Leminnes
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Portal 2 Spoilered discussion
- Thread starter LeSwordfish
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Agreed on the commentary being lacking. I guess I'm not too surprised at the scarcity since this is, really, the first full-length game they've made where the commentary ran all the way through (as opposed to the Left 4 Deads which only put them in one campaign). But I wish they had covered more technology stuff. Like that new water system that they apparently put so much effort into, or how the gel blobs work, or how they got the multiple env_projectedtexture entities to work and what had been holding it back before.
They didn't even mention the new feature that made held objects not get knocked out of your hands when you go through a portal, although I guess that speaks for itself.
They didn't even mention the new feature that made held objects not get knocked out of your hands when you go through a portal, although I guess that speaks for itself.
Jack Riguel
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oooo new section for portal 2! 
I'd move to vote for this topic to be sticked as it's already serving well for a general discussion thread.
I'd move to vote for this topic to be sticked as it's already serving well for a general discussion thread.
The new feature that makes objects not get knocked out of your hands is damn odd. Try holding wheatley and running through some nonsolid leaves... he turns tiny!
ardysqrrl
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- Oct 26, 2009
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I actually smiled in appreciation when I noticed this. Bringing objects with you through portals was a somewhat more iffy proposition in portal 1.
I never had much of a problem with it. It would always phys-deform for a second then teleport through if you kept holding it.
Objects in infinite loops though, had the occasional tendency to vanish.
Objects in infinite loops though, had the occasional tendency to vanish.
Godslayer57
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So many crazy new things, so much crazy new time to explore them