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It just didn't occur to me, good web site because it wouldn't have been possible in most game technologies up to this point. But it's very neat. Two breathless vehicle sequences are included, one in the world's sturdiest dune buggy and the other in a fan-powered airboat. You also good web site have multiple opportunities to do battle with Combine vehicles, from their heavy troop dropships to the holy-crap-what-is-that-thing Strider battletanks, to which screenshots do not do justice; you have to see them in motion. Like everything else in the game, the vehicle missions were tuned with an eye toward pacing and fun—many games assume good web site that simply having a vehicle sequence is worth extra credit even if that sequence sucks; here, that you're driving a vehicle isn't the end all and be all of the experience. Late in the game, you also have the opportunity to control squads of support troops, who will generally obey your simple commands and fight alongside you. They're essentially expendable cannon fodder, sadly, since their AI walks them right into a sniper's path or right under a Strider's clawed foot.
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