1. Alien Half Marathon

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• The Alien Grunt's armor subtracts 20 points of damage from any attack that hits it. Any projectile that deals 20 points of damage or less will simply ricochet off harmlessly. The Alien Grunt does not appear in Half-Life 2 and its episodes. In Half-Life: Source, Grunt can be stunned longer by using Colt Python or a Black Mesa Crossbow.
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Aliens vs. Predator is an entirely new title for PC and high-definition consoles from acclaimed British developer Rebellion, the team behind the 1999 original PC gaming classic.

Bringing the legendary war between two of science-fiction's most popular characters to FPS fans,Alien versus Predator delivers three outstanding single player campaigns and provides untold hours of unique 3-way multiplayer gaming.

Experience distinctly new and thrilling first person gameplay as you survive, hunt and prey in the deadly jungles and swamps surrounding the damned colony of Freya's Prospect.

This collection includes:

• Aliens vs. Predator
• Aliens vs. Predator: Swarm Map Pack: Bring a whole new dimension to the action and excitement of Aliens vs. Predator with four all-new online maps.

Two new Multiplayer maps for six different online modes:

• Docks: Horror comes from the deep at Weyland-Yutani’s abandoned dockyard.
• Outpost: Reclaimed by BG-386’s voracious jungle plant life, this is the perfect hunting ground for all manner of wildlife.

Two new Survivor maps in which up to four Marines battle to stay alive against increasing swarms of Aliens:

• Hive: Deep in the heart of Freya’s Prospect lies the Xenomorph Hive. Beware all who enter here.
• Machine: Will you brave the Refinery? The lights may be on, but nobody’s home... Yet.
• Aliens vs. Predator: Bughunt Map Pack: Welcome to the killing grounds of BG-386. Prove your skills on four new multiplayer maps spanning jungle swamps, Alien crashsites, industrial complexes and ancient temples. Your environment will be your deadliest enemy - constant rainstorms batter you, fog hides your predators with only a flash of lightning to show the way through.

The Bughunt Map Pack features two maps for Survivor Mode and two maps for all other Multiplayer Modes.

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• As the Marine, you'll experience a claustrophobic and terrifying experience where light is your friend, but there's never enough. However, the United States Marine Corps are humanity's last line of defence, and as such they are armed to the teeth with the very latest in high explosive and automatic weaponry.
• As the Predator, you will stalk from the shadows and from above, passing athletically through the treetops to ambush your victims. Although equipped with an array of powerful, exotic weapons and tracking equipment, honour ultimately dictates that you must get in close and take your trophies face to face.
• As the most deadly species in the universe, the Alien offers you the chance to play as the very stuff of nightmares - the monster in the dark swarming forward with countless others, jaws like a steel trap and claws like blades.
• Play all sides off against each other in a series of unique 3-way online modes and go tooth-to-claw-to-pulse rifle in the reinvention of one of multiplayer gaming's defining moments.

Alien Aircraft

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Alien Half Marathon

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Entity name

• N/A (uses the brush entity 'func_tracktrain' in HL and BS)
• monster_flyer (HLD)

Alien Aircraft,^[1] also known as Manta Rays or simply Mantas^[1][1] are large creatures used as living aircraft by the Xenian 'Military' during the Black Mesa incident, both around the Black Mesa compound and Xen.

Overview

There are two types of Alien Aircraft. One type, encountered in the first map of the Half-Life chapter Interloper, has a pointed head and a single tail. The other, which is encountered in all Half-Life games, has a cleft head and two tails. The outer hides of both are impervious to damage even from the RPG.

Attack Ship

These aliens are capable of reaching the speed of a military fighter jet, evidenced by the shock waves created as they zoom past; In addition, the Alien Aircraft are capable of generating an orange beam of energy from their similarly colored underside, most notably seen in the beginning of Opposing Force, where several crafts take down US Ospreys Goose 7 and 3 using the same beam.

It is yet unknown how this ray-shaped Alien Aircraft is capable of hovering above ground, emitting light and generating high-voltage electricity beams, however, their seemingly intelligent behavior and quick reactions suggest that these alien flying machines are in fact living beings with a somewhat sophisticated predator-like intelligence. They seem to ignore living beings which are smaller than them, they don't even react to being attacked, which suggests that the Alien Aircrafts' outer layer is impenetrable for most types of weapons, even high-powered energy blasts will leave them unharmed. Another theory is that if these Aircrafts are living beings, they are capable of self-healing and regenerating themselves.

Despite the Alien Aircraft's' peaceful nature, they can be unimaginably dangerous in battle. The single-tailed specimens are capable of emitting a highly destructive energy beam from their broadside, killing a living creature instantly, or destroying heavily armored machines and structures (the destruction of the two Escort Carriers are the most notable examples). The downside is, however, the alien aircraft must re-charge itself from time to time between these energy beam attacks, and it also requires precise aiming as well. Having no other attacking capabilities, the Alien Aircraft's tough outer shell and high agility is essential for them to survive.

The twin-tailed variant of the alien aircraft is seemingly unarmed, though it's just as quick and heavily armored as the single-tailed counterpart.

Alien Aircrafts are also capable of vaporizing into thin air and re-appear a more distant location using the same method, although this ability was only seen being used on Xen. It is noticable alien aircraft don't use the same method of teleporting as other Xen creatures.

Drop Ship

The double-tailed Alien Aircraft is used widely by other Xen aliens, usually for transporting Alien Grunts, somewhat imitating deployment of US Marines from Ospreys, as well as the troop transport structures commonly carried by Combine Dropships. However, as they pass by, it is notable that these soldiers appear through violet flashes from its skin, suggesting that it merely teleports them from other places.

Behind the scenes

As it is only named in the Half-Life Prima Guide that few players own, the Alien Aircraft is commonly known among players as the 'Manta Ray', due to its similarities with the fish of the same name. 'Flyer' is also sometimes used, as it is its entity name in Decay.

Trivia

• In Half-Life: Decay, a double-tailed Alien Aircraft serves as the game's final boss, and bears a couple slight differences to its counterparts. Specifically, A scarlet red underside with a slit down the middle, and faint yellow stripes on its outer skin.

• This particular Alien Aircraft appearance is the only one that can be destroyed by rockets. Its purpose is to destroy the 'Displacement beacon' set up by Dr. Richard Keller, meant to create a 'Resonance reversal'.

• The Alien Aircrafts that destroy 'Goose 3' and '7' are also colored differently than their normal appearances.

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List of appearances

• Half-Life(First appearance)

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