So I Played Portal 2 for the FIRST Time Ever in 2024..
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- I played Portal 2 the for the first time
Portal 2 is nearly 13 years old and I am now finally playing it
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I have never seen someone fail to stare at a painting when instructed. Astonishing
Not sure how you managed to change "Stare at the art" into "Find the Oven" LOL
i think he might a veeery minor case, of _serious brain damage_
@@Kooczsi hell yeah
That’s the moment I knew this playthrough was going to be cursed 😂
@@tyler.walker And then when he said “I need to think” in a test chamber that’s exactly the same as in the first game. That cemented it.
"When yiu year the buzzer stare at the art."
*BUZZ*
"Good job"
Holy smokes! A *blind* Portal 2 playthrough in 2024!? That’s kinda crazy, you’re gunna love it. btw, If you’re playing on Steam checkout the workshop 😉
can you even play portal on anything else than steam?
@@theender664
Yes actually it comes the game bundle disc known as the “The Orange Box”. It’s got Portal, Half-Life 2, and Team Fortress II on it. Needless to say it was released on all modern consoles(at the time) that could support online multiplayer. So basically just PS3, XBox 360 and PC.
@@justapoet2794 i see...
@@theender664all modern consoles and the switch (lol). But the orange box was just for portal 1. not 2
@@Uraqt_1337 sure sure, I'm not a console guy
I am having the hardest time figuring out whether the various dry comedy is just going right over your head or if your standard reaction to dry comedy is to just barely acknowledge it and carry on, hah. 😅
people in the UK don’t understand sarcasm it’s an odd phenomenon. the last two visits i’ve realized that saying satirical stuff just flys over their head and confuses them. so i never use it with them now LOL
@@sturf56That’s strange, because for me as a British person I feel that often our sense of humour is the most sarcastic in comparison to other cultures!
@@lucrio4088see, to me, that would be more reason to ignore it 😆
@@sturf56strange seeing as British humour is very commonly sarcasm so perhaps the problem there is that they may not be expecting it from a visitor or something in tone. Especially as Wheatley's own actor is British!
@@lucrio4088I think you Brits are SO accustomed to this kind of humour, it’s your normal conversation tone. I’m an Anglophile and have adopted this kind of talking ^^ love it
Excited to see you play this. Try to pay attention to what all the characters are saying as you play. Sometimes it can be important... Also this game much more STORY based than the first one. And YES, those rooms are the first tests from the FIRST game. You basically ended up in the same area.
Oh no, Portal 2 is one of the Valves best. For a while this was the only last thing we had in this universe until Half Life Alyx.
It's like he's not listening to /anything/ the game says. Ever.
'In the event of stuff falling from the sky, avoid unsheltered areas where it does not appear to be intentional'
"Avoid sheltered areas, got it."
@@dyciefisk2535
-look at the painting
-where’s the oven?!
@@fist-of-doom487 "I think you need your hearing checked"
"But I don't even fish"
23:35 "If she's dead, there's no one to oppose us now right?"
*perfectly turns the camera so that the red arrows point at Wheatley*
Wow, amazing catch 😂
I swear it's the beginner effect. At 14:19 you, by random chance, stood in the right spot in the portal to not get expelled as it changed location, which is a sought after speedrun-glitch, not the intended solution.
The stuff written on the walls in the Easter Egg rooms was done by Doug Rattmann, a former Aperture Science scientist, who was trapped in the facility when GLaDOS was first switched on and went mad, gassing most of the rest of the facility. Unable to escape for several months (at least), he instead messed with the test subject files so that Chell (your character) would be placed in the roster of test subjects, thanks to her psychological profile for unwavering determination. His hope was that Chell would be determined enough to find a way to destroy GLaDOS (which you did) and escape where he could not (which you didn't). He couldn't rescue her, but he managed to plug Chell's relaxation vault into the reserve power, keeping it active for an indefinite amount of time, long after the others began to fail. His final fate in the lore is unknown.
All correct information. The only thing I would add is that the wall art should not be considered an easter egg. It is canon to this game, not a reference to other media. I hope he looks some of it over. He already made the connection with Chell in the portal gun room.
Fun facts about the GLaDOS wakeup segment: it was one of the earliest parts of Portal 2 the public got to see, and it's not fully hand-animated! About the first half of it, until she gets in the air, is a physics demonstration used for the demo. If you look closely, you can see that her eye is not really her eye but a little light stuck to where her eye _would_ be, and that a dangling piece of her debris stops moving as she spins around to drop Chell. It is also the least used model for GLaDOS in animations. Why? Because it isn't one model, _it's multiple different little parts._
I binged your two videos of the first game and it’s so cool seeing how much you’ve grown with thinking with portals. at 12:45 you just KNEW there would be another cube somewheres in a hole.
Portal 2 is by far one of my favorite games of all time, you're definitely gonna have a blast with this one.
"I have not heard about cake yet."
No but you will be hearing about lemons.😉
W I T H T H E L E M O N S !
Yeah, it's the same room, Chamber Double-Zero. Valve was probably making sure people got used to the new art style of the game by just repeating a few rooms.
If I remember the dev commentary in the game correctly, they repeated some of the early chambers so that newcomers would still get the 'tutorial' levels to learn the most important mechanics (if it ain't broke, don't fix it). Meanwhile for returning players, the dilapidated chambers are different enough to keep veterans interested (helped by them throwing in some new puzzles), and communicate that this isn't going to be anything like Portal 1.
