Gordon Freeman is mentally disabled

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teebeeohh

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if your gordon freeman is mentelly disabled what does that say about you?
and maybe he talks to everybody else just not to you and we all act like we don't hear him either to fuck with you?

this is gonna be a hilarious amount of hate and counter hate because somebody said something bad about gordon
 

Internet Kraken

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SoopaSte123 said:
Scizophrenic Llama said:
Chell is the mentally disabled one here, remember?

Woman can't say anything, just jumps around.
Well, she has no one to talk to, really. I would try my best to ignore Glados, too.
I heard that explanation from one of the writers and it makes no sense. There's no reason for her not to talk to Wheately at the beginning of the game when he is trying to help her escape.
 

SoopaSte123

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teebeeohh said:
if your gordon freeman is mentelly disabled what does that say about you?
and maybe he talks to everybody else just not to you and we all act like we don't hear him either to fuck with you?

this is gonna be a hilarious amount of hate and counter hate because somebody said something bad about gordon
Ah, theory number 2: I'M just crazy and this world is an elaborate creation of my imagination. Or I'm in the Matrix.

I'm well aware hate will find its way to me... people love Gordon so much, which was partially why I was so troubled when I came to my conclusion. I'll never be able to see him like everyone else does.
 

ntw3001

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He's been through a lot. I'm sure we'd all go a little loopy after all those adventures.
 

SoopaSte123

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Internet Kraken said:
SoopaSte123 said:
Scizophrenic Llama said:
Chell is the mentally disabled one here, remember?

Woman can't say anything, just jumps around.
Well, she has no one to talk to, really. I would try my best to ignore Glados, too.
I heard that explanation from one of the writers and it makes no sense. There's no reason for her not to talk to Wheately at the beginning of the game when he is trying to help her escape.
Well I haven't played Portal 2, either. Sure, maybe she's mentally disabled, too.
 

Palademon

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Aren't most intelligent people mentally disabled anyway?
Many past geniuses had Dyslexia or ADD.
 

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imnotparanoid said:
Hes also Gordon Freeman so show some respect you god dam filly!
Not judging him, just obersving.
Palademon said:
Aren't most intelligent people mentally disabled anyway?
Many past geniuses had Dyslexia or ADD.
Well I guess there's that possibility too. Perhaps he never had a mental breakdown, he was always disabled.
 

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Sgt. Sykes said:
No, there is no real Gordon Freeman. He doesn't exist. He's just a product of the imagination of desperate people under alien oppression, with no hope. So they've made up some Free Man who is going to save everyone... But there's nobody like that.

Well actually the person known as Gordon Freeman was evaporated in the Black Mesa incident. Then some random stuff happened, like a soldier falling off a bridge, and boom, a legend of some renegade scientist was born.
Goddamn collaborators. They're everywhere...
 

Silent Anima

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Well he couldn't be fully mentally disabled. Like a wise man once said "You never go full retard".
 

Dalek Caan

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But doesn't that mean the player is also mentally disabled as they control the actions of Gordon?
 

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SoopaSte123 said:
After playing Half-Life 2, I noted several things about my Gordon Freeman:

-He never speaks
-He jumps on top of tables and other things that would be considered socially deviant
-He throws peoples' things (like computers) around like a madman
-He runs around hitting everything with a crowbar to see if it will break or not
-He is never certain whether an object will break or not when he hits said object
-He hits people in the head with a crowbar if he gets bored with what they're saying
-He is talked down to by other scientists
-He is referred to as "Mister Freeman" and sarcastically as "Doctor Freeman"
-He is complimented on throwing a switch and has a scientist act like he was actually contributing

And after careful reflection, I realized my Gordon Freeman is mentally disabled. Perhaps he was in a horrible accident, perhaps he had a mental breakdown from stress at some point, but regardless, he used to be a scientist and is now a mentally disabled errand boy wearing a power suit.

Some may criticize me and blame some of my reasons on my play-style, but I have played many first person RPGs and have never behaved that way in any of those games. Plus, that doesn't change the fact that he never talks (I just can't get past that). You also may claim the comments by other scientists was just sarcasm, but in the early "throw the switch" scene, only one scientist sounded sarcastic (which could easily be disdain or ridicule) while the other scientist treats him kindly like a puppy or a child or someone who is mentally handicapped.

Thoughts? Opinions? Anyone else have a similar mind-fuck experience with a game or movie or whatnot?
Having never played half-life, but having watched several friends play it for hours in identical ways, I have to agree with you. Gordan Freeman in mentally disabled. Don't be disheartened by the criticism you receive for this idea on this site. To the people of this site, Gordon Freeman and the half-life series are kinda like Jesus and The bible are to fanatical Christians.

No matter how valid the argument may be, they cannot accept criticism of their idol.
 

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ChromaticWolfen said:
But doesn't that mean the player is also mentally disabled as they control the actions of Gordon?
Well, I can speak just fine and people don't treat me like it's a big thing for me to pull a switch, so...
 

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SoopaSte123 said:
ChromaticWolfen said:
But doesn't that mean the player is also mentally disabled as they control the actions of Gordon?
Well, I can speak just fine and people don't treat me like it's a big thing for me to pull a switch, so...
I mean to say that if someone thinks that Gordon is mentally disabled then in fact they are talking about themselves.