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TF2 was going to cost extra anyway.  So, squeezing money is probably not the
issue.
They have already stated that TF2 will have a lot of new features that arent
in Half-Life so it wouldnt really be just an "add-on."  I dont recall them
marketing Half-Life as the platform for TF2.  They marketed it as a kick ass
game with great graphics, AI, and interactivity.
It would be nice if they offered some sort of discount or rebate for people
who already bought Half-Life though.
Half-Life multiplayer rocks so I dont care.  There are a couple 'net issues,
but I dont experience any major problems.  On a LAN, it kicks ass.  TF2 will
be just another multiplayer game to add to the arsenal.
By the way, it's Valve, not Value.

Eric bb wrote in message <75oh4j$i6e$1@news.iinet.net.au>...
>I bought Halflife is because of TF2, now TF2 is a standalone product, i
felt
>i've been con to buy HL.  I know HL is a very good single player game, BUT
>that is not the reason i bought HL.  They marketed HL as the platform for
>TF2, and i think they realise the good number of followers of TF and which
>it helps to increase their sales by a great deal.  Now i have to pay the
>full amount to buy TF2 again and i don't even need my original HL no more??
>This is bull shit.  Value software sure know how to squeeze money out from
>gamers all over the world.  This kind of conducts is just not acceptable.
>Stop telling me how good HL is, i dont want to play the single player game
>more than once, and the multiplay isn't that outstanding at all (may be i m
>after somthing like TF2)
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