HL1: possible to get onto the building

[aruseni]

At c2a2g you can climb onto the top of the building.

[aruseni]

And here is another example (c2a2h).

[MrSchism]

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How exactly did you manage this?

[aruseni]

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Climbing is easy. You just have to get to a suitable mountain or some other inclined plane (some building walls let you climb up, too) and jump on it, then continue pressing “W” (forward key). It takes about 10 or 15 seconds to climb up there.

[johndrinkwater]

Any changes to this would break most speed‐runs though, wouldn’t it? where’s the fun in that!

[aruseni]

I was actually thinking that these little issues could be solved by placing a few invisible brushes on the maps. But in another hand this is not that important. In fact, even if you’re stuck and can’t get out of the “unplayable” area, you can still load the last save and continue playing (without climbing up there again). So it’s more a matter of taste.