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1. www.newrisingmedia.com › blog › 2012/11/23Interview With Marc Laidlaw: The Writer Of Half-Life

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   Nov 23, 2012 · Powered by coffee, sim racing, and Squarespace. Marc Laidlaw, the writer behind the Half-Life series, is probably aware of the impact he has made with his work; but not so to the magnitude of it. Check out our full interview with the mind behind one of the most influential games of the 20th century.

2. www.lightspeedmagazine.com › nonfiction › featureInterview: Marc Laidlaw, creator of Half-Life - Lightspeed ...

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   Nonfiction. Subscribe. Interview: Marc Laidlaw, creator of Half-Life. by Matt London. Published in Oct. 2010 (Issue 5) | 3647 words. Marc Laidlaw is the author of several novels, including Dad’s Nuke, The Orchid Eater, The 37th Mandala, and The Third Force, a novel set in the world of the computer game Gadget.

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   Marc Laidlaw confirmed that the poison headcrabs and the fast headcrabs were not created by the Combine, they are simple variations created due to the Xen environment and different feeding. Reply reply More replies

4. nicolas-rufino.medium.com › life-after-valve-anLife After Valve: An Interview with Marc Laidlaw - Medium

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   Oct 26, 2021 · 8 min read. ·. Oct 26, 2021. 30. Marc Laidlaw. Marc Laidlaw worked at Valve between January 1997 and January 2016, the year he retired from the company. He has written successful games like...

5. www.rockpapershotgun.com › the-narrative-had-to-be"The narrative had to be baked into the corridors": Marc ...

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   Mar 1, 2023 · “I was deranged,” says Half-Life writer Marc Laidlaw of his decision to publish the plot of Episode 3 as fanfiction. “I was living on an island, totally cut off from my friends and creative community of the last couple decades, I was completely out of touch and had nobody to talk me out of it. It just seemed like a fun thing to do… until I did it.”

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6. www.marclaidlaw.com › about-meAbout Me - Marc Laidlaw

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   May 25, 2024 · About Me. I am somewhat near-sighted and like glow-in-the-dark books. From the Blog. Here Comes the Ocean…. It has been just about a year since my first EP, Sombre Hombre, went out into the world. I recently […] musicMay 25, 2024. The 37th Podcast. Hitting your favorite podcast platform today, a fresh interview I did with A Book & Its Author.

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   Who is Marc Laidlaw?

   • Marc Laidlaw is the author of several novels, including Dad’s Nuke, The Orchid Eater, The 37th Mandala, and The Third Force, a novel set in the world of the computer game Gadget.

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   Who is half life writer Marc Laidlaw?

   • The writer of Half-Life gave me an exclusive interview about writing and the gaming industry. Marc Laidlaw. Marc Laidlaw worked at Valve between January 1997 and January 2016, the year he retired from the company.

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   Why did Marc Laidlaw publish episode 3 as fanfiction?

   • “I was deranged,” says Half-Life writer Marc Laidlaw of his decision to publish the plot of Episode 3 as fanfiction. “I was living on an island, totally cut off from my friends and creative community of the last couple decades, I was completely out of touch and had nobody to talk me out of it. It just seemed like a fun thing to do… until I did it.”

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   How did Laidlaw find a community?

   • Laidlaw first discovered that community in the mid 90s, in the office of Valve, where Gabe Newell and team were already hard at work on Half-Life. “I’d seen bits and pieces of the levels they were working on, but as soon as I heard the name, I just got this amazing buzz,” Laidlaw says.

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Marc_LaidlawMarc Laidlaw - Wikipedia

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   University of Oregon. Genres. Science fiction, horror, video games. Marc Laidlaw is an American writer. He is a former lead writer for the video game company Valve, where he worked on the Half-Life series before his departure in 2016. Before joining Valve, Laidlaw was a novelist working in the fantasy and horror genres, and in 1996 won the ...