Theories about the G-man
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I think the Gman is gorden freeman senior his astranged father and there will be and scene where he cuts off gorden hand and tells him gorden I am your father and gorden screems NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! and he is rescused by the melenium falcon driven by dog a vaoltigone and alex
Thats always been my guess.Hunde Des Krieg said:
He is the embodiment of all the MiB stories:
Appears from nowhere.
Tall, pale and sinister.
Always wears a black suit.
Has trouble mimicking human behaviour.
Like most people though, I never want a full explanation, cause I like the guessing.
Or. Or Or! He is Chell's son. Portal took place before Half Life, and the portal gun fused with Chell's DNA. It is a side effect that the Portal Gun has. Chell and her yet to be named husband then have their son Gman, who inherited the ability to make portals from his loving mother Chell. It all makes sense now!birdbrain18 said:
G-Man is a cyborg from Aperture! Glados took one of the many dead bodies and found a way to electrically stimulate and control his brain hence the strange speech patterns and ability to teleport! This technology was also used to create the zombies in Left 4 Dead and Glados is the director who fucks you over just when you're doing good.
It's so obvious guys. Now there is only one question. Do zombies eat cake? If so...will there be cake?
(Anyone who didn't pick up on my sarcasm please post your address where you will have a crotch-kicking gnome air-packaged to you)
It's so obvious guys. Now there is only one question. Do zombies eat cake? If so...will there be cake?
(Anyone who didn't pick up on my sarcasm please post your address where you will have a crotch-kicking gnome air-packaged to you)
Sorry but ITS gonna happen want or not(I would hate it too.)RebelRising said:
I just wish the story comes to a "believable" end in the world they created, I dont want to fight Nazis in the finale.
The G-Man's description in Half Life 2 (I believe), located in the character files, is "misunderstood servant of the people".
Which leads me to believe that he is a member/remnant of a powerful shadow government, who gained access to Aperture Sciences' unique developments in teleportation, dimensions and other such unknown ultra-tech.
His power bolstered by technology and his ambitions hidden, he soldiers on in the name of his cause, whatever it may be.
Which leads me to believe that he is a member/remnant of a powerful shadow government, who gained access to Aperture Sciences' unique developments in teleportation, dimensions and other such unknown ultra-tech.
His power bolstered by technology and his ambitions hidden, he soldiers on in the name of his cause, whatever it may be.
G-man, simply put, is the best model in the multiplayer HL. That's all he really needs to be.
More on topic, however, G-man is some agent from some agency (Assuming government) who watches Gordon's progress. It seems obvious that Gordon is essential to whatever future plans his agency has.
About the speech stutters: I personally, after reading through this and remembering what he sounds like, believe he may be some sort of hologram-like image, perhaps appearing only to Gordon (Tho in HL1 it does look like he is speaking to one of the scientists before the "accident"). It does make some sense. It is by no means the only plausible explanation.
More on topic, however, G-man is some agent from some agency (Assuming government) who watches Gordon's progress. It seems obvious that Gordon is essential to whatever future plans his agency has.
About the speech stutters: I personally, after reading through this and remembering what he sounds like, believe he may be some sort of hologram-like image, perhaps appearing only to Gordon (Tho in HL1 it does look like he is speaking to one of the scientists before the "accident"). It does make some sense. It is by no means the only plausible explanation.
I think that maybe he is a person watching a big experiment.He gave Gordon the specimen to observe what happens to the Earth when aliens are introduced.He's just watching what happens so he could report to his government the effects of the "Test".
So... I was watching mythbusters, and they showed this 'fake' footage they made. Where they took a solved rubix cube. And mixed it up. They showed the footage backwards, making it look like they solved it.
Now this got me thinking... Hey, what if they spoke backwards at hte beginning to make it seem more 'real'?
This directly reminded me about this thread...
What if the G-Man is experiencing time backwards, and has to speak 'backwards' for us to understand him, thus why he sounds so 'inhuman'...
Now this got me thinking... Hey, what if they spoke backwards at hte beginning to make it seem more 'real'?
This directly reminded me about this thread...
What if the G-Man is experiencing time backwards, and has to speak 'backwards' for us to understand him, thus why he sounds so 'inhuman'...
very interesting, however he wouldnt be able to pronounce consonants properly. To give it a try run\ sndrec32.exe (all 32bit windows have it) record something and reverse it (under effects) you will understand what i meantSinisterDeath said:
I've done that in the past before. The real issue is you just have to 'learn' how to pronounce a word backwards...VladBlok28 said:very interesting, however he wouldnt be able to pronounce consonants properly. To give it a try run\ sndrec32.exe (all 32bit windows have it) record something and reverse it (under effects) you will understand what i meantSinisterDeath said:
I mean hell, I remember they used this very same concept for 'merlin'.
