I REACTED to the craziest Portal Speed Runs for the FIRST TIME!

[@TheBeserkerLord]

Finishing the tests before GLaDOS can even finish talking is the ultimate catharsis.

[@SimonClarkstone]

3:56 This next test could take a very, very long ti- *Chell enters lift*

[@FANOFPORTAL2]

@@SimonClarkstone lol

[@TroyNiemeier]

Watching the TAS speedrun is like the scene from Dr. Strange where the Ancient One sends him on a psychedelic multi-verse terror ride.

[@MWSin1]

Stephen Strange: Teach me. Speedrunner: No.

[@YeltsinIsIlluminati]

Hahahaha

[@Anths_art]

im just imagining Glados fumbling around to get the neurotoxin up and running when she realizes Chell is rapidly approaching LOL

[@FANOFPORTAL2]

INHALES🤣

[@ralfsstuff]

Yeah, Portal speedruns are a thing of beauty.

[@colorknight736]

To the power of Portals.

[@Omega-jg4oq]

It's gives me some motion sickness not gonna lie

[@Lightmagician60]

Legend of zelda speed runs are a nice assortment of flavors A link to the past 100% TAS: basically played hopscotch with the game's code Wing waker: who needs a boat? Ocarina of time any%: gohma is dead and we're done Twilight princess low%: the speedrun that takes days Breath of the wild any%: the devs basically asked for it

[@vibaj16]

SM64 speedruns are pretty cool too

[@shroomwastaken]

As a person who runs portal: Yes.

[@buttonasas]

TAS is basically a computer/recording playing the game (most of the time) the way it was programmed/recorded to do it. This TAS was a complete show-off - after completing objectives, funny stuff was added instead of patiently waiting for elevators and other timed events, so a lot more was done than what was actually needed to solve a level.

[@SebastianWeinberg]

Yes. With tool assistance, a speedrunner can, for example, try an extremely difficult and precise shot or a glitch with a degree of randomness hundreds of times, until they manage to get it just right, and then select _only that one attempt_ where it worked perfectly to the end of the recorded run and continue from there. When the tool later spools off the recorded sequence and shoots through the game like crazy, it can be hard to follow. TA speedruns are not so much about showing off your skills as a twitch-gamer (though that can be part of it), as they are about showing off your skill at finding and chaining exactly the right sequence of tricks to shave precious milliseconds off the record, even if each trick in the sequence took you thousands of tries, over several days of obsessive gaming, to pull off _once._

[@fazerer8022]

That's not completely true, the tas actually does trigger the ending elevators really early but does so from beneath them to avoid entering them which traps it inside. Then it does a bunch of crazy shots to achieve something else that will benefit it in the next chamber, usually getting a camera in position to get a speed boost at the start of the chamber. Therefore, the tas is not just to show off cool tricks that are useless but it is actually the fastest tas that exists right now.

[@buttonasas]

@@fazerer8022 Thank you for the insight, didn't know quite as much. Still, I do wonder which tricks don't contribute to this fast time?

[@fazerer8022]

@@buttonasas everything after glados dies is just for fun but everything before then is carefully crafted to get this time. Though the tas itself isn't very well optimised and most of the timesave is from route improvements. There is a new tas being "worked on" that is predicted to be sub 5 minutes.

[@AlessaParker]

I was drawing while watching the recording on twitch and anytime I looked up, all I kept seeing was the elevator 😂

[@jellycore1316]

OWAH Oh my gosh XD

[@jeanadams5131]

"Nothing too crazy yet" One minute into the video: 😱

[@Bardic_Knowledge]

I figured out some of it: there's a slight delay between shooting a portal and the portal forming, so the speedrunner was firing a portal, going back through the existing portal, then going through again through the new end.

[@YesterdaysMinder]

Yeah, in Portal 1, the portal projectile is a real projectile. In Portal 2, though, it was changed to be instant.

[@vibaj16]

@@YesterdaysMinder well, in the code it's "instant", but it's implied to travel at the speed of light based on how long it takes to reach the moon

[@SebastianWeinberg]

Yes, this enables them to put portals in places that would normally be unhelpful or even deadly to go through, peeking out _just_ far enough to be considered "on the other side" and thus able to shoot another portal, then pull back just enough to be considered "on this side" again when the portal projectile hits, so that they don't get ejected forwards out of the closing portal. Repeat as necessary. This trick can also be used in a… less frenetic manner, during normal, non-speed-running gameplay.

