ALTERNATE ART CUBELANDS UPDATE

If a portal collapses while something is in it, that object will be pushed out one way or the other it won't be destroyed. Turrets can see and shoot at you through portals in the single-player and co-op campaigns, but cannot in chambers designed in the built-in test chamber editor. You can bring objects through portals and lasers, hard light surfaces, gels and excursion funnels can travel through them as well. Some surfaces which normally don't accept portals can be made to accept them by painting them with conversion gel.

Darker, metallic-looking surfaces don't accept portals. Portals may only exist on surfaces which accept them these are typically light-colored and appear to be made of a substance like concrete. You can always tell the color of the most recent portal you have shot by looking at the indicator light on top of the portal gun. If a portal is created when another of the same color already exists, the old portal of that color will collapse. It will link once the other portal is placed you can tell that it is linked because you will be able to see through it. If only one portal of a pair exists, it is unlinked and objects will not be able to pass through it.

ATLAS's portals are cyan and purple, while P-Body's are yellow and red. (The colors only help you distinguish which portal is which they are functionally identical.) In the co-op campaign, each player controls their own pair of portals. One portal is blue and the other is orange. In single-player games, only two portals may exist at once. When two portals are established, they will be linked, and any object (including yourself) which passes into one immediately exits through the other. Portals are the primary gameplay mechanic of the game. In the section headers, the course names given in double quotes are the names given in the challenge mode, which was added in the downloadable content released on October 4, 2011.

ALTERNATE ART CUBELANDS UPDATE

It is possible (though unlikely) that the game may be updated by Valve if so, such an update may alter gameplay in ways not covered by this guide.

If you're really a ninja player, you don't need this guide anyway.Īlso note that this is guide is complete as of the date of writing. Other ways of solving puzzles certainly exist, including some very cool 'ninja' solutions, but they will not be documented here. Instead, in this guide, a solution to a puzzle will be presented because it is the easiest, most straightforward, or 'intended' way to solve it. While this guide is comprehensive in terms of the content of the game, attempting to document all possible solutions to the in-game puzzles would be impractical, not to mention boring. So I decided to clean it up and put it out on Steam. So I was recently going through some old computer files and ran across a complete guide to Portal 2 that I wrote a long time ago and never published. Embassies: Fredonia, United League of Nations, SEC Fanatics, Finlandia, The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, RAMS, Pacific Union, Gypsy Lands, Hollow Point, Bus Stop, Nation of Earth, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Saint Lucia, Riverside, The Illuminati, and 1,690 others.THIS GUIDE (INCLUDING THE TABLE OF CONTENTS) CONTAINS SPOILERS!

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