This race were defeated by the Combine on an entirely different world to Xen, but managed to flee to their final retreat - a dimensional transit bottleneck, or an area of continual contention. Prior to conquering Earth, the Combine had previously tried to enslave the as-yet un-named race which human beings refer to as the Xen race. By genetically altering the most intelligent races, the Combine (Pronounced COM-bine, with the emphasis on the first part of the word) create advanced soldiers adapted for individual worlds, allowing for the easy destruction of rebellion factions. The Combine ( 28Half-Life_2%29) is a vast empire spanning multiple parallel universes, which expands its empire by conquering and enslaving populated worlds. Sadly, it proves rock_nog slightly wrong, but I'm sure he doesn't mind. "What the hell are the Combine?" - For this, I shall summarize the blurb found upon Wikipedia's rather excellent page upon the subject. Y'know, like everyone always does on the interweb. Let's answer them as best as is humanly possible, and then let's insult everyone else for saying anything different. One major theory about the G-Man is that he's working for a group of rebel aliens who want to overthrow the Combine (but no one can say for sure). Breen was then appointed to his current position as representative for the Combine. The portal experiments from the original Half-Life had attracted the Combine's attention, and it's heavily implied that Breen made a deal with them, and that the experiment at the beginning which opened the portals was deliberately tampered with by Breen in order to create the portals and allow the Combine to invade.Īfter Half-Life, the Combine created their own portals to Earth, and after a portal storm that led to places being overrun by headcrabs and the like, the Combine invaded and world powers fell within seven hours. The aliens from the original Half-Life weren't evil, they were slaves to the Combine. As it turns out, they had conquered Xen, too. Breen is their lackey representative here on Earth. Okay - the Combine is a race of imperialistic aliens from another dimension (the benefactors are just another name for them). :shrug: Are they? And what is Lost Coast? I really don't think that they are though. A bit scarier than the first game.) but I had no idea the second two episodes were out. So I didn't play ep1-3 or lost coast,I've played Episode 1, (Very nice. Those Xenites are pretty damn handy.Īlright. Breen may have been pulling citizens from Xen out to be modified or something, and the Xenites have been fighting back, so they're helping "The Gordon Freeman" to stop him. Who are the benefactors? Is this some implied other-dimensional stupidass shit?I think Dr. His speech when you reach his tower gives quite a bit of information away to you. What the hell is going on in the background?Take a look at what Dr. Breen's control to keep City 17 in order.
Possibly human and the aliens from the portal, though I'm tempted to doubt that yet try to confirm it at the same time.
What the hell are the combine?I think that they're some sort of hybrid between human and. Note that they are not answers, but opinions. Any answers I missed.Īlso, do any of the other ones (besides coast, which I started for a sec, and seems to star freeman) build on freeman's story, G-man, or the backround of the benefactors and breen? They truly define the genre, and I do not understand why some faggot would want to play shitty FPS's like halo and the tons of other drab, exactly the same FPS games.īut man, did this game lack some ending material. Half life and half life 2 are the absolute best FPS's I've ever played. I thought I'd go through the portal or something. I thought it was a just-for-fun thing, not the final heading in the game. That whole gravity gun thing just kinda ruined it. Should I? Would it provide any additional story info?Īnd dear god. So I didn't play ep1-3 or lost coast, but I might. Who are the benefactors? Is this some implied other-dimensional stupidass shit? Or Xenfags?Īlright. What the hell is going on in the backround?
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