As Gilfrarry says, please be more specific.

To be more precise, the error I get is first:
S2_GetSpace: overflow without FSB_ALLOWOVERFLOW set on Server Datagram

After that error, I get from Visual C++ Library:
Program: …./hl.exe
R6025 – pure virtual function call

and this is in map sk03b whenever I go back to the turret I’m supposed to run away from.

Navigate to the “…Half-Life/value/models” directory and make a copy of mbarrel.mdl
Rename copied file: rbarrel.mdl
Continue playing game.

“Mod_NumForName: /models/rbarrel.mdl not found”

This error comes after i shot down the transporthelicopter and go down into the “sewer”; somekind of kanal
and it colapses and then is a mapchange and then: Fatal Error.
I am realy sad – i tried it moar then once 8(
(nearly any other mod on this site works fluent)

But the 1 to 1 1/2 houres of gameplay are worth it!

List of maps can be viewed by command ‘maps *’ in console.

By the way, two main path of hazard course merged back in level “ON A BASEMENT”

bring this create(box), just push (or fall) inside fan

And thanks for reminding me of “Case Closed”. It’s worth a replay

Your evil twin – that’s a really nicely written comment. Thank you for taking the time to write something that adds value to the site.

I have sent you an email.

I’m not asking for an awesome epic ending or anything, it could have just been one minute long. Or even shorter – the old mod “Case Closed” is a good example. You open a door and are confronted by the G-Man and four soldiers, BANG black screen and cool music from The Terminator. That’s a three-second-ending, yet was more satisfying than Residual Point’s ending, which simply wasn’t an ending. It wasn’t even a “to be continued”. The bit where it said “THE END…?” made me hang around after the credits and listen to the music, and after five minutes it said “The End. (Really.)” The final room even included health and ammo pick-ups suggesting there was supposed to be something more, so what happened, the mod author just got bored and gave up?

Heck, the bit with G-Man and all the green lightning in the middle of the game seemed more like an ending than the final anticlimax. I almost got the feeling that entire mod was a gigantic sadistic practical joke or something, like Half-Quake: Amen. If you backtrack in the parking area once you have the scientists and Barney you come across a battle with soldiers and TWO gargs, and once you defeat them (only possible if you happen to have a ludicrous amount of explosives) you bring a scientist to a previously locked door and… he tries to use it but it is still inoperable. Scientist says “I expected this would happen” and then you are attacked by even more enemies. So that means the game actually PUNISHES the player for exploring an alternative route! You use up all your ammo, probably have very little health yet, then get ambushed. Lovely.

And it is weird that he didn’t make those “portal storm” maps part of the actual game, cause they were good fun – and hard – and would have made sense at the end of the mod after the final portal. The player returns from Xen to find Earth even more heavily infested and with a Xen sky. The ending could have just been getting in a vehicle and driving off. That way it would have seemed like the player had accomplished something. Or perhaps attempting to escape but getting killed instead, if the creator wanted the ending to be anticlimax. Would have been better than no ending at all.

The current ending in Xen doesn’t seem like any accomplishment, you’ve killed a bunch of aliens but as far as you can tell you haven’t defeated anything important and you haven’t escaped from Xen. Imagine if a movie ended like that – the hero spends the whole movie fighting for his life, killing loads of bad guys, in an incredibly stylish and awesome way with loads of big explosions and great special effects, and at the end he… walks into another area. End credits. Woohoo.

You can’t just stick end credits onto the end of a fight and call that an ending. So while I give this mod a massive thumbs up for most of the experience, but a massive thumbs down for pretending to be a complete mod when it is actually unfinished.

There I was, stepping into a portal to what I thought would be the final ending sequence, or a movie with G-Man, or SOMETHING, but instead it is just a black screen and end credits! The player goes to Xen, kills aliens, but doesn’t accomplish anything! Or escape! Is it supposed to be part one, with a future mod continuing the story? It says “The End…?” But even so, it should have some kind of final sequence, some kind of pay-off, some kind of reward for defeating the LONGEST Half-Life mod ever. Not just a fade-to-black and end credits.

As an extreme Half-Life veteran I appreciated a mod that was a challenge, this mod is tough. I played on medium difficulty, but the high health of enemies and the fact that the female assassins could turn invisible makes me think he rigged it so that medium was actually hard mode. I didn’t mind, it made defeating all those enemies and getting to the end of the game without cheating really satisfying. And it was great that it included male assassins (Black Ops) from Opposing Force, and we got to see them fighting human soldiers. And even the weird zombie soldiers kind of made sense, cause the player could see the Xen aliens were doing some kind of weird experiments with humans. If this mod had an actual ENDING I’d give it a high score, but instead I got left with the feeling that the 2 days playing this mod were a massive waste of time.

Thanks to this page on the mod creator’s website http://memolog.blog.naver.com/toxagen/49 I knew about the other routes, I had a permanent save in the part in Xen where the routes split off. So I tried the other route, to see if it had a different ending. Nope. Got to fight a different way through Xen, it was quite cool and I think more enjoyable than the other route, but it still had the same non-ending, and this route didn’t even have a boss-fight.

Also, if you activate sv_cheats 1 and then type map xk02r you can access some extra hidden bonus maps. It’s cool, fighting enemies in a totally bombed and destroyed Black Mesa with a Xen “portal storm” sky! Have to use the impluse 101 cheat to get HEV suit and weapons cause you start with nothing and it is tough combat right from the start. It has the chapter name “Residual Point”, the actual name of the mod. Some pretty good combat, and all of the enemies from the mod. When I progressed and found it was actually several maps, and I then got a new chapter name, “Final Escape”, I thought I had uncovered the real secret ending to the mod! But there is no way to escape from the Final Escape map, at the end it is just locked doors. (I even grenade jumped up into a high vent only to discover the vent was a dead-end, damn.) I noclipped around to check if I had missed something, but no, it is an unfinished map. Also, if you quick load while in Final Escape the game crashes (though you can start the game again and then load a save from that map).

The Residual Point/Final Escape maps should have been what happened after the last portal on Xen. That would have been a cool ending – returning to Earth and discovering it now having portal storms with a Xen sky. And the end of the Final Escape map should have been the player getting in a truck or train or aircraft and actually escaping from Black Mesa or something. It is disapointing to see a mod-maker with such obvious and amazing talent and skill end the biggest and hardest most epic Half-Life mod ever with such an anticlimax. To me it seems like he had decided he had worked on it long enough and decided to just release it unfinished.

If you want to have a long and hard Half-Life experience then play the Timeline series of mods. If you play Timeline, Timeline II: Iced Earth and Timeline III: Heart of Darkness one after another, you’ll have an experience just as long and just as enjoyable, and with an actual awesome ending. I suppose Residual Point is just about worth playing, but bear in mind right from the start that it doesn’t have an ending.

well, it’s not over after the explosives part.

Indeed. This part (Hazard course/teleport 2) goes on for a while, and backtracks to earlier sections, opening doors that were closed before. Then there’s a train ride. After that however, it becomes identical to the main game. So it looks like this is an earlier version, with a different beginning. I can’t be sure, because i quit after about one chapter of this. Didn’t want to do the same thing again… So it could have a different ending. All in all it’s a bit confusing.