Thinking with Time Machine

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{{Game infobox
| appid = 264040
| game-name-override = Thinking with Time Machine
| boxart-image = Thinking with Time Machine Header.jpg
| developer = Team Conversion
| engine = [[Source_Engine|Source Engine]]
| released = 18 Apr 2014
| modes = Singleplayer
| genre = First-person puzzle/platformer
| requirements = [[Portal 2]]
}}

'''Thinking with Time Machine''' is a [[Portal 2]] modification featuring a new gameplay element known as the "Time Machine" which allows the player to record and play back their actions in the game world.

== Plot ==
{{Spoiler|The story continues from the point from ''Portal 2'' in which Chell successfully escapes the facility. However, a crow accidentally flew into the "sky", destroying the monitor that was displaying the illusion, causing the entire scenery to collapse. After Chell reawakens, she is revealed to be in the underground portion of the facility, where an elevator leads to her new chambers where she must run across.}}

== Mechanics ==
{{main|Mechanics}}
{{Expandlist}}
* "Time Machine" device
: Accurately recreates the player's actions. Activated by hitting the '''R''' (default) key, then the '''Q''' key to stop. The '''F''' key activates the mechanic and enable the Machine to start replicating the actions.



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Thinking with Time Machine

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== Bot account ==
''<nowiki>[Sorry for my English]</nowiki>''
Hello everyone! I want to write bot with ''Pywikipediabot'' to edit russian articles. Should I have special rights to do this? --[[User:Daniil|Daniil]] 10:33, 13 June 2011 (UTC)
:What exactly do you want to write a bot for? — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 20:14, 21 June 2011 (UTC)

== Greetings ==

We must continue testing. — [[User:Minip|minip]] 01:41, 22 April 2011 (UTC)
:For the people who are still alive? [[User:Darkstar516|Darkstar516]] 23:28, 22 April 2011 (UTC)
::I thought all of us are alive... until we bring GLaDOS some neurotoxin [[User:DrAkcel|DrAkcel]] ([[User_talk:DrAkcel|T]] | [[Special:Contributions/DrAkcel|C]]) 03:59, 23 April 2011 (UTC)

== Canon Portal storyline ==
Trying to start off some articles for the characters I realized that the Portal timeline and storyline has been changed by Valve quite a few time. For instance last year they gave gameinformer [http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2010/03/24/aperture-science_3a00_-a-history.aspx this timeline] which states Cave Johnson contracted mercury poisoning, while in-game he states he became ill after grinding up poisonous moon rocks. Also from what I recall his motivations for building GLaDOS were different during the Portal 2 announcement ARG. This is probably a result of Valve constantly changing the Portal 2 storyline as the game developed. In short I'm finding it difficult to build a storyline without it contradicting itself everywhere. I propose we take everything in Portal 2 as hard fact (obviously) and take everything else from reliable sources (the ARG, gameinformer article(?)) as long as it doesn't contradict with statements made in Portal 2. '''—[[User:Moussekateer|M]][[File:User Moussekateer signature portal.png|19px|link=User:Moussekateer]][[User:Moussekateer|ussekateer]]·[[User talk:Moussekateer|talk]]''' 15:57, 23 April 2011 (UTC)

:There's no official story about the Cave Johnson bit, but there seems to be a consensus around the community that the story in gameinformer was a "cover story" for the public. Of course, that's all speculation. My recommendation is that if something in the game contradicts other information, then the game should take precedence as the official canonical version. I have the feeling that most of what was in the ARG is going to get cut. Even some things as recent as the second ARG, like Cave Johnson's portrait (Google image search Cave Johnson, you'll see what I mean) is different in-game. {{N}}[[File:User Moussekateer signature portal.png|13px|link=User:Alex2539]][[User:Alex2539|Alex]]  [[File:User Alex2539 signature portal.png|13px|link=User:Alex2539]][[User:Alex2539|2539]] ([[User talk:Alex2539|t]]{{Md}}[[Special:Contributions/Alex2539|c]]) 21:09, 23 April 2011 (UTC)
: One thing to consider is that CJ might have thought Mercury was "moon rocks" because it was called Mercury. He wasn't exactly scientifically inclined so it's a possibility, even if it is a stretch. It makes sense to me that Mercury could be a good portal conductor too. -- [[User:Lagg|Lagg]] [[Image:User Lagg OPTF2 icon.png|link=User talk:Lagg]] 21:15, 23 April 2011 (UTC)
:: Well mercury is liquid at room temperature, so it's hard to imagine it being confused with a rock of any sort. That's not really the point though. What matters is that there is a contradiction. Since the game says "moon rocks" we should too. It might be worth mentioning that previous material mentioned mercury poisoning but we can't possibly give a reason for the change without falling into supposition. Unless an official explanation is given, the games should take precedence as "fact", everything else is a note of interest. {{N}}[[File:User Moussekateer signature portal.png|13px|link=User:Alex2539]][[User:Alex2539|Alex]]  [[File:User Alex2539 signature portal.png|13px|link=User:Alex2539]][[User:Alex2539|2539]] ([[User talk:Alex2539|t]]{{Md}}[[Special:Contributions/Alex2539|c]]) 01:07, 24 April 2011 (UTC)

