As someone with a PhD in theoretical physics, I decidedly relate to Gordon Freeman. (I also was his voice actor for Half-Life 2.)
Happy #Gameversary 
Half-Life, released today in 1998!
In a bold move, Half-Life set out to simulate a research scientist’s normal working day. Despite this, it proved a surprise hit.
Fortunately, danger, monsters & military coverup are routine chores for anyone in the field.pic.twitter.com/c1JxdzH487
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Hah! I bet you're awesome at pushing trollies to shove nondescript crystals into giant glowing things!
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ahh, battering things senseless with a crowbar...that takes me back the damn things hanging from the ceiling that dragged you up scared the crap out of me the first time
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*smacks with a crowbar* I love science.
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This was a game that changed my view of what was possible in a game. One of my all-time favorites.
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And years and years after there's still things to discover and to try in the game - like this one I tried just a year ago)https://youtu.be/pY6aXYeoo9Y
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Love this game franchise. Here we are, still awaiting Half-Life 3 (Expect this to be a common comment). Valve said, a few months ago, that they're working on 3 AAA VR games. Maybe Half-Life 3 is going VR?!
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I really don’t think they will release Half Life 3 like ever. But if they did it would certainly be 100% next gen in every way, so definitely VR.
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I’m shocked and appalled! You’ve got to change that immediately. I’ll wait.
Still waiting. 
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