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Regarding getting him up the elevator, yes he clipped out of my hands occasionally, probably because the Strider was sniping me through the slits; best way I found was to leave him on the floor, near the button whilst I hid behind the crate, until the door opens and then grab him and make a run for it whilst crouching. Still needed to reload one or two times after taking damage on the way to the gun, dropping my chum and being unable to find where he flew off too again, but... he's finally back amongst the stars again now. Sniff. Farewell, brave Gnomstronaut!
I didn't need to continue until the true ending, the achievement popped whilst approaching the beam for me.
(There's a 3d print file if you know anyone with a printer and you're still maudlin for the midget...)
The ending gave me one... emotional bond with the dwarf.
Valve should at least sell it so that I can quench this feeling of losing a dwarf friend.
until you reload