There's a NEW PORTAL that ADDS A FOURTH DIMENSION!? Portal Reloaded!

[@notveryartificial4486]

I like how they bothered to make "20 year later" test chamber a bit less "new" and more damaged. Also I like the fact that AI just waited 20 years for you to come out from the portal

[@loganvollmin6857]

But it's implanted in your cerebral cortex

[@notveryartificial4486]

@@loganvollmin6857 rly? Where'd that info come from?

[@loganvollmin6857]

@@notveryartificial4486 If you actually played the game or watched a full video it tells you

[@notveryartificial4486]

@@loganvollmin6857 ok thx

[@itspatess2350]

He doesn't there is a chip in your head to hear him.

[@Brick_Eater_]

In Portal 2, in the part where he kills you, if you go back and listen to Wheatley dialogue trying to convince you to jump in the pit, Wheatley will say that there's a triple portal gun down there.

[@jd_the_cat]

Interesting.

[@ChaoticNeutralMatt]

Must be past the green portal at the bottom

[@Synthmilk]

Oh damn, I should have stayed to listen to that part.

[@zaneil77]

lol

[@guineapigworld.unionofguin3202]

I’ll try jump down the pit

[@Hyraethian]

1:50 Portal, is the only game where I have never had any desire to skip dialog and instead wanted more of it.

[@SupersuMC]

The original was described by _Geek Wisdom_ as "the first true science-fiction classic written in the medium of video games. If you've played it, you know this. If you haven't, go play it."

[@rumpelstiltskin6150]

Stanley.

[@wta1518]

@@rumpelstiltskin6150 *ST4NL3Y

[@wolfyspace3368]

Yep

[@alessiozagonel384]

stanley joined the chat

[@Dumbrarere]

"Aperture Science proudly presents... the Triple-Portal Device." So, Wheatley WASN'T BSing when he mentioned the three-portal device in The Part Where He Kills You. Granted it's still scummy that he used the promise of it to entice Chell to jump to her death, but eh...

[@stellarx20]

what actually happens is that chell ended up there after jumping down, as there was another, fourth portal that brang her into an alternate timeline at which wheatley fixed the reactor core meltdown/chell put glados back into her original place instead of jumping down

[@lechking941]

@@stellarx20 *brain shits a brick* nani? mind you i have yet to complet portal 2 or even try thinking with a time machine

[@Integrous_Melodies]

Well maybe he was but then glados ends up making it and sending it to the past for testing.

[@haka-katyt7439]

Well it IS the part where he kills you so are you shocked?

[@ascii8229]

"So this is basically Portal 3, and I'm allowed to say that because there're 3 Portals." *They had us in the first half, not gonna lie*

[@alexandermancias1159]

NO ITS MOD

[@ascii8229]

@@alexandermancias1159 whooooooosh

[@gipsydangeramericasmonster9632]

@@alexandermancias1159 buddy, he said it in the video. It’s a fucking joke, learn to get them.

[@roripop1]

Portal 4:add black portal go to back to past for 20 year Player: *head explode*

[@michuuu84]

@@alexandermancias1159 you think?

[@szczerzo]

Hmmm I wonder what would happend if you switched date on your computer to 20 years in the future.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Is this actually an Easter egg?

[@thexecronadium4066]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming sadly, nope

[@theskyknight1002]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming No easter egg, though when I did it my game crashed, had a good laugh.

[@BudDieBuzz840]

nothing mainly

[@rawhide_kobayashi]

@@theskyknight1002 portal is 32 bit, so i guess it's not 2038 compliant

[@shay4578]

We very much do want to see more portals.

[@owenbrockmueller8865]

Yes

[@rathburnscape6465]

Even if they are to hell?

[@howardangelparkhurst7923]

Yep

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

pORtAl

[@calebgriffard401]

Indeed

[@BD-yl5mh]

As much as it would be amazing to have actual GLaDOS, I’m always so impressed when fans make mods or fan games and get the atmosphere/humour/art style/writing spot on. It’s so delicious

[@pengil3]

I’m pretty sure it’s meant to be the replacement AI from the start of portal 2

[@kevnar]

This game is single-handledly increasing the collective intelligence of the entire world.

