Half-Life

>A previous hire has been unwilling or unable to perform the tasks laid before him.
... Was he really talking about Gordon? While Gordon (presumably) wasn't under his control in the Original game, he still accomplished something that was in his favour and "accepted" the "job". Gordon was never given explicit instructions in Half-Life 2 but he does appear to have done exactly what G-Man wanted. In Episode 1 he's cut off from the G-man and was again never given explicit instructions, how could he fail to fufill an assignment he was never given or clued in on? And finally, in Episode 2, he's still mostly cut off but he is tasked with escorting Alyx safely to White Forest, which he does.

What, exactly, has Gordon failed to do?

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not even the writers know. dont think about it. just enjoy the wacky headcrabs and buy the next product.

>What, exactly, has Gordon failed to do?
To fuck and impregnate alyx. The supression field was down user, why do you think Gman wanted the tower to be destroyed?

It's a mystery, like the Gman himself. If they were to give an answer, it would ruin it.

Are you unable to not think in memes?

You're right, it is a little undefined. I've been viewing it as when the Vorts took him personally.

I really hate that Alyx's ending means they really are done with Shepard

Valve were talking about themselves.

fuck shepard. overrated as fuck. he never even said anything

how?