[@Bunny99s]

Yes, it's called to "peek a portal". though there are different approaches. The safest variant is usually going back where you have a safe standing point while the portal is travelling. With this strategy you always shoot the same portal (the portal your lookout out of). The other technique is to shoot alternating portals and stay on the side. You can actually stand in a portal. However when you replace one of the portals the game tries to push you out of the portal. However you can run against this force and stay inside without falling out. However this is a lot trickier and more dangerous. So in essence for example you're standing inside the portal, looking out the orange portal and shooting a new blue one. When it hits the game tries to push you out of orange but you push against to stay inside. Now you can peek out of blue and shoot a new orange from the new blue's position and repeate the process. When both portals are at insecure positions, this is actually a better way because quickly going back and staying inside the portal at the same time is quite tricky. Still possible but much harder. The ways to get actually out of bounds (OOB) are almost always the same. You have to find a place in a level where the designers didn't paid enough attention to the safety margin at the corners of walls. As you may know the portal has a cuboid trigger volume with the size of the portal around the portal. When you touch this trigger, you're considered inside the portal and can actually transition through it when you pass over the plane of the portal. The game punches a hole into the wall so you can actually move "into" the portal. However if you're not in the center you usually collide with the walls around the portal, so you can not get past the portal plane. When the edge of a portal is close to the edge of a wall (and as I said, the margin is small enough), the trigger volume will actually slightly expand over the edge of the wall. So you can simply walk past the wall and still touching the trigger volume. This would teleport you to the other side of the portal. The trick is, you keep your relative position to the portal when you transition. That means since you're actually beside or under / over the portal, you will "exit" the portal with the same offset. So when the exit portal is placed with the right edge to the edge of a room, you actually end up behind that wall, outside the level geometry. The re-entry into the inside of the level can be done in various ways. In theory you could find a similar spot in the outside geometry to do the same thing in reverse. However the most simplest solution is the fizzler at the exit (where you usually want to get back into the level in order to load the next level). When you place a portal directly above the fizzler, jump into it and at the same time replace the other portal. What is happening is that the portal is closing for a short moment but you're already half way into the portal. Since the portal is closing you would again collide with the normal world geometry and the fizzler itself. This will close your portals immediately. When you're half way stuck in world geometry the game usually pushes you in bound. I've done this years ago for the challange map 15. It's a crappy old video, but when someone's interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5TZioZ-jdCVb8k When you pay attention I place the blue one on the ceiling so edge of the portal is touching the wall above the elevator exit. Once I got the camera, I place the orange one on that wall as close to the bottom edge as possible. With help of the camera (pressing e and jumping) you can actually jumpt high enough to touch the orange portal volume and we're already behind the orange portal plane. What happens is that we are directly ported behind the wall since we exit the blue portal but offset by a whole portal height. You actually get stuck in the geometry outside, but placing a new portal on the outside fixes this issue. Now we can simply peek a portal to the end. Since you don't have a good direct view to the end, I replace it 3 times to have a good view from above of the exit portal. There I do the fizzler re-entry. I was slow as hell :) I saw people doing this in just a couple of seconds

[@FANOFPORTAL2]

WHAT

[@fallscape1748]

That TAS literally started breaking reality at one point

[@RannVR]

Only one?

[@fallscape1748]

@@RannVR Yeah my bad, let me rephrase. After a certain point, the TASer started breaking reality.

[@thefalsegod1808]

I always love watching Half Life 2 TAS speedruns, one minute he's playing in the park and the next he runs faster than god to stare at an ass for 12 seconds

[@codexstudios]

13:20 I think that might be a TAS Edit: it was The chair flying reminds me that yes indeed, this is source engine

[@Defensive_Wounds]

4:04 - That look of anger crossed with respect and admiration for the skills...

[@DavCube]

The one thing I forgot about these runs is that most of the elevators actually have a process where they come into place at the end of the level. You'd think like in most games that it would just be loaded in there by default because ain't nobody expecting to get to that elevator within just a few seconds of normal gameplay.

[@falahati]

they also move you up and down, in many games you just get teleported. there is a video from IGN in which Portal's DEVs are reacting to this same video (the second TAS one) and one of them mention it that without this functionality, they probably couldn't do a lot of these tricks and they didn't know why the F they decided for elevators to actually move the player.