[@Wyte_Knight]

It actually does! There was studies on both Portal games, showing that people who did play them actually gained a better 3D intelligence and other benefits. It remember reading it initially as a joke, but it was not at all!

[@CureSmileful]

@@Wyte_Knight ohh interesting but makes sense, a lot of people are capable of completing test chambers, I can image it stimulates brain a little

[@RagicaltheUnhallowedKnight]

Love how voice over Bob claims their center can withstand centuries without proper maintenance, yet it looks like it's nearly done after only 20 years

[@greenbww]

I'm actually not sure if it is only 20 years in the future, it is probably more cause when the voice says 20 the tone changes

[@Pixel3572]

Where did it say they went 20 years into the future? They never said that in the game.

[@JaZz0n]

@@Pixel3572 01:02

[@Pixel3572]

@@JaZz0n all they said was that the door would open in 20 years

[@JaZz0n]

@@Pixel3572 true. It's not stated whether 20 years passed and maintenance was shit or more time has passed. Tbh, I thought you needed a timestamp and I was too sleepy to get that your question was rhetorical.

[@lonestarlord]

That "Back to the Future" joke deserves a like and comment from a subscriber such as myself

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Haha cheers zech

[@andyenglish4303]

I feel like the fact that all three movies make the joke themselves puts it in the 'very obvious' category.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Pfp checks out

[@diametheuslambda]

If you haven't played Portal since 2, then Portal Stories:Mel is a gap worth rectifying.

[@0v_x0]

Free mod/on steam workshop? I'll take a look

[@0v_x0]

Or do you mean the comic? Can't remember the name but haven't read it yet...

[@diametheuslambda]

@@0v_x0 It's a free stand-alone game on Steam that just requires you own Portal 2. Note it defaults to story mode, and you get the full puzzles through the advanced list in the Chapter Select menu.

[@0v_x0]

@@diametheuslambda cheers I'll check it out thanks! I like the aperture/black mesa back and side story stuff.

[@PolineChan]

the game designer has to deal with the codes, the physics and the puzzles and how they interact in real time, insane

[@Blacksoul444]

well, the timeline is just a straightforward additional constraint to formulate, really. But yea, the whole thing done by one guy? Incredible.

[@Alphoric]

@@Blacksoul444 surely if you take a cube from the future back to the present for 2 cubes in the present then would there be 2 cubes in the future then if you take those 2 future cubes back to the present theres 4 cubes that’s how it should work

[@Blacksoul444]

@@Alphoric once you remove that one cube from the future it destroys the present one, no?

[@Alphoric]

@@Blacksoul444 why would it tho if you’re bringing it to the present it should exist in the future it should always duplicate the cubes

[@yhwach1]

​@@Alphoricjust for the sake of the game

[@iruns1246]

Wait... bringing the future's box into the present should result in that box being spawned in the future again. This time being aged a total of 40 years (20 + 20).

[@stellarx20]

yeah, you should be able to continue getting more cubes until maybe the last cube in the cycle gets replaced by a pile of dust/cube pieces because it decayed.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

That would be cool, progressively more decayed cubes!

[@sparkselm173]

Honestly, I'm still confused as to how bringing a present cube into the future violates the laws of causality. The cube can obviously time travel, since you can bring a future cube into the present. Bringing a present cube into the future simply means that there will be no future cube in the future, since the present cube wasn't left alone (starting in the present) for 20 years. It *shouldn't* violate the laws of causality any more than bringing a future cube into the present, but for some reason I'm still unclear about it does.

