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| “ | I only had one thing to give up for this job...
My humanity... Some would say... I never had it anyway. |
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| ~ 3650's opening monologue. |
Aiden Walker, better known as Unit 3650 and the Bad Cop, is the main protagonist of the Half-Life fan-game duology Entropy: Zero.
Personality[]
3650, is a cynical, narcissistic and ruthless, yet effective and cunning soldier for the Combine. 3650 is intensely loyal to the Combine (for the promise of the perk of allowing him to investigate the disappearance of his daughter) and was considered a bootlicker by his fellow Metro Cops. He was also remarked as being a "freak" apparently being very brutal when dealing with citizens so much even fellow Metro Cops were disgusted. 3650 can only recount a single person he liked to work with, and only really warms up to a sentient turret he finds in the bowels of Arbeit communications, actually being saddened by its "death". The only person he cares about more than himself is his daughter, who is the only reason he complies with the Combine's requests in the first place in hopes of finding her one day. A Combine Advisor taunts him during their battle that he "gave her away" which 3650 is either in denial about or just can't prove is false.
Biography[]
Past[]
Little detail is given for Aiden Walker's past, aside from specific information he gives in conversation. He was formerly a prison guard, and he was married to an unnamed wife and fathered his only child, his daughter Ava. Eventually, his wife died of an unknown illness and Ava was kidnapped. This sent him spiraling over the edge of sanity. Soon, he was arrested for the crime of murdering his own daughter (which he insists he did not do). He was sent to prison, put on medication, and abandoned by society. This was, until the Combine invaded Earth. He was recruited by the Combine to serve as a Civil Protection Officer, a job which he gladly obliged to. They also claimed that in exchange for service, they would help him locate his daughter and her kidnapper. He only had one thing to give up, his humanity. Which some would say he never had anyway.
Sometime during his employment in Civil Protection as a Metro Cop, 3650 is assigned to exterminate headcrabs in the vents of the station. While in the vents, he witnesses other Metro Cops looking into the profiles of each other and what they did before the Combine invaded, before eventually getting to 3650's file. After briefly reading it, they decide to fudge his numbers so he doesn't get his selected perk. Thrust into a fit of rage, 3650 exits the vents and arms himself with a pistol before killing all of them. Afterwards, 3650 is apprehended and punished for his actions by being sent to the outlands in order to get him away from city cops for a while.
Entropy: Zero[]
In chapter 1, 3650, whom had recently been recruited, takes part in a raid of a resistance hideout. 3650 and his allies kill everyone inside the building before boarding a transport train bound for City 17. However, a crash occurs in City 10, killing everyone but 3650. City 10 had been abandoned due to an outbreak of CFLU, with the exception of a few remaining rebel strongpoints.
In chapter 2, 3650 infiltrates one of the strong points that is filled with heavily armed fighters and turrets. After sweeping the main building of all resistance members, 3650 comes across a fellow Metro Cop captured on the top floor. However, after rescuing the captured Metro Cop, 3650 is knocked out by the Metro Cop who is revealed to be Barney Calhoun. His body is dragged outside and driven to another outpost before being dumped into a large hole, in an abandoned underground area filled with dead Overwatch soldiers.
In chapter 3, 3650 wakes up and makes his way through an abandoned underground train station, shooting his way through numerous hordes of zombies and headcrabs until making his way to an abandoned Combine bullet transport depot. After defending himself against another horde of zombies and making his escape, 3650 lands on an electrified floor, causing his night vision goggles to malfunction. With his goggles temporarily out, 3650 relies on a nearby Stalker as his primary light source along with some flares. After escorting the Stalker through a couple of rooms in the underground tunnel and shooting his way through more zombies, 3650's headset reactivates. He then arrives at another bullet transport depot and rides a bullet train to a Combine facility known as Pillar 10, a citadel-like structure which was taken over by Vortigaunts.
In chapter 4, After going through a ventilation tube, 3650 ends up in one of the deeper areas of the facility. After shooting his way through numerous Vortigaunts, as well as a Vortigaunt-controlled Combine Hunter, 3650 discovers a device known as the Quanticode, which was the source of power for Pillar 10. After destroying the machine and killing the Vortigaunts' leader, 3650 becomes temporarily frozen in place. Sometime later, he is awoken in a chamber in Nova Prospekt, by a Combine Advisor. The advisor tells him that he has received a promotion, which requires a transfer into another, artificially enhanced body. He lets out a pained scream as the machine powers on.
Entropy: Zero 2[]
After some time, E:Z2 begins with 3650 waking up in the upper floor of Nova Prospekt. His mind had been transferred into a different body, which, itself had been cloned countless times. 3650 is told that he is the last of his clones. The base has seemingly been attacked and it is overridden with antlions. He receives a transmission from a Combine Advisor instructing him to locate the triple-agent, Judith Mossman.