[@nathanhall9345]

@@falahati There's this trope called Bumping the Lamp, and I really think these kinds of details are a perfect example of it. The small touches that elevate it from a good game to an all-time great.

[@fazerer8022]

@@falahati they didn't react to the tas but to two rta runs, one being inbounds and one being out of bounds.

[@fieratheproud]

Huh, Interesting. I thought it was just the one at the end of the "impossible" chamber, since that's the chamber you later return to during the Escape sequence and the elevator is entirely absent during that visit so you can drop down. I know that during normal gameplay that one elevator seems to be consistently late to arrive to foreshadow that.

[@shroomwastaken]

Hello, Portal speedrunner here. The glitchless run you watched said "World Record" in the title of the video. FYI that's a REALLY old WR and the current one is 14:38

[@fazerer8022]

14:36* also, hi shroom

[@shroomwastaken]

@@fazerer8022 thanks, forgor the seconds also, hi fazerer

[@stephenchoi2791]

7:02 was soo clean meanwhile watching Dee attempt this i got motion sick

[@MizuMing]

🤣🤣🤣 The bit with space core is official as well. It was an Easter egg done by both Valve and Bethesda. You can turn him into a hat, or launch him back into space.

[@dragonmaster1500]

You know, if you want more Portal, 'Portal Stories: Mel' and 'Portal Reloaded' are fan games which have been endorsed by Valve and can be downloaded for free on the Steam store, provided you have Portal 2 installed. They're both very good games.

[@MuchWhittering]

He's doing Portal Reloaded.

[@FANOFPORTAL2]

Yep and theres also custom maps,levels and co-op

[@gamerofgamers1417]

I swear, Terminal Montage needs to make an animated speedrun of this game.

[@that_one_helljumper]

That last one was absolutely insane. Very cool to watch and reminds me how mysterious a game portal is and all the secrets in it

[@dudeguy1894]

This has the same energy as when DeeBee realized he's not the Parry God.

[@donq4483]

that's blasphemy, he might just be a lesser god, but DeeBee is THE PARRY GOD!

[@vibaj16]

The weird colors you see sometimes in the glitched run are from seeing the void (the outside of the map) from the inside of the map. When inside the map, the next frame is just drawn over the initial one without erasing everything to black, because the void isn't supposed to ever be exposed. If you glitch the game in a way where the void does get exposed, this causes geometry to "smear" in the void when you move the camera, and post-processing effects like HDR constantly apply to the void without being reset, which is where those bright colors come from

[@zitro22]

Thank you. You are my hero. I asking for this for years. Now I can finally sleep again.

[@fazerer8022]

That's almost correct, you don't actually see the void, it's a physical wall that just doesn't have a texture. If there was no wall separating the chamber itself from the void there would be no difference between inbounds and out of bounds.

[@vibaj16]

@@fazerer8022 So? You're still seeing the void. As you said, the wall has no texture, so you see the void outside it. The wall just defines where the map ends and the void begins

[@fazerer8022]

@@vibaj16 not at all actually, the void is just endless blackness where as the wall clearly is full of colors. Sometimes you can even see piecws of the console in there after you pause. There is one place in chamber 11 behind an orb catcher that is inbounds but all the walls have missing textures, even the walls facing the chamber itself. That means you still see the same colorful mess even though there is no void there.

[@vibaj16]

@@fazerer8022 Did you even read my original comment? The void is only "endless blackness" when you're inside something marked as solid (which the void is). Otherwise the blackness will not be drawn, hence the colors where the void should be. "That means you still see the same colorful mess even though there is no void there" The void is there, that's why you see that colorful mess...

[@speedude0164]

Now imagine Link with a Portal Gun. He'd defeat Calamity Ganon AND Ganondorf in 10% of the time it usually takes to speedrun the game.

[@iinkstain]

I speedrun portal 2 and it’s how the game has stayed relevant to me. amazing game but as a puzzle game the replayability is garnered by how fun these super difficult exploits can be.

[@spacemanduke3404]

I watched one speedrun for Portal 1 and the guy brought in a turret and used it to shoot off all three spheres at once

[@022107]

It's better to watch a GDQ speed run, because the people who speed run the game can explain to you what's going on and how they exploit glitches and use the game mechanics to their advantage.

[@skyguard1an]

Valve:lets give people, a portal gun Speedrunners:…..