[@kamikage2747]

I'm guessing that, by bringing the cube from the present to the future, it removes the object from the present that would provide the incentive for the player to act and bring it to the future in the first place. For example: A=Present Cube B = Future cube Case 1: Player moves B to the present to solve a puzzle, this causes a split in timelines(one in which the puzzle is solved using B, one where it isn't and P is stuck permanently), no problem. Case 2: Player moves A to future to solve a puzzle, but, now there is no A for Present Player to have moved, due to Future Player taking it. meaning that, technically Future Player hasn't moved anything. But Future Player has already moved A and solved the puzzle, but there would technically be no A to move because by moving A, A stopped existing for Future and Present Player to move. I believe this would setup a paradox, unless my line of thinking is completely wrong. The reason why a paradox isn't created in the first option is that, by taking a cube from the future, the original(present) cube would still be there for use in the present AND in the future (to be moved to the present), thus solving the puzzle.(This heavily abuses the alternate timeline theory, but still works) This doesn't work in the second option because, by removing the original/present version of the cube, there is no version of the cube for the present version of the player to move. This is not a problem for future player, because they are in possession of the cube(at least until they realize that by taking the present cube, there is no future cube, but that's a separate problem), but without present player having access to the cube, future player technically wouldn't exist to take the cube, thus making an unresolvable loop/paradox.(I don't think that the timeline would slit for this change, due to the fact that there is no element for the timeline to split with, it's just one part of the timeline moving somewhere that the original section wouldn't be able to access, thus breaking SOMETHING, I just don't know what) Please take everything I just said with a pound of salt because I am currently quite tired and talking directly out of my ass

[@sparkselm173]

@@kamikage2747 Umm... There is no "future" player, though... It's just one person, progressing through their own time, jumping between future and present. They're still "present player" in both times. There is a present version of the cube to be moved to the future, it's just that it's no longer in the present after it's been moved. That doesn't remove the present version of the cube *before* it gets moved. It's simply skipped twenty years, no different than when the player moves through the time portal. There is no paradox that I can see. It would have been a far better explanation for the game to just have the present cube be destroyed (in the same way as summoning a new cube does) if the player tries to take it into the future, simply explained as "you will not need it there, so you can't take it there". Or perhaps even setting up situations that rely on taking the present cube to the future to solve the puzzle (such as taking it through an area that is blocked in the present, but passable in the future).

[@kamikage2747]

@@sparkselm173 Yeah, makes sense. About halfway through I kinda lost any semblance of what my original thoughts had been cause I had gotten interrupted, so I kinda just rolled with it. I feel like, somewhere in the infinite expanse of a hoarder's wet dream that is my mind, I had something that would have actually made sense, but its probably already been buried in random song lyrics and fanfiction.

[@wta1518]

And how come you can go into the future, wouldn't that violate the laws of causality. Unless Subject [4-5-0-9] is actually from the future.

[@yimothyyarles7854]

yeah, plus moving a present cube shouldn't interfere with a future cube. The future cube should only show up in the last place you put it before leaving the level (which would be impossible for the game because that would require real time travel).

[@brandonyoung-kemkes1128]

I just want to personally thank you for sharing this with us. This is my favourite game in the whole world.

[@UofU10]

First time I played portal two I was about 11 years old. I have great old memories of playing this game with my brother. I was scared to move around because graphically it was the most advanced game I’d ever played. The story line and gameplay were on a whole new level for me. Absolutely adore this game. Kudos to the mod maker for giving it new life.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

So good isn't it

[@awsum_pawsumz]

I have a feeling the character you play is from the future, since present things cannot go to the future, but future things can be brought to the present

[@SpoedNickNL]

I thought I was an engineer, until I saw how fast you are finding out how to fix this. Back to school 🏫

[@spartanv0]

( disclaimer: time travel can be hard for some individuals to understand ) Anyways we definitely want to see more of this.

[@Eddyithink]

7:05 I love the "cube falling on someone's head" sticker on the left. Nice detail 😂

[@WorthyDirtyJersey]

It's been in all the games

[@someone2703_]

The last time I played a game with Portals I managed to glitch both of the portals and it created a weird loop of me going in and out of portals until I was moving too fast for a game to handle and I glitched through the map and fell into an empty never ending void

[@szczerzo]

We call that "being born". It usually end task on it's own after 80 years.