After being escorted out by an extraction team, 3650 is taken to Arbeit Communications, a research facility that the resistance had established a base in. 3650 battles and fights his way through the building only to discover that not only has Judith already left, but there is another clone of him. This clone has gone rogue and is attempting to sabotage the Combine, after discovering that they had never wanted to help him. The clone attempts to convince 3650 to join him but these efforts fail, and he is dropped into the bowls of Arbeit. After his weapons are disintegrated by a Material Emancipation Grill, he discovers a sentient robotic turret named Wilson. Wilson had apparently interacted with 3650's clone, and 3650 is forced to bring Wilson along with him to open doors locked behind a computer terminal that only Wilson can access. At the final elevator, 3650 is given the ultimatum of bringing Wilson with him or not and it is up to the player to do so. If 3650 chose to bring Wilson with him, the duo as well as other Combine Soldiers all make their way to the arctic vessel, the Borealis before the Resistance and his clone can find it, as it presumably has Judith inside of it. After making his way to the top of Arbeit's tower he apprehends Judith Mossman and is about to extract her before his clone appears. The clone chases Judith and 3650 but both are able to escape him, much to the clone's anger. Later 3650 confronts his clone again and severely injures him, damaging his voice modulator even more. After fending off The Resistance's final push against The Combine at a lift, he rides up on it and if 3650 brought Wilson with him, the latter will "die" to injuries sustained during the fight with 3650's clone. 3650 can put him in a conveyor belt to Arbeit's core, allowing him to control the facility after being revived. Continuing forward, he finds his clone slumped against the gate to the bridge to The Borealis, and executes him after the clone's request, unless the player waits too long and the Advisor simply crushes him with a freight container.
*Entropy: Zero 2 features multiple endings and as of now it is unknown which ending is considered "canon".
Combine Ending[]
For his work, the Combine Advisor appears to him again, and attempts to "award him" by removing his painful memories. However, 3650 refuses its offer. Afterwards, the Advisor reveals that the reward is mandatory. The Advisor then wipes his memory before letting him go, as he is now the ultimate combine soldier. In an after-credits scene, 3650 is seen overlooking The Borealis in a control station near it, before the perimeter is breached and he briefly collapses before being cornered by Dog and a duo of Vortigaunts, and immediately after is shot in the back by who is presumed to be Gordon Freeman.
G-Man Ending[]
For his work, the Combine Advisor appears to him again, and attempts to award him by removing his painful memories. However, 3650 refuses his offer. He then engages battle with the Advisor's projection before killing him. 3650 then destroys the inhibitors on the outside of The Borealis, causing it to enter inter-dimensional travel. He awakens inside the ship, making his way up to the deck meeting with the G-man, waiting for him. G-man reveals that he and his "employers" had been watching him and that they are impressed with his work. G-man then tells 3650 that they owe him a "debt" for buying him time, before asking if he has any desires on his mind. 3650 reveals that he wishes for every copy of him to be destroyed. G-man teleports both of them to a chamber filled with baby advisors. G-man instructs 3650 to destroy the baby advisors, to which he obliges. G-man then teleports them to 3650's old cell before revealing that he must leave as it seems he has been found. G-man abandons 3650 in the cell. 3650 is recaptured by The Advisor and is tortured and has his memories wiped.
Wilson Ending[]
*The Wilson ending plays out normally up to the reveal of 3650 being captured by The Advisor
Just before 3650 is tortured and his memory wiped, Wilson turns the tables on The Advisor and kills it by re-routing the energy it tried to use to torture 3650 into its room instead of the former's. Wilson frees 3650 and gives him a prototype AR2, before it ends on a cliffhanger as 3650 cocks it.
1000 IQ Ending[]
*The G-man ending plays out normally up to the reveal of the baby advisors.
Rather than destroy the baby advisors, 3650 instead chooses to kick G-man. G-man, disappointed, teleports an unarmed 3650 to Xen with a Gonome, where he is beaten to death. This "ending" has been dubbed the "1000 IQ" ending by fans and essentially functions as a nonstandard game over.
Trivia[]
- If Wilson dies during the latter part of the game where 3650 is able to bond with him, 3650 will scream out "Wilson? Wilson? WIIIIILSOOOON!". This is a reference to Metal Gear Solid's game over screen.
- In the second game, we don't technically play as the same 3650 from the first game, but instead as the last of his many clones sent out by the Combine.
- The original 3650 is visible as a slug-like creature in the G-Man ending, where the player can choose to kill him or to instead kick the G-Man and killed for their insolence.
- He is somewhat considered the opposite of Gordon Freeman.