve Hammer Editor]]
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| ==Team Fortress 2==
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| [[image:Bday_gib01.jpg|thumb|A birthday package with the name "gib01".]]
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| This is activated on the birthday of the original Team Fortress, which is either '''August 24''', when the Team Fortress was released as a Quake total conversion, or '''December 22''', when the game was released standalone on the QuakeWorld 2.0 engine. All players wear birthday hats, all gibs turn into birthday presents and any time you hit someone with a weapon, balloons slowly float away out of them.
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| You can find birthday servers by typing in the search box in the custom tab birthday, then it should list the servers with a birthday cvar on.
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| [[image:Bday_hat.jpg|thumb|A birthday hat.]]
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| ==Portal==
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| [[image:caution this is sparta portal.jpg|thumb|A funny wet floor sign.]]
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| This funny wet floor sign texture file can be found exploring the "portal content.gcf" archive with the [[GCFScape]] tool in the "portal/materials/models/props_facemovie/wet_floor_sign" directory. This is an obvious reference to the 2007 film ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/300_%28film%29 300]''. No wet floor sign model exist.
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| ==Counter-Strike: Global Offensive==
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| ===The Boiler===
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| In the map de_inferno there is a room in Apartments that is referred to as "Boiler" on the games release it was a simple closed door. Fans soon noticed that the room was accessible in Counter-Strike Source and after an update a change note said that boiler had been added to boiler and the door was slightly opened to reveal the boiler. Later another update was released and the boiler was moved to the truck outside "Ruins" at the B Site.
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