[@deuterium_oxide7382]

last time i played a game with portals, this game (portal reloaded) i glitched it several times, once making 2 orange portals with 1 acting like green portal, and accidentally made it show commands sent everytime you either place green portals or go through green portals, also green portals just bring you to a very close location in the game, which i found out from glitch

[@andyenglish4303]

@@szczerzo Sometimes it takes as many as 90 or more than 100 though.

[@TheExileFox]

check the related "crushed between two portals experiment" kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoW9lWxrd6h-g7s

[@Anvarynn]

One time I managed to create both portals with the distance between them smaller than camera height, so I didn't fall through at all. All I got instead was infinitely repeating kaleidoscope orange and blue

[@identity9984]

I will watch this video as soon as I play it myself; I want to go into it blind! I hope you understand 😁

[@loganfisher3138]

How cool would it be if they expanded this concept to let you also travel into the past? The puzzles would get crazy.

[@JustaFloatingEye]

You would need a fourth portal.

[@NotRealChatGPT]

purple portal

[@icecreep109]

The fact that he didn't know that you play as Chell, and calling long-fall boots deer legs smh my head.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

...proves that I wasn't lying when I say I haven't played in a decade? haha

[@M3dicayne]

This game is literally more complicated now than "The Talos Principle". And that does mean something. Dang. This produces knots in my brain. (I love it still :D) Please continue! :)

[@bobingabout]

5:55, I disagree with this logic. if taking something from the present into the future causes a paradox, then you stepping through should too. In theory, if you take a cube to the future, only the future version should vanish, like if you move it in the past, it shouldn't just vanish. however, it wouldn't help you solve the problem, because you'd still only have 1 cube in the future.

[@joellangland7866]

First >:) :)

[@KingdomHeartsFan-mu9cf]

Okay, this is so cool though. Creative concept done really well, and also with the aesthetics of both Portal games.

[@xBeesafree]

i was totally expecting a "Nice job, it only took you 20 years 10 minutes to complete the puzzle" joke

5:51 How exactly does bringing cube into the future violates any laws of causality while you stepping into future does not? I'm more baffled by the fact that bringing a cube from the future to the present doesn't spawn even older version of the cube in the future. Although that could be easily explained by pre-programmed disintegration after 21 years.

[@e.schroeder474]

Of course I'd love to see more, you left it right before we got to see you mess with moving the time portals yourself!

[@SeiUnAsciugamano]

This is def the kind of game you have to be playing. It's still confusing either way, but it's hard to keep track of just watching. Maybe its just me.

[@RicardoMontania]

Damn, nice new mechanic. Cheers to the guy who made this mod, it's so cool and well thought, and also it keeps the aperture science sense of humor.

[@brendawilliams8062]

If time is on a two way highway. You can’t rely on the highway you are observing. Pick the lane representing where you know you are. The present.

[@mme725]

Saw that the "set your date 20 years in the future" thing wasn't an easter egg, darn :( However it would still be fun to watch more of this! Portal is always fun. :)

[@heliusuniverse7460]

it's a 32 bit game so it would be impossible. i wonder if it's in the code as an even more obscure easter egg or because they didn't take that into account

[@batlin]

@@heliusuniverse7460 it being a 32-bit executable doesn't mean that it's impossible to wait 20 years. Time doesn't necessarily have to be represented as milliseconds or seconds since the epoch, stored in a single "usize" int.

[@fenyx4190]

5:32 “Oh, it’s a lift.” *My freedom senses are tingling*

[@someone4229]

Can you imagine what portal reloaded coop could look like?