They weren't really that concerned about helping people adjust to the new art style, the whole opening sequence had laid that out pretty clearly; the first chunk of test chambers is just about setting the tone, giving returning players a chance to warm up their puzzle skills, and ensuring that newcomers have the chance to learn the basic mechanics from the first game before things get real.
the first 4 test chambers are the first chambers you did in the first game with some changes like the buttons in chamber 2 instead of the portal on a timer. and the chamber right after you wake GLADOS that was 19 is the final test chamber of the first game before you escape the fire pit.
29:01 - *_“19?!_** 19. We skipped some.”*
It's been a while since you played the first game, so it would be pretty difficult to spot, but this area was, in fact, a variation of the very last test chamber in _Portal 1,_ chamber 19 - You just walked through it back to front, starting at the incinerator and working your way to the entrance.
WOW I never noticed that!!!
5:26 famous last words
I’d really recommend you changing your controller settings. To something like lb=interact, rb=zoom. Would fix that you always zoom in when interacting with objects
I also played portal 2 for the first time this year, almost blindly
even though I knew about the ending it still blew me away
Yes, the start of the testing track (test chamber 00) is identical. The next puzzle (01) is *almost* the same as 01 in the original, but it uses buttons instead of a timer to activate the portals in different rooms. Several other initial test chambers are at least similar, but the damage is usually more substantial causing some differences. Then once GLaDOS wakes up you are back in a (drained) Test Chamber 19; you exit from the incinerator into the fire, go through the toxic goo the Unstationary Scaffold took you over, and leave through the elevator. After that itʼs almost all different.
I don't know if he even heard half the dialogue because he kept talking over everything
Hey look! He learned! Granted, I find it hilarious that you decided that it would be easier to try a speedrunning trick you had no prior knowledge of would be easier than trying to place a portal while standing unmoving on the floor.
I also find it hilarious that you keep referring to Wheatly by the name of his voice actor.
Did you ever find the oven?
STEPHAN MERCHANT!!!
Your conversation with GLaDOS was hilarious.
I don't get how someone so often can miss what is happening right in front of them. Bruh, you got some serious adhd brain if you hear "Stare at the Art" and you take that as "Find the oven". I'm sorry for coming across a bit negatively here, but it's not really fun to watch someone bumble through a game cause they don't pay attention to what they are told and don't observe most of the context clues in your area. It's like watching a game journalist try to play a game with difficulties of the simple parts of the games mechanics. I could only get 13 minutes into the video before I had to pause. Sorry :(
you should check to see if you have an extra's on your main menu. if you do you will probably have the labrats comic which explains all the random art you kept finding in these games.
it's interesting how you have such an interesting learning style when it comes to puzzles, it takes you a while to get it, but once you've got it you don't forget it and you seam to gain a better understanding of it overall,
at least compared to me where the initial idea of portals made sense, some of the later puzzles took me a bit longer to do, because some underlying mechanic i missed from getting the overall concept of portals down so quickly.
meanwhile once you got the hang of it, you speed right along
Lol i justed finished the game.
Well, i knew about the game from 2016, but only a few months ago i bought it.
And only today i fully finished it.
No way finally
btw portal 2 has the highest percentage of positive ratings out of every game ever on steam
21:54 He wouldn't have shot you btw. Its a friendly
I think he would have loved this game
Is the full VOD available somewhere? Did you play Portal 1?
10:52 Be honest. I'm really asking here. Did you struggle with the same puzzle again? Because there's a jump cut.
i can’t believe you somehow failed the “look at the art” portion😂
I couldn't keep watching after the game told him how to stop a box from falling into the water.. can someone tell me the rest?
Damn bro didn't read the lab rat before playing the second game
Comments are live! ENGAGEMENT! This is going to be fun. Portal 1 was a great set of videos lol
That is the timeline of game releases. Blue shift takes place before opposing force, half-life source is a terrible remake of the original HL that you should never play and so takes place at the same time as original HL, and black mesa isn't canon since it wasn't directed by Valve. Also Half-life Alyx takes place before HL2.
You will hear about Aperture in Episode 2, and maybe Alyx
Half-Life 1
Half-Life: Opposing Force
Half-Life: Blue Shift
Half-Life 2
Half-Life 2: Episode 1 & 2
Portal 1 & 2
Black Mesa
Half-Life: Alyx.
A great ending, to a great game.
Fun facts. Black Mesa mentioned in the ending Credits, is the Company you work for in Half-Life, the bigger more popular game from Valve, and was a confirmation that the two games take place in the same universe.
Second, I believe this was the first game to ever made the End Credits fun. Most other games before this had the usual, black boring normal credits like movies. This was the game, I believe, that started the trend of making Credits actually fun.
All good things come to an end, that ending is something else!
That Black Mesa reference from Half-Life
though!!
I played portal 2 in 2023 and portal 1 in 2024 (today)
Yes. Finally!!!
15:09 ☹🤕
Why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food?
look at that game , and them contemplate paying a 1000 bucks for a VGA to play the “totally better” , uhhhh , “modern” , “triple A"
Don't drink and post, kids.
>:D mwahahahahaha