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| − | '''Net Test 2''' is the second of two known development builds of ''[[Half-Life]]'' that were sent to playtesters to test the game's multiplayer features. It was leaked on September | + | '''Net Test 2''' is the second of two known development builds of ''[[Half-Life]]'' that were sent to playtesters to test the game's multiplayer features. It was leaked on September 20th, 2024 by Chad Jessup.<ref>https://x.com/Frogsnatcher/status/1837257085785969003</ref><ref>https://x.com/ubahs1337/status/1837216512966545418</ref> This build is labelled "Beta 12" and comes from a fairly late point in the game's development. ''Net Test 2'' was compiled on October 20th, 1998, 4 days after the compilation of ''[[Net Test 1]]'' and 30 days before the release of ''Half-Life''. |
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Revision as of 22:25, 20 October 2024
Net Test 2 is the second of two known development builds of Half-Life that were sent to playtesters to test the game's multiplayer features. It was leaked on September 20th, 2024 by Chad Jessup.[1][2] This build is labelled "Beta 12" and comes from a fairly late point in the game's development. Net Test 2 was compiled on October 20th, 1998, 4 days after the compilation of Net Test 1 and 30 days before the release of Half-Life.
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Maps
| Filename | Notes |
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| c2a2h.bsp | |
| c3a1c.bsp | Oddity. Presumed leftover from the cut Communications Center chapter. Parts of this were later repurposed for Half-Life: Uplink. |
Models
Within Net Test 2, we got our first look at the early playermodels for four characters, Gordon Freeman, Gina Freeman (later Gina Cross), Helmet & the HGrunt. All four models use brighter, more saturated textures. Additionally, the p_models for the Crossbow and RPG use their earlier designs.
