A disappointed Gman punishes Shephard by banishing him to another dimension, which later turns out to be home to the Race X. Shephard later joins the survivors when he deduces Gman was the mastermind behind the incident, and allows them to escape through a portal while he holds off Gman's agents. In the short story Half-Life: Chronicles, Shephard is deployed by Gman to eliminate survivors of the Black Mesa Incident who are attempting to flee the United States. His name may be a homage to the Opposing Force protagonist, Adrian Shephard. He committed suicide with a grenade in order to avoid capture by the Combine. In the short movie, Beyond Black Mesa, there is a character named "Adrian Shephard", who seems to be a young Resistance member, adept of martial arts. In Half-Life: Echoes, the player begins having numerous visions and one involves an osprey coming into view where the G-Man is talking to Shepherd during the ending of Half-Life: Opposing Force. There are a few inconsistencies between both games however. This is parallel to the events of Half-Life: Opposing Force, where Shephard disarms the bomb after a group of Black Ops grunts are arming it.
He is also seen the second Sweet Half Lifeending, still trapped on an isolated Xen island.Īdrian Shephard may have had a cameo in Half-Life: Black Ops, as the player character Declan Walker attempts to escape Black Mesa after arming a nuclear warhead the wounded Declan sees Shephard appear and disarm the bomb before leaving.
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He is also the main protagonist of the Half Life 2 mod The Awakening, where he is responsible for unleashing the Antlions upon the world, posing problems to the Combine. In the ending to Sweet Half-Life, Adrian Shephard is seen with his crashed Osprey along with a radio and campfire after being left by the G-Man, a UFO appears before the curious Shephard and as he approaches the ship, a mysterious HEV suit-wearing lady appears and takes him elsewhere. Shephard can be seen in the distance standing before collapsing during the conflict between the marines and the aliens. Shephard's Osprey is witnessed to crash just like the beginning of Opposing Force. Shephard also appears during Point of View, a semi-sequel to Azure Sheep which takes place during the events of the game but through the perspective of a Vortigaunt.
This situation deviates from the Opposing Force as it doesn't fit into any part of that game. However Shephard ends up being abducted by Vortigaunts and vanishes, which results in the HECU returning to being hostile. Later on he briefly teams up with Barney which results in the HECU marines becoming friendly. He is first seen when entering a portal at the Lambda Complex. Shephard appears in the Half-Life mod Azure Sheep as an NPC and can interact with the player Barney and speaks.
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