[@CrimsonClowd]

now you need to watch the portal 2 speedruns. also in terms of playing more portal, you mentioned portal reloaded which is challenging but fun, but also portal stories: mel is another portal 2 mod which is much more challenging than portal 2 but you can still get through it with the portal 2 skillset

[@liamroberts5375]

I love his reaction to speedruns of games he's played

[@yodersitsgrandmagood1416]

The craziest part was the fact that they lost 4 seconds on the GLaDOS fight, so it gets even crazier.

[@Krash2o]

We can now all appreciate the fact that we know the chair was used for "That", despite not knowing what "That" was.

[@magus104]

Theres some "extras" which are fun, comical ads for the game basically that were under the extras menu in game. Disappointed the mod team didnt have you watch those real quick. Not sure if hes cool with reaction videos but theres also a youtuber Harry101UK who has done some fun portal songs would be worth watching at least if not being able to do a reaction to. Im sure people are recommending you play some of the mods. There are some good ones out there but the puzzles can be pretty hard I would imagine you might manage 1-2 puzzles a stream if you try those. some can be real head scratchers. especially if you have to start thinking with 3 portals

[@Chris_Pickaxe]

I used to love Harry101 back in elementary school

[@nutzeeer]

I recomment the "meet the core" videos more than the songs. the songs can get a bit.. boring in my opinion. the core videos are actually very creative and fun to watch

[@TheHeroBleeder]

I would believe Harry would love people to enjoy his content.

[@RTheu2109]

Portals within portals awaits you Dee

[@JuiceboxTheShuckle]

Yoooooooo, you went and watched the speedruns!!! I love this guy :D

[@colorknight736]

This is a true Portal test subject Thinking of Portals

[@Omega-jg4oq]

He is not test Subject anymore.. HE IS THE TEST

[@davestrider2766]

halo speedruns: jump on a phantom, skip half the level portal speedruns: what level? made GLaDOS the super comupter look slower than windows explorer "campanion cube go yeet"

[@getshwifty3101]

NonGlitch Run: *Dee* "Alright, this man is just shooting, for the sake of shooting now." Glitch Run: Hold my beer.

[@larosademiyamoto-2945]

I would like to see you react to every speedrun of every game you clear

[@omegaxtrigun]

To be clear, they're not just "bouncing around". It's called bunny hopping. In some games' engines, there's a weird quirk about them where if you jump, then when you land, jump again while strafing and turning either left or right, you will gain momentum. That's why you see them turning slightly left and right as they repeatedly jump. If you watch people play games like Quake you'll see it there too. Originally this was an unintended side effect of how certain engines worked. But in some games it's actually in the game intentionally.

[@wta1518]

Inbounds is my favorite because it has all of the glitches, but it doesn't devolve into spending all of the time waiting on elevators and out of bounds.

[@skyguard1an]

Hes not even fighting GLaDOS hes mercilessly slaughtering her…..

[@projectafterworld2557]

I'm honestly amazed his chat didn't have him watch Airboat%. xD

[@craidiefin]

That's the "in bounds" one. The out of bounds speedrun is even crazier. But you need a narration to keep up with the craziness

[@shroomwastaken]

The first one is glitchless and the last one is an Out of Bounds. Source: am a Portal speedrunner

[@bencraig1249]

I swear I remember seeing Portal speedruns that involved somehow spawning in airboats from Half Life 2 so you don't even need to use a single portal.

[@Sllandre]

Airboat% is a thing of beauty

[@SimonClarkstone]

and, I'm told, it doesn't need cheats turned on

[@shuaibmomath4057]

For some absurd reason I'm subbed to this guys channel with notifications on, I've never seen him in my life. Something fishy goin on here

[@DeeBeeGeek]

It’s a blessing so it tis

[@Darrky92]

Dunno why, but enjoy, he's a treasure

[@SB992REBORN]

@@DeeBeeGeek PLAY PORTAL: MEL ITS PORTAL 2.9!!!!!!!! ITS SETTING UP PORTAL 3!!!! THEN PLAY THE OTHER GAMES IN THIS SAME UNIVERSE: HALF LIFE (1 has a remaster for pc unless you can play og port play Half Life: Black MesA), Half Life 2 ALL EPISODES, THEN PLAY if you can get VR SET HalF Life Alyx which sets up Half Life 3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOURE WELCOME BROO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@janjunker6458]

