I do love Valve. A lot. The production values and decision-making in all of their games is top-notch, and it absolutely shows. I could go on about it, but in order to keep this from turning into a geekout fest (more of a geekout fest) I’m just going to leave this here. If you haven’t already figured it out its Ellis, one of the survivors from Left4Dead2, and Scout, one of the characters from Team Fortess 2, engaged in civil discussion. Over what, though? This one has also been colored, you can see the full-color version here. I do love Valve. A lot. The production values and decision-making in all of their games is top-notch, and it absolutely shows. I could go on about it, but in order to keep this from turning into a geekout fest (more of a geekout fest) I’m just going to leave this here. If you haven’t already figured it out its Ellis, one of the survivors from Left4Dead2, and Scout, one of the characters from Team Fortess 2, engaged in civil discussion. Over what, though? This one has also been colored, you can see the full-color version here.

I do love Valve. A lot. The production values and decision-making in all of their games is top-notch, and it absolutely shows. I could go on about it, but in order to keep this from turning into a geekout fest (more of a geekout fest) I’m just going to leave this here. If you haven’t already figured it out its Ellis, one of the survivors from Left4Dead2, and Scout, one of the characters from Team Fortess 2, engaged in civil discussion. Over what, though? This one has also been colored, you can see the full-color version here.