What is the text at the top say that flashes by? And why is the title in Brackets?
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Also, re: the very final scene,
either Aperture Science is absolutely MASSIVE to allow Chell to have traveled all the way to an area with plains, or Valve still has no idea what Northeast Ohio looks like; the Enrichment Center parking lot had MOUNTAINS in the background in the first game, for heaven's sake! As a Clevelander myself, nothing would have made me happier than to see Chell emerge blinking into a cloudy, rainy day and then look around and find herself in the flats, with some seagulls staring at her. Oh well.
Nitpicking? Complaining? I was trying to see if anyone else had the issue, or if I should be checking something with my settings. But, y'know, nice job turning my question into an attack on the game.
Only the Borealis schematics (and maybe also the aperturescience.com website? - I don't remember) mentioned the location ofYeah, I read up on the problem the other night. Thanks Falcon. It's a noted problem on the Portal 2 Bugs thread on Steampowered, so hopefully Valve does get around to it. I'll probably shoot their bug team a mail just to add another name to the list of people the issue is affecting. And yeah, forum's been around since 2003. [GLaDOS] It's been a loooooooooong time. [/GLaDOS]
ZT, it's mentioned several times. We've actually known since Episode 2.
Borealis schematics. Also in Portal 2, check out the trophy case in the old waiting room.
On a side note, has anyone taken notice ofin the extras section?the Super 8 interactive teaser
If by Upper Michigan they mean the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, then geographically it's very far from Ohio, additionally separated by two lakes. That, I think, excludes the possibility of its being a single facility.
http://scrawlfx.com/2011/04/portal-2-was-originally-a-game-without-portalsPortal 2 was originally a game without portals
You know what I kinda think as well:Chell was repeatedly taunted by Glados about her adopted family. There was a section of a science fair with Aperture daughters who made reports about volcano's, etc. Was Chell one of these kids? More importantly is CJ, Chells adopted dad and is Caroline/Glados, Chells adopted mom? Maybe that part of Glados is erased about having an adopted daughter making her way less human. *Others are saying this as well:
Thank you! I missed that painting when I played and I never noticed the "by Chell" on the giant potato. I'm surprised the giant potato didn't come back into the story at some point.
In a way it did - it's outright stated by wheatley (if you hang around) that that one potato is now the source for all other potatoes within the facility, and hence is the source of the one GLaDOS finds herself running on.
I finished up the co-op section with a friend today and I honestly think it's better than the SP or compliments it. Yes Glenn, the co-op is integral to the storyline of the game. However please don't open this spoiler to reveal spoilers about the ending of the co-op section and ending of Portal 2:
I was checking out flamehaus.com and they brought up a funny conclusion. Is the ARG before Portal 2 canon? Look at these pics part of the ARG:
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Does this mean the field you saw in Portal 2 at the end is a giant farm inside Aperture? There was a random electrical shed in the middle of nowhere perhaps, but it would be more exciting if the ending is like "The Truman Show" when the sky is fake, etc.
Also the co-op ending blew my mind. Tons and tons of test subjects in stasis vats. It was creepy and they had no pupils (just model renders). I just hope they are HL3 civilian models. :naughty: However it strongly resembled the Combine yet again. Eli and anybody unlucky to hitch a ride on the Nova Prospekt Express train to be turned into a Stalker was put into some kind of stasis. Aperture had a whole bunch of people put in tubes but the Combine put people in metal cages.
Plus when we saw the first trailer for Portal, we knew something was going on with Aperture and the Combine (turrets, balls of energy, etc). This game though confirmed it IMO.