== Quotes ==
I was thinking we should add quotes to the Skin pages, Hat pages, Flag pages, etc. Most other articles have their own quotes, so why not these? --[[User:Nihilus0|Nihilus0]][[File:User_Nihilus0_Portal_turret_sprite.png|40px|link=User_talk:Nihilus0]]([[Special:Contributions/Nihilus0|contribs]]) 23:50, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
:Sure thing; the only reason they don't have quotes is we haven't found funny ones for them. If you find one, by all means put it — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 23:57, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

== Mod articles? ==
So I stumbled on the page for [[Portal: Project-Beta]] and I think this deserves addressing while the Wiki is still young. What is our policy on mods? Obviously we can't have an article for every mod under the sun, but some, like [[Portal: Prelude]] are obviously deserving. For those that are less obvious, what criteria should be met before an article is considered for them? My first instinct is to prefer those that are notable and available for download. There should also probably be a minimum level of quality. I should mention that I don't mean to say that Project-Beta is undeserving of an article, I don't know the mod well enough to judge. Instead, if it is deserving i would like to know ''why'' and what other mods should be included. {{N}}[[File:User Moussekateer signature portal.png|13px|link=User:Alex2539]][[User:Alex2539|Alex]]  [[File:User Alex2539 signature portal.png|13px|link=User:Alex2539]][[User:Alex2539|2539]] ([[User talk:Alex2539|t]]{{Md}}[[Special:Contributions/Alex2539|c]]) 20:06, 21 June 2011 (UTC)
:This kind of debate doesn't really end >: Just write about the ones that are obviously notable (Portal Prelude, Blue Portals). — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 20:14, 21 June 2011 (UTC)
::Late, but I actually play through the mods and assess if they are note-worthy. They need to be complete (i.e in a feature-complete released state), and they must be notable. I judge notability via their Mod.db page. Obviously presence on Mod.db is not enough, it must have good feedback scores, a good download count, and a good rank; all of these statistics are available on Mod.db. [[User:I-ghost|i-ghost]] 12:35, 8 July 2011 (UTC)

==1000 article milestone==
<nowiki>*</nowiki>confetti* [[User:I-ghost|i-ghost]] 00:22, 9 July 2011 (UTC)
:I made it all up — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 00:56, 9 July 2011 (UTC)
:: Surprise! - [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 10:06, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

[[Category:Portal Wiki]]
[[Category:Portal Wiki discussion| ]]

== Un... Offical Portal Wiki ==

I thought. Can we be OFFICIAL PORTAL WIKI?

I've wrtitten to Gabe about this theme.

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How do you think? Can we be? --[[User:CakeJohnson|CakeJohnson]] 11:23, 25 July 2011 (UTC)
:e have asked previously but have received no answer — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 01:38, 8 February 2012 (UTC)
:: Anything yet? I want to dethrone the OverWiki from it's Portal-related dominance. [[User:Sven|Sven]] 11:29, 12 March 2012 (UTC)
:::Nope, I don't think they want an official wiki at this point — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 13:34, 12 March 2012 (UTC)
:::: It's ironic that a Wiki not really dedicated to Portal would have much more information about Portal than one actually was dedicated to Portal. I mean, come on! "Move it, lads!" - [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 10:05, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
::::: Honestly, I copy-and-pasted some article text from the Combine OverWiki to the appropriate articles in this Wiki to make it look more populated, and tried to make it more informative. I mean, the "Development" section of the [[Portal 2|''Portal 2'' article]] is empty until I regurgitated some information I picked up from reading ''The Final Hours of Portal 2''! We can't be defeated! [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 17:29, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
::::::Please go back and erase/rewrite these sections immediately. Our content license ([https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC unported]) is more permissive than Combine Overwiki's license ([https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ CC unported sharealike]), which means we can't copy text from them. We've had complaints in the past because of this, so let's not make this repeat :( — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 17:34, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
:::::::Man, I'm such a noob! [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 18:44, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
:::::::: I edited it so it doesn't offend them. Man, that's exhausting. Here is my most sincere apologies. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 18:52, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

== Portal 2 co-op chamber descriptions ==

I'll be playing the co-op campaign pretty soon, and I saw the co-op chamber articles didn't exist. Should I go ahead and create them once I've played or someone else is doing that?