[@korbanpyke5996]

I forgot how immersive this game is

[@ThomasGodart]

5:55 "nice try, but (...) violates the laws of causality" Actually no, it doesn't. You take the portal so it makes sense that you could travel with something as well. Plus: moving things through time to the future doesn't break physics, whereas taking something to the past does break the universe (and causality). The game had this totally backwards, I wonder why

[@LordDaret]

The player themselves is actively violating causality according to their own logic since they are a present object frequently entering the future.

[@IanMikrut]

2:07 He made the Turret Emancipated Sound! Beautiful

[@stuarthamilton679]

I am really impressed by this, what a great idea to add an extra dimension to the game! Funnily enough I was playing Portal 2 RTX the other day for a laugh, be nice to see RTX come to this too!

[@1gient]

This seems quite fun and a fantastic concept for a portal mod. 5:25 The simple fact you started in the past means you did change the past at the beginning. You were supposed to die in that room if you didn't change the past to be in a future version. 6:00 That's lying. Time travel itself violates causality by merely existing unless you were always meant to have time travelled which means cubes aren't fizzling because time travel but to add difficulty! It's also fairly obvious from the portal changing that it's operating on multiverse logic where changing the past from future information creates new time lines. So there is absolutely no consequences for changing the past. There also is how bringing something from the future to the past changes the past in the exact same way as the reverse. 6:50 mentioning a singular time line implies multiple so it is multiverse logic... actually it would make more sense if it wasn't time travel but rather time line jumping. Two different Apertures cooping each other. The perpetual testing initiative also makes it potentially possible. 7:58 the only thing that should be happening is it moving to where ever it will have been last placed in the future till the next time you see it. It also would change the future to that one but it should be stranding the future object from the other time line in the current past since that object is from a different future. Otherwise these puzzles would be impossible to solve.

[@dumpertron1]

“I have missed this thing being in my hands” -RCE, 2021

[@tanelikaivola]

Thanks for telling Valve what Portal 3 should be about. FINALLY they can get to it. Awesome take, nicely done.

[@skalel5347]

Yeah would love to see the whole thing. Shit i haven't played the game in a while as well but i'll try the mod for myself. Hope it doesn't fry my brain

[@runkam3217]

12:13 "anyone that has played portal *4* knows you just do that and now you are up here"

[@barnykirashi]

4:57 Say it.... SAY IT..... "Back To The Future" WOOOOOO YEAH BABY, THAT'S WHAT WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT! WOOOOOOO

[@tcatking9761]

I need to stop trying to think about this. Most of the puzzles he solved were solved in the present so I always wondered why they weren't already solved when he went to the future, but they never would have been solved if the future didn't exist in the first place making it a paradox, but I guess if you just consider it a different reality altogether each time something is affected where it was never solved then ok. It still doesn't make sense for a multitude of reasons like what the realities would entail, but ima just go with it at this point.

[@allicedee]

I hope "these guys" will make another part with the third portal. I would pay. This is so amazing. Had so much fun.

[@pavelmedbery3055]

MOAR! This mod is sick, I actually thought it was portal 3 given how good it looks.

[@barretprivateer8768]

I am actually in engineering school. Hopefully I'll be a fellow engineer, it's finals week.

[@mercrazzle]

The reasoning at 10:20 is so legitimate, I was sad about these limitations but they make perfect sense for keeping the puzzle as a puzzle. When you are in the future and you press the button for a new cube, it makes sense that it deatomizes the cube because it is as if you just waited 20 years in the first room then pressed the button so no worries there. But if you move the cube to the present, and press the button in the future, it shouldn't deatomize anything because the future can't affect the past. Moving the future cube and future buttons etc, shouldn't be able to affect anything in the present area at all. A hand wavey explanation could just be that the Time portal is open, so whatever it is that deatomizes that instance of the cube spreads through the time portal and finds it. The other issue is that when you move the future cube into the present, there are now no cubes in the future, which makes no sense, there are two cubes in the present, so if you stood still for 20 years, there should be 1 cube in the future. It would be in the location of the future cube that you brought back to the present. Then if you brought that 1 cube back and placed it down, there should be 3 cubes in the present and 1 cube in the future... etc etc, and you should be able to make infinite cubes. It ruins the puzzles but it makes logical sense (provided time travel is logical at all). And again a hand-wavey explanation could be that the cubes de-materialise after a while out of their timeline. So the cube sits still for 20 years, then gets brought back in time, and then dematerialises 2 years later for example. that way when you go "back to the future" after bringing a cube through, there are no cubes.

