Q1) Is it improtant to have bosses in levels
A: Nope, not in fps games.

Q2) Number the following with 1 being most important. What is the most important thing about a mod: Storyline, Gameplay, Desgin of the levels, Weapons, Textures.
A: Gameplay.

Q3) What do you think is a good length for a proper half-life 1/2 like mod.
A: Dunno, at least a few hours of play?

Q4) Do you still play half-life1 multiplayer, if yes, how often, and do you play online.
A: Never play it.

Q5) Do you own a copy of half-life1
A: Nope.

Q6) Do you own a copy of half-life2
A: Nope.

Q7) What difficulty did you choose when you first played half-life1
A: Normal.

Q8) What difficultys have you finished half-life1 on
A: Only once and it was on normal.

Q9) If you downloaded reddawn, what difficulty would you play singleplayer on.
A: Normal.

Q10) Do you use cheats to finish the half-life 1 campaign. Be honest.
A: Nah, cheats take the fun away.

Q11) Whats better, a simple storyline or a complex cool story line.
A: Doesn't necessarily have to be complex, as long as it's good. A good storyline can really improve a game.

Q12) Do you still check out half-life1 maps and mods and download them or are you more of a half-life2 man.
A: Don't play either of them.

Q1) Is it improtant to have bosses in levels
Not so much bosses as a major challenge. For example, the tentacle in Blast Pit is not really a boss since you dont directly fight it, but it is a good challenge, with a good buildup, and it feels damn sweet to push the button. A boss is just a particular implementation of a final challenge to give a sense of completion.

Q2) Number the following with 1 being most important. What is the most important thing about a mod: Storyline, Gameplay, Desgin of the levels, Weapons, Textures.
Gameplay is number one, since all the other things are really there to support and enhance good gameplay. Level design, in a game flow sense is the second most important thing, since it contributes a lot to the gameplay. Storyline is third, it gives the mod a sense of structure and, when done correctly, gives a player a goal to work towards. Weapons can make the gameplay novel and fun, so they come fourth. Textures are important, since they enhance the visual experience for the player, but I dont feel they contribute as much to the experience as the other four.

Q3) What do you think is a good length for a proper half-life 1/2 like mod.
For a singleplayer campaign, it should probably be somewhere between Blue Shift and Opposing Force. Blue shift was good but felt a bit short, and if its much longer than opposing force you risk the player losing interest and, worse, the quality of work suffering from being stretched over an epic story.

Q4) Do you still play half-life1 multiplayer, if yes, how often, and do you play online.
I would if I had it on my steam list.

Q5) Do you own a copy of half-life1
Yes, I bought the platinum pack.

Q6) Do you own a copy of half-life2
Yes.

Q7) What difficulty did you choose when you first played half-life1
Easy, I like to experience the story without worrying too much about my health the first time.

Q8) What difficultys have you finished half-life1 on
All of them.

Q9) If you downloaded reddawn, what difficulty would you play singleplayer on.
See 7.

Q10) Do you use cheats to finish the half-life 1 campaign. Be honest.
Occasionally, when I get stuck in level transitions in pipes and such noclip is the only option.

Q11) Whats better, a simple storyline or a complex cool story line.
Depends on how well its communicated to the player. Half-life (1 and 2) has good story delivery, enough is told for the player to understand the goal, but enough is hinted at to keep the player interested.

Q12) Do you still check out half-life1 maps and mods and download them or are you more of a half-life2 man.
I dont really download maps or mods any more. I've checked out a couple for HL2 but with work and school commitments, and video card death, I dont have the time to sit around and properly try out new mods.

Q1) Is it improtant to have bosses in levels
Yeah, it adds another dimension to the game

Q2) Number the following with 1 being most important. What is the most important thing about a mod: Storyline, Gameplay, Desgin of the levels, Weapons, Textures.
levels(+textures), weapons, gameplay, storyline

Q3) What do you think is a good length for a proper half-life 1/2 like mod.
at least an hours worth of play on easy

Q4) Do you still play half-life1 multiplayer, if yes, how often, and do you play online.
no

Q5) Do you own a copy of half-life1
hl1:source

Q6) Do you own a copy of half-life2
affrimative

Q7) What difficulty did you choose when you first played half-life1
have not played hl1

Q8) What difficultys have you finished half-life1 on
none

Q9) If you downloaded reddawn, what difficulty would you play singleplayer on. normal

Q10) Do you use cheats to finish the half-life 1 campaign. Be honest.
no (only game I ever used cheats on was "far cry")

Q11) Whats better, a simple storyline or a complex cool story line.
depends on the game

Q12) Do you still check out half-life1 maps and mods and download them or are you more of a half-life2 man.
no , me hl2 man