Oh, and by the way, I'll be playing it on the PS3, also on split screen, and I don't have a capture card nor a good enough PC to rip graphics/video, so that'll be a no-chance regarding videos, graphics and map names. '''[[User:Jerry|Jerry]]''' { [[User talk:Jerry|Talk]] } 16:38, 11 August 2011 (UTC)
:You can fill them in if you want to, but not the walkthrough section as this should follow the steps in the video — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 01:38, 8 February 2012 (UTC)

::I've made a full playthrough on the Single-player campaign. See it [http://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhApA91dhJwZS9nht69NTjCLADzQ926Qk here]. I would be pleased if you guys give me the chance to do it. Probably even with [http://m.youtube.com/user/Ldinos Ldinos]. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 17:18, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

== "The Ball" ==

As "The Ball" from the Potato Sack seems to exist in the Portal universe (and has also been released on Valve) should there be an article? Half Life 2 has its own article, even if only just a small snippet linking to other articles. [[User:LordApocalyptica|LordApocalyptica]] 00:35, 8 February 2012 (UTC)
:A quick mention would be helpful, yes, similar to [[tf2:Monday Night Combat]] — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 01:38, 8 February 2012 (UTC)
::What exactly defines "in the same universe?" All the games that have had official crossovers? Would that make the events in, say, Defense Grid, canon? Did the [[Space Core]] really land in Skyrim? Where do/should we draw the line? [[User:Sven|Sven]] 06:19, 8 February 2012 (UTC)
:::I would say a game has an official crossover if there is actually story involved that we know of and it is more than a cameo. For example, the Space Core in Skyrim is much more of a cameo appearance; as far as I know (haven't gotten Skyrim yet so cannot say) there is no story advancement with him. However in games where there is some sort of story (Freeman and Johnson rivalry) it might merit a mention. With The Ball we have an actual venture into Aperture Science and there is definitely GLaDOS. [[User:LordApocalyptica|LordApocalyptica]] 16:16, 8 February 2012 (UTC)

== Calibration Course Page ==

Hello. I just wanted to say that I think that Calibration Course in co-op should have its own article. Can somebody create it and i will edit it. Also i think it should be included in Template:TestChambersNav. --[[User:Patko0770|Patko0770]] 19:31, 23 February 2012 (UTC)
:Oh, sorry, I found the Create page button. I no longer need a response. --[[User:Patko0770|Patko0770]] 19:38, 23 February 2012 (UTC)
::Added to nav~ The article title should be [[Portal 2 Co-op Calibration Course]] — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 19:47, 23 February 2012 (UTC)
:::I will also try to write a text walkthrough, but im not sure if it will be good, so feel free to edit it. --[[User:Patko0770|Patko0770]] 20:16, 23 February 2012 (UTC)
::::Well usually I'd tell you to not do that because the walkthrough is supposed to follow the steps shown in the video, except there's no video right now and finding coop partners is proving to be hard :( Anyway, thanks for writing~ — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 21:48, 23 February 2012 (UTC)
:::::Text walkthrough can be made in split-screen. But it would look bad to take screenshots or record videos in split-screen, so I will just leave that to someone else. Anyway, i created a Shredder page, but its horribly empty because i dont have time to write something there now. Ill do it later, but can you add it to Mechanics template/navigation? --[[User:Patko0770|Patko0770]] 14:44, 24 February 2012 (UTC)
::::::Hey, a 2-column walkthrough for coop doesn't seem like a bad idea... Anyway, thanks, added to navigation. You should join [[IRC]] — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 19:22, 24 February 2012 (UTC)

== Minor/mentioned characters ==

In the comic [[Lab Rat]], it mentions a character by the name of Henry. In Portal 2, we see numerous potato-related projects with the names of children, in addition to the names of the other test subjects in Lab Rat that [[Rattman]] moved out of the way to make way for Chell. I've seen that the OverWiki has made note of these characters, but should we? Would their mention help make the wiki "content complete"? [[User:Sven|Sven]] 00:02, 17 March 2012 (UTC)
:I wouldn't be against listing them on the comic page perhaps (but it would need to be a collapsible box), but not on separate articles. Otherwise, [[hl2:Unidentified deaf character|