[@whynotanyting]

This unironically helped me intuitively understand time traveling a bit more

[@Khantia]

Of course we want to see more of this! You just got to the good part!

[@roboticboom6405]

"Hello Fellow Engineers!" (Uncle Dane theme)

[@skeptic_lemon]

DA DA DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, DARA DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, DARA DAAAA DARA DADDADDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@rubykanima]

Him: goes through a portal Also him: i was down there now i am up here Yes.. yes we all know

[@lochlainn3561]

I just want to know, issues withstanding, if you were able to wait 20 years without the inevitable crash or breakdown of the system, would the first door open?? :P I think if they coded that it'd be cool, even if it's totally impractical.

[@ChaoticNeutralMatt]

Maybe some secret dialogue after a while

[@BlackShardStudio]

"Marty! You're not thinking [with portals] fourth-dimensionally!" "Yeah, right, I have a real problem with that."

[@eliseulucenabarros3920]

ONE PERSON MAKES A BETTER GAME THAN A COMPANY IN 10 YEARS.

[@Delta1nToo]

Then again it's 10 years ago a lot of things have changed since then.

[@korochanew]

10:40 I wonder what if you stuck one cube on another and jump on them up there? :) is it posible?

[@sbstndltn]

I would love to see more of this.

[@xkencx8191]

The portal gun and the gravity gun are some of the most iconic weapons in gaming.

[@Loaderdani]

Yes please! This is awesome. I would love to see you do more of it.

[@lorettaelainemiller]

I’m actually feeling brain pain right now while watching this

[@vathek4854]

It's like in math, when you learn that "i^2 = -1"

[@kg4boj]

Thats impossible! What number squared equals a negative number!

[@skeptic_lemon]

Wait a second... I feel dumb now

[@ccarroll4339]

The last time I played portal 2 was 10 years ago in Afghanistan. After a 13 hour workday, trying to big brainpower through portal was a pretty tall challenge. Even better was the coop when even my buddy was stumped and we'd have to try another day when we had more sleep. Fond memories.

[@gamertron0882]

At first I thought this was an actual official portal 3 and almost screamed with joy but the I googled it... :’(

[@Bobbystheboy]

Cant wait to go back to youtube after 20 years. And see a video of someone who actually waited for 20 years.

[@BountyHunterLetsPlaysOnGoogle]

Im curious if there is an actual timer on the door in the beginning, and whether its dependent on the game time or the time on your computer. Jump the time forward 20 years or ran the game at ludicrous speeds and it unlocks.

[@RussiaDemais]

6:39 since now both cubes are in the past and the past door is open and the current timeline affects the future, you just missed the opportunity to check what was behind of the door of the future.

[@MrDerpShot]

Sorry cannot watch this until I've completed it 🙈 but will download now!!

[@VestedUTuber]

Taking cube from the present to the future, which simply just displaces the cube: Violates Causality Taking cube from future to present, creating a time-displaced duplicate and likely changing the sequence of future events due to a root cause happening after its effect: Completely Fine O_o

[@martysdogs8]

You should REALLY try the game “5D Chess with Multiverse Time Travel”.

[@Basic_Cat]

wasn’t it rated by most steam users as a psychological horror title?