1:00 thats a reportal, shooting a portal "through" a portal Also, thats the run where they actually stay in the chambers These peopl have done this for probably years A tas is that a human basicly has entered inputs, that a bot should make every frame Also, cutscenes sometimes are prerendered videos and sometimes an actal Environment

[@janjunker6458]

@@MostlyLost not sure but i know that the timing is really thight And the pushing is to avoid clipping, just colisioncalculation doing its thing

[@OverlordNeon]

I love that theres little to no actual running in portal speedruns. Just a series of portals to the end

[@mortbobeus6889]

If we're talking about Portal Speedruns, you gotta check out Msushi, he has great videos explaining certain tricks, stories of fights for the WR (World Record) or weird situations encountered in runs, and since the guy is a speedrunner himself, you're sure he knows what he's talking about.

[@jubileus4597]

No wonder Glados wants to test Chell. She’s a freakin anomaly!

[@Portal2Player]

In the first speedrun, the reason the guy is zooming through chambers is because of the "Portal-peek" where you shoot a portal then quickly go back through the portal, and so it's used to get through areas like test chamber 19 easily. And in the second one TAS, he (the bot) is using something called the "edge glitch" where you place a portal on the edge of a surface and save and reload, and basically, very simplified, your camera is in one place, but your actual model is in another place, so you can do some really crazy out of bounds stuff. the channel Msushi goes in depth with a lot of this stuff, so you should check out his videos. Only after you check out mine though!

[@legohunter1020]

Remember when Link launched himself with a tree? Yeah, Pepperidge Farms remembers.

[@ewan0801]

Ive been learing how to do these tricks recently, well, not recently, but they actually arent that difficult to do, some of them

[@JuiceboxTheShuckle]

Now to be fair, after playing the game a couple times you can finish it in about 30 minutes without glitches. Still impresive though. That shooting portals while standing inside of a portal glitch I've tried but couldn't get the hang of it.

[@TheMeThinkerOfThings]

Hey Dee loved the video. Would be down to see more speedrun reactions to break up from the normal content. Maybe react to the new world record for BOTW? You saw part of Smiffic's PB attempts, the route changed. And even though you were just typing in chat I can tell you were blown away. Also I am very hyped to see you continue Celeste. (For YT frogs the Celeste stream starts at 3PM Irish time Monday).

[@nb_nic]

the parts where they go in a portal, fire a portal, and go back through before the portal lands are by far my favorite part lol

[@misterfevillord1588]

wow. that is a lot of dedication.

[@TheNoBrain69]

TAS is simply programmed

[@nolram]

Would love to see you react to the Portal 2 Extras, and maybe something from Harry101UK (Meet the cores) ? Also, have a look at Portal Stories : Mel - its basically Portal 3, and its free.

[@RikThunder33]

the important rule of watching speed runs: no matter what you see, it will never take away your personal accomplishments. Remember that.

[@levibradshaw8655]

The space core at the end is hilarious.

[@molduga]

Ah your reaction to any% was amazing lol

[@Grobias555]

the 2nd run is probably how G-man experiences reality

[@tefa8927]

portal 2 runs are even crazier

[@minimum1956]

"I don't need no Timer 'cause i know im going fast" -Deebeegeek 2022

[@ninjastyle8209]

This is spartan 117 I'm in position and I'm waiting for evac over

[@denni8271]

the fact that there are runs at half the speeds of these are crazy lmao, this dude would actually have a seizure if he watched those

[@SamusV4]

That second speedrun was straight up the hyperspeed scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey

[@gk-aplazt8676]

2:11 - 2:13 Normal face to POG momentum.

[@RadimuxCisco]

GLaDOS glitching out just got a whole new meaning.

[@b1oodzy]

Wait till he sees the current record which is 2 minutes faster.

[@theguitarassassin6639]

Never EVER give a speed runner a portal gun

[@AggressivelyLoving]

you can literally see how he cannot comprehend whats happening. same dude

[@Nathan55411]

You've never heard of a TAS before? Oh man, TAS runs are a real treat. Strong recommendation to the Mario 3 run by TASBot from AGDQ 2016

[@vibaj16]

SM64 TAS run is pretty crazy

[@totalradlad]

I love the Brain Age TAS where they draw random things and somehow trick the game into thinking that those things are the right answer.

