History Recap / HalfLifeResidueProcessing

* SequenceBreaking: It's possible to break the surviving security guard's scripted event by quickly running over to him, and talking to him before he runs off and gets eaten by a Barnacle. However, you [[PermanentlyMissableContent miss out]] on obtaining the regular pistol for the level as the only one is from the guard. Unless if course you decide to kill the guard afterwards.

* SequenceBreaking: It's possible to break the surviving security guard's scripted event by quickly running over to him, and talking to him before he runs off and gets eaten by a Barnacle. However, you [[PermanentlyMissableContent miss out]] on obtaining the regular pistol for the level as the only one is from the guard.

* ThatOneLevel: "Residue Processing" takes a huge GenreShift in the game, being more of a platformer in a first-person shooter game. Due to your weapon arsenal being stripped away, "Residue Processing" doesn't have much fighting compared to the levels it's sandwiched between. It's basically a platformer level with a few headcrabs, barnacle tongues, and bullsquids sprinkled here-and-there. Your weapons are taken away; all you have left is a crowbar and all you get in the level are both pistols with one spare magazine each and some satchel charges. It's also possible to just not get the regular pistol if you decide to save the security guard before he runs off and gets eaten by a Barnacle. Needless to say, this makes the enemies and hazards in this level far more irritating than they usually are.

* ToxicInc: A waste disposal plant that's in line with Black Mesa's bad safety model.

Stripped of his weapons, Gordon starts the chapter being unceremoniously dropped into a trash compactor by the Marines that captured him. He manages to wake up and escape before being crushed, and stumbles across the entrance to the Residue Processing facility. Said facility is presumably being used by the [=HECU=] to dispose of the dead, judging by the entrails being fed into the processing machinery. Making his way through the facility, Gordon manages to minimally rearm himself (just the crowbar and pistol for most of the chapter).

Stripped of his weapons, Gordon starts the chapter being unceremoniously dropped into a trash compactor by the Marines that captured him, escaping and managing to minimally rearm himself (just the crowbar and pistol for most of the chapter), only to get thoroughly lost in the labyrinthine residue processing facility. It is presumably being used by the [=HECU=] to dispose of the dead, judging by the entrails being fed into the processing machinery.

->''"Body? What body?"''

* NoOSHACompliance: It's like a lethal water park, basically.

* BondVillainStupidity: The [=HECU=] marines don't bother to make sure Gordon really dies, even though they have him at their mercy. However, they may have had a chat with G-Man.

Stripped of his weapons, Gordon starts the chapter being unceremoniously dropped into a trash compactor by the Marines that captured him, escaping and managing to minimally rearm himself (just the crowbar and pistol for most of the chapter), only to get thoroughly lost in the labyrinthine residue processing facility. It is presumably being used by the H.E.C.U. to dispose of the dead, judging by the entrails being fed into the processing machinery.

* BondVillainStupidity: The H.E.C.U. marines don't bother to make sure Gordon really dies, even though they have him at their mercy.

* BondVillainStupidty: The H.E.C.U. marines don't bother to make sure Gordon really dies, even though they have him at their mercy.

* TheWallsAreClosingIn
* WhenAllElseFailsGoRight

Stripped of his weapons, Gordon starts the chapter being unceremoniously dropped into a trash compactor by the Marines that captured him, escaping and managing to minimally rearm himself (just the crowbar and pistol for most of the chapter), only to get thoroughly lost in the labyrinthine residue processing facility.

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* BreatherEpisode

Stripped of his weapons, Gordon starts the chapter being unceremoniously dropped into a trash compacter by the Marines that captured him, escaping and managing to minimally rearm himself (just the crowbar and pistol for most of the chapter), only to get thoroughly lost in the labyrinthine residue processing facility.