[@martysdogs8]

@@Basic_Cat . . . yeeesss? It’s honestly a lot like Portal Reloaded logically speaking, except things don’t stay linear at all. In 5D chess, every time you travel time, you add alternate dimensions which you play in parallel. This means that the more you time travel you partake in, the more pieces and assets you have access to. The tradeoff, though, is that every new dimension represents a new king you have to protect (unless you’re spawning these dimensions from a reality and time when the king already left the board by traveling through time and/or reality). See? Simple! Deeefinitely not psychological horror. (Seriously though its a load of fun to play both casually and seriously like... once a month)

[@snek529]

tva: we dont want any timeline disruptions so time traveling, using time anomalies do something yo7 shouldn’t of, etc. arpeture coming out with the time portal: screw that man

[@_Umbral]

pls play terratech

[@chillyjack6104]

Agreed

[@f1awsy]

I havent heard that games name in a while. he should play it i want to see if its anygood

[@haydenbeld2751]

I had terratech on the Xbox and the controls are strange

[@zacomit3055]

I like that the thumbnail for this video has the orange and blue portals as noob and pro but they are the same.

[@PeanutButterWasTaken]

Day 5 of asking rce to play surviving Mars

[@rodepet]

I've never played this, 'cause not a gamer, but... This was a triumph I'm making a note here; Huge succes! It's hard to overstate my satisfaction

[@ohboywasiwrong7892]

I did not subscribe for rectangles I want triangles

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

I know, I nearly didn't play this because it wasn't a triangle!

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

triangles? TRIANGLES?!? I HATE TRIANGLES

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

I’M ALLERGIC TO TRIANGLES

[@matthewtalbot-paine7977]

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 Your name starts with a triangle!

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

@@matthewtalbot-paine7977 uh... uh.... *dies*

[@ReasonX3]

3:34 In other words: "We're gonna kill and revive you in extremely fast manner, so both `old you` and `new you` won't feel it".

[@TprocNet]

I hope someone has this running for 20 years to see if it does indeed open.

[@kracko1367]

"important to remember you cannot change the past" that hit hard

[@PhoenixPlays-07]

so hypothetically speaking it take about 20 years to complete one of these test in this game

[@UninstallingWindows]

This has the potential for the greatest easter egg of all time - some retro gamer starts playing it in the year 2041, and that door is open.

[@bjmgeek]

I've enjoyed playing Bridge Constuctor Portal, a bridge building game with portals.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

My two loves combined!?

[@benjaminolds]

Holy cow! Part of me REALY wants to set up a system to run for 20 years just to see what snarky response you get for doing that rather than going through the first portal.

[@crackingcoin3317]

Use the Scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom!

[@Johnnyynf]

i wasn't expect this than maybe an episode on Aperture Tag? It's Portal, but without Portalgun, but gel gun

[@rosemaryholloway4141]

"You go in fast, you come out fast." Disappointing "Speedy thing go in. Speedy thing comes out." SATISFYING

[@Psyphonyx_Life]

This was AMAZING to watch.. I love the concepts. Reminds me of Neil DeGrasse Tyson Reading Tenet to Micheal J Fox while Doc Brown talks shop with Arthur C Clark & H G Wells.

[@joseville]

Back to the Portal 3: This time it's temporal. Coming yesteryear to a console near you.

[@jonmayer]

Looks like a legit Portal 3. Sweet mod.

[@axeldaval3410]

No!!!! You can't do that!! You can't stop just here, that is so cruel!!!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

😅 sorry!

[@captainkyle1158]

I just beat this game today, I can't wait to see how you do. I love portal, and puzzle games in general, but I was really stumped on some of the chambers. Good luck!!

[@hailthenapkin]

I remember playing Portal Reloaded and my mind was blown at the mechanics

[@MikkoRantalainen]

It's insane that Portal Reloaded was created by a single developer. I consider Portal Reloaded the best one because it has 3 portals.

[@Camshot4]

Really cool concept. Would absolutely love to see more

[@chase1146]

this is such a temporal nightmare. the doctor would be pissed

[@DlSappeared]

6:40 missed opportunity to check for a 40 year old cube behind you

[@rolandchristensen5889]

0:38 "it's like The Matrix" the entire time I was thinking of The Matrix: Reloaded because of the title of the game

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Haha yeah maybe I was too subconsciously