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Game: Half-Life: Opposing ForceConsole: PC
Cheat:
Codes
Start Half-Life using "hl.exe -dev -console -game gearbox.You may do this by modifying the windows shortcut properties for Half-Life OpFor and adding "-dev -console -game gearbox" to the end of the "Target" (or file to run).
The following commands are available in console:
IMPULSE 101 - Give all weapons and ammo.
/GOD - god mode.
/NOCLIP - walk through walls/fly.
/MAP xxxx - go to map xxxx.
/GIVE xxxx - give item xxxx.
/GIVE WEAPON_X - give weapon X, where X equals:
GRAPPLE
KNIFE
PIPEWRENCH
EAGLE
M249
SNIPERRIFLE
DISPLACER
SHOCKRIFLE
SPORELAUNCHER
Hidden Audio
Approach the Boss of Opposing Force to hear backwards audio composed of the phrase "To win the game you must kill me Randy Pitchford" when played correctly. Randy Pitchford is the leader of the development team at Gearbox Software.Hidden Suicide Technique!
At the part where you see Gordon Freeman jumping in the portal to Xen, notice that the portal is still open for about 5 or 10 seconds. When you open the door, quickly run after Freeman and jump into the portal. Instead of landing on a platform, you will just fall and then you will see a short sequence showing how you died.Third Person
Firstly, activate the console and bring it up during gameplay. Then, type in /thirdperson and press enter. You can now play Opposing Force in the third person.Manufacturer: Vivendi Universal
Release Date: 18 November, 1999
ESRB Rating: Mature
Description:
Opposing Force returns the player to the Black Mesa facility, but tells the tale from the perspective of Col. Adrian Shephard, one of the soldiers sent to clean up the scientists and their reality-altering mess. Just as in Half-Life, things quickly go badly for Colonel Shephard and his men. Ambushed by aliens, Adrian must fight his way through the ruins of the facility in an attempt to reach a helicopter extraction point.
What makes Opposing Force shine is the way it expands on the story of Half-Life. Colonel Shephard passes though areas that players of Half-Life are sure to recognize, and he occasionally runs into characters from the original game, including the infuriating Man in Suit. Opposing Force also introduces several new weapons, such as a sniper rifle (with scope), heavy machine gun, and a .357 Magnum with a laser sight. There's even a "weapon" that is actually a common alien creature from the first game; its unique features allow it to be used as a kind of grappling hook.
Several new aliens make an appearance as well, almost all of them deadly. They exhibit the same sophisticated AI (artificial intelligence) as the monsters in Half-Life, relentlessly and intelligently attacking Adrian as he makes his way through the game's impressive levels. Fortunately, Colonel Shephard's rank allows him to take command of any soldiers he encounters. Riflemen and machine gunners can be ordered to follow Adrian and provide covering fire, or assigned to guard a door or room. Engineers can cut through locked or blocked doorways, while Medics can heal the injured. Unlike Half-Life's solitary "me against the world" game play, the addition of competent friendly forces provides a feeling of camaraderie: there's nothing like leading a squad of loyal Marines against an alien horde. --Mike Fehlauer