AJ Rimmer
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There is a hole in the sky, through which things can fly.
The cake is a lie, for it is a pie!
Solved.
GENIUS! Now we must decode!
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There is a hole in the sky, through which things can fly.
The cake is a lie, for it is a pie!
Solved.
The character is new. Not Shepard.by rearranging the letters in a geosyncronis polycryptic method, i came up with this:
Wake up, Shephard. Wake up and smell the ashes.
Upps...quoted wrong person, was ment to quote solace
Where have you been the latest months?
I suggest you check out Steam Media....
by rearranging the letters in a geosyncronis polycryptic method, i came up with this:
Steam media is the same as it always was...
The character is new. Not Shepard.
Is that the method where you switch the letters around as much as possible and replace them with other letters to fit your needs?
It seems Portal is generating more interest than Episode 2 at the moment. It's because it's a new game, new character and a bit more of a mystery. Especially with this website.
According to the code inside the SWF, that screenshot's fake since the only two passwords it will ever accept are PORTAL and PORTALS. BTW, the external .as file imported in the first frame of the .fla is called "c2A.as." Maybe, just maybe there's a bit more that can be deciphered according to the ames of the external files. I mean we already ApertureScience16.swf, c2A.as, and security02.flv. Then we have 50 questions, a certain amount of choices per question, etc. Maybe I'm obsessessing a bit.
I just want to know who the heck is he and what he's doing there. That's all, is that too much to ask for? That and the plot of the game.
We know from this website that the individual (you) works at Aperture Labratories () and that no workers have been allowed to leave. It appears they may have been drugged to make them forget that they have not been allowed to leave as it takes a message from a co-worker to remind you. This may be how you get into the relaxation vault with no struggle. Perhaps related to the HL2 line "They put something in the water etc."
Apart from having a bald spot, and not being Adrian Shepard, your on-screen avatar appears to be wearing an all-in-one orange suit, similar to the ones seen worn in prisons. Whether this is a sort of uniform worn at Aperture Laboratories or whether he was placed in this suit for the experiment remains to be seen.
The people who put you into this situation don't seem to care whether you live or die and even provide a questionairre basically asking whether a friend or family member would investigate the facility in case of your death. They employ a calm female voice which is computer generated. This could mean they don't have an actual female capable of recording the voice hence your management could be of alien persuasion, incapable of English speech.
The architecture is unlike anything we've seen in the Half Life series before. Most certainly not Combine, yet a bit more elaborate than the human architecture seen in Black Mesa. Round doors, glass cubes and cushioned walls show an almost sterile environment, similar to a mental institute almost. The rising stairs seen in the trailer certainly imply someone went to great lengths to build this trap, beyond just rooms and platforms. The gun turrets aren't standard miltary as seen in Half Life and even look more advanced than the ones seen under Combine controls. Or they atleast have a nicer shape. Combine orb sockets and orbs themselves are shown which, unless are a placeholder, must bear some relations to the ones seen in HL2+Ep1 especially if it is in the same universe. If it were mere coincidence, people would question why the orbs looked the same in the same universe.
Right... I think, by just using the information we've seen so far, that is a pretty good summary of some story points and the like. Perhaps some wild speculation, but I tend to do that when I start typing. I develop ideas on the fly. So if that post is longer and more rambling than I expected, I apologise.
I already knew that all, but thanks for the summary anyways. What I really meant is I would like to know his name and if this character is at all apart of the half-life universe related to the one Gordon's in, I would like to know maybe what he's doing there? Is he talkative at all? quiet? monotone? You know something a little more specific than just: oh he's got an orange jump suit and he's bald! And he's trapped in a huge puzzle! hooray!
Mmm... no. On the other hand, those who got EP1 should get a discount for EP2. The primer certainly wasn't worth the $19.99.Even if they asked 100$ I'd be happy to pay for it.
Mmm... no. On the other hand, those who got EP1 should get a discount for EP2. The primer certainly wasn't worth the $19.99.
Mmm... no. On the other hand, those who got EP1 should get a discount for EP2. The primer certainly wasn't worth the $19.99.
i doubt that the picture [about falken] is real, why would he remove the taskbar?
Mmm... no. On the other hand, those who got EP1 should get a discount for EP2. The primer certainly wasn't worth the $19.99.
I think EP1 is definately worth $20 (£12 to the Brits), and i'll pay anything to be playing EP2.
Knightmare, an IP is your computer's 'name', identification number in the net, and that's why it does not change.