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57 Corvette
Canada5941 Posts
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Sm3agol
United States2055 Posts
On April 20 2011 02:33 57 Corvette wrote: I am seriously considering starting to use Steam just for this game. It looks really fun, and I won't be ruined by the nostalgia too much because i only watched Portal 1, never played. Steam is fine now. A few years ago it was a major pain in the rear for a multitude of reasons, but they really got their act together, and now I actually prefer buying over Steam to getting hard copies. Oh, and please people, try your best to disregard nostalgia.......it's so annoying, especially as many of the humourous quirks of, for example, GLADOS, are no longer original/fresh, and so you somehow expect them to completely raise the bar and blow your mind again. Calm down, and look at it more objectively, especially if you're not even done with the game. | ||
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Nyx
Rwanda460 Posts
On April 20 2011 02:32 redmarine wrote: I finished the game about an hour ago. Played it for 7 hours straight and must say I was pleasantly surprised by the length of the game and how the game always kept me on my toes. Lots and lots of character development and surprises! Enjoy! Yeah, I enjoyed it a lot more than the first game, but there's no advanced chambers? Kinda sucky.... | ||
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Sm3agol
United States2055 Posts
On April 20 2011 03:03 Nyx wrote: Yeah, I enjoyed it a lot more than the first game, but there's no advanced chambers? Kinda sucky.... Patience, my dear. | ||
tofucake
Hyrule19266 Posts
On April 20 2011 03:03 Nyx wrote: Yeah, I enjoyed it a lot more than the first game, but there's no advanced chambers? Kinda sucky.... That's because you blew them up. You monster. Anyway, so far it's been really fun. I'm still looking for someone competent to run through co-op with (for great streaming!) | ||
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DeepBlu2
United States975 Posts
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Lieko
United Kingdom19 Posts
On April 20 2011 03:08 tofucake wrote: That's because you blew them up. You monster. Anyway, so far it's been really fun. I'm still looking for someone competent to run through co-op with (for great streaming!) All about communication  Really bad when you have to type out orders. | ||
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mastergriggy
United States1312 Posts
I'm incredibly disappointed by how short the story is :/ | ||
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Neeh
Norway458 Posts
I've yet to touch upon co-op, wich I'll assume will be even better. Just need some of my friends to wake up first ._. | ||
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bluzark
Belgium68 Posts
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Rakanishu2
United States475 Posts
On April 20 2011 03:23 bluzark wrote: the game is overhyped Hipster gamer liked portal 2 when it's in the underground parts | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On April 20 2011 03:20 mastergriggy wrote: + Show Spoiler + I'm incredibly disappointed by how short the story is :/ + Show Spoiler + It's at least several times longer than Portal 1, with a more fleshed out story and more varied environments. I guess there is only so much gameplay you can fit into the storyline before stuff becomes tedious and repetitive. | ||
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NotJack
United States737 Posts
I wouldn't be surprised if Stephen Merchant helped with the writing. | ||
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Sanchonator
Australia490 Posts
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nexitustl1
156 Posts
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Fist
Netherlands235 Posts
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Geisterkarle
Germany3257 Posts
I will not download it, but get it shipped to me; so give me a few days  | ||
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Minzy
Australia387 Posts
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arthurrr157
United States118 Posts
Which means, since I told you this great information you should give me your steam voucher, PS3 players | ||
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Lieko
United Kingdom19 Posts
On April 20 2011 05:00 arthurrr157 wrote: If you buy the PS3 version you get it on steam for free too. Which means, since I told you this great information you should give me your steam voucher, PS3 players I quite sure there is no voucher. | ||
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