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Unforeseen Consequences

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Unforeseen Consequences is the third chapter of Half-Life Half-Life.

Taking place right after the Resonance Cascade, it features a wrecked Anomalous Materials and a slightly less damaged coolant reserve.

Architecture

The architecture is largely the same as the previous chapter, although in far greater disrepair. Doors should be ajar and test equipment should be in pieces, especially around the spectrometer. As the player gets closer to the coolant reserve, the facility should be slightly less damaged and most machinery should not be in pieces.

Environment

Players should feel an acute sense of danger. Lighting and unexpected explosions create a large portion of the atmosphere in Valve's default maps. Only the equipment needed to progress, such as lifts, should be functional or equipped with an emergency service ladder for the player to use.

NPCs

As in the previous chapter, scientists and security guards should be found, albeit scattered. Dead scientists and blood decals are also common, but should be proportional to the number of scientists found in the last chapter.

The first of the aliens are found here. Headcrabs should be found popping out of vents early on. Vortigaunts and bullsquids should be placed later and sparingly. Zombies should also be placed sparingly and less often as the player gets through the level.

Maps

The following .bsps comprise this chapter.

  • c1a0c
  • c1a1
  • c1a1a
  • c1a1b
  • c1a1c
  • c1a1d
  • c1a1f
Note.pngNote:c1a1e does not exist in the game files.
Note.pngNote:In Half-Life: Source, c1a1g exists as a split between where Gordon exited the tram and where he entered Sector C. It replaces a part of c1a1f and is connected to it.
Note.pngNote:Some maps aren't ordered alphabetically start to finish. For instance, c1a1a transitions to c1a1f.

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