[@toonlinkunknown7667]

i haven't seen anything like these, since I saw this. This is lovely.

[@jpeg619]

My head hurts. I love to speed run some games but dear god that TAS run was something else and also a troll at the end xD.

[@BaconNuke]

I love seeing speedruns since most abuse the hell out of whatever physics.. it's always funny for glitches allowed kinda runs to see someone out of the loop be like "why are they grabbing.. WHY AND HOW ARE THEY OUTSIDE THE MAP?!" Also even more insane are TAS runs.. god those are just.. too insane for comprehension sometimes

[@DesertFlamee]

I don’t know what’s funny the speed runs or Dee’s reaction to them! That last part had me in stitches 😂😂

[@crtg4672]

The speedrun is like a tv show that goes off the rails a few seasons in.

[@JuiceboxTheShuckle]

Also, you think this is crazy? wait till you see the portal 2 any% runs xD

[@JuiceboxTheShuckle]

Some people discover glitches by brute forcing the game to glitch or by coincidence, there's even glitch hunters. After all the ground work is done people start "routing" the games and testing the routes in order to find/create the most efficient route possible. One the tools used for this is TAS, they take the routes and play the game at a lower fps in order to make the most precise inputs possible and then record in what exact frame to execute that input (and that for every input in the route) and then they give those recorded commands to a tas program and let the program play the game. That is the result.

[@fazerer8022]

slight correction, the tas isn't a humam playing at a lower fps, it's a script that a plugin called spt reads through and performs all the inputs on the specific ticks. This means that when someone makes a tas, they have no indication of the result until they play through the whole script. This makes the tasing process very tedious. For example, the first 6 seconds of gameplay took the creator ~30 hours of trial and error to get the perfect trajectory to land in front of the ending elevator.

[@JuiceboxTheShuckle]

@@fazerer8022 thanks for the explanation! :D! I just enjoy watching them, never really look up how exactly it works ^^'

[@TheCatstronaut]

bro didnt go into the 4th dimension, he went into the 84th dimension 15:55

[@theoncomingstorm7903]

Honestly, Portal 1 is a very speed friendly game. Obviously the 4 and 15 min runs are very high level but there's a whole bunch of simple to execute tricks you can learn to get Portal 1 down to 30-40 minutes without even knowing bhopping.

[@landonhall8464]

Lore accurate Chell right here

[@MrOliPantz]

5:24 what roleplay characters do when they say **dodges**

[@littleredruri]

I know how to speedrun a few of the chambers, but mostly it just blazes past me

[@gregorpajdlhauser2850]

I have learned to speedrun Portal in Inbounds No SLA category and my time is 20:56 (which is slow)

[@FANOFPORTAL2]

So basically portal 1 is very broken to the point you can place portals where youre not supposed to(which allows stuff like this)

[@TheDreadedZero]

4:10 I thought you couldn’t use portals on the black spaces

[@eno88]

I couldn't stop smiling that last minute

[@nekogamer2508]

Portal speed runs are what ifs of portal of what if Chel was smart with Tenacity

[@Nekotaku_TV]

So amazing. Also how Valve has made it so some of it is possible. (But of course he doesn't look at the rooms, wouldn't be a speedrun otherwise.) Yeah the TAS isn't a human doing it, that's why the movement is so perfect and robotic.

[@imbrandon3023]

"you euthanized your companion cube quicker than any other test subject on record." Yeah no shit bud.

[@MaRodney07]

Now THIS is thinking with portals

[@magicisgonnabealongnameont2217]

This is amazing

[@paulsmith410]

aww Deebee, you're not irrelevant. What would the world be like without the now infamous Sinister Beans playthrough? That said, you need to read Lab Rat, and playthrough Aperture Desk Job.

[@Cryptic0213]

whatever you do, do not EVER EVER EVER!!!!! show this man the edge glitch his brain will be dust in 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds

[@DNP_10]

The first run he watches is sooo slooow

[@falahati]

There is a video made by IGN in which DEVs are reacting to the same speedruns. it worth watching if interested in game design or just like to see them confused as you were xD

[@mr.overlord6720]

Should definitely listen to the Doug Ratt man audio, the Borialis site, and eventually how it connects to Half Life

[@TheDizzyRabbit]

the blue and green walls are unloaded areas.

[@docb77]

DB should watch one of the rings where they take the companion cube all the way to the end.