A section of the track reappears in the final scene of Half-Life: Alyx. T-Minus One: Starts during the final scene and continues over the credits.Īlso plays in Half-Life 2: Lost Coast, when first entering the St.

Our Mutual Fiend: When fighting the second wave of Striders and Hunters during the attack on the missile silo. Our Mutual Fiend: During the Combine invasion of the White Forest Base, during the mission to close the second silo. Under the Radar: During the ambush at the White Forest Inn. Under the Radar: When first driving away from the junkyard after destroying the Autogun. Riding Shotgun: During the Hunter ambush. In the shadow of a rising Combine fortress known as the Citadel, residents of City 17 learn to live under the rule of their invaders. The loss of the Seven-Hour War is still fresh. In the console versions of The Orange Box, this song is played at the main menu for the Episode Two screen. Set between the events of Half-Life and Half-Life 2, Alyx Vance and her father Eli mount an early resistance to the Combines brutal occupation of Earth. Riding Shotgun: During the Combine ambush directly after the meeting with the Barn Advisor. This track title is a reference to the Vortigaunt name given to the Combine Advisors.

Riding Shotgun: During the scene with the Barn Advisor. Riding Shotgun: Upon finding the dead rebel before encountering the Barn Advisor. This Vortal Coil: During the G-Man sequence, when the G-Man talks to Gordon as the Vortigaunts attempt to heal Alyx.įreeman Pontifex: Near one of the radioactive lakes. This Vortal Coil: When the Lone Vort finds the larval extract. The title is a pun on both Vortigaunts and the Mortal Kombat game series. The song can also be heard during part of the Portal teaser trailer. This Vortal Coil: During the final wave of the Antlion attack, in which the vortigaunts assist Gordon Freeman in the fight. The title is likely indicative of the impending return of multitudinous Combine forces through the Citadel's superportal, which would result in a genocide of humanity, or an extinction event, and how this, for humanity's survival, would be an inescapable 'point of no return,' which in layman's terms is what an event horizon is in regards to spacetime in astrophysics. Mission Improbable is an episodic single-player mod series for Half-Life 2: Episode Two, designed by Magnar Insta Jenssen, a professional game developer, who’s also the creator of two splendid custom-made multiplayer levels, which were actually introduced as official maps, into the Valve games in question: DODPalermo for Day of Defeat: Source, and ArenaOffblast for Team Fortress 2. To the White Forest: The very beginning of the chapter, as Gordon is climbing out of the train wreck.

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