He seemed to understand getting the briefcase was a good thing. Perhaps he was in a 2fort game well into the night and everyone left?

The music was kick-ass and although the editing was a bit rough they did a fantastic job on the whole.

“…By any measure, it seems the Orange Box is scoring high marks. To make your Orange Day celebrations complete, I’d also like to point out the first Team Fortress 2 machinima that hit yesterday, also brought to you by Rock, Paper, Shotgun. General agreement seems to be that it runs long, but it’s elegant and touching and occasionally pretty funny. I have a soft spot in my heart for machinima, probably because I desperately want it to be possible to put together a great film without a huge art budget, and possibly because I love to see what creative people can do with constraints. (My abiding affection for the Red vs. Blue series probably falls in there somewhere, too.) Certainly, TF2 seemed to treat this film well. I haven’t played the game, so I don’t know how the camera works, but I was personally pretty impressed by some of the cinematography that they pulled off…”

Everything is just so spot on for me. The physically appearance, the voice, the way he fit’s into a side. Just all adds to the tone surrounding him, one that can be universally understood and pitied. I have no idea if they intended him to be like that, but either way I’m glad he is.

In Day of Defeat: Source, I … erm … once eloped with a soldier from the other side.

I was Wermacht, he was Allied – it was an unrequited, fraternal love which transformed our lives, and brought an uncertain happiness to the devastated, static world of the game…

Could do with a trim as Muzman says however. What I want to know is whether or not there was some artistic licence took with that loud speaker system – can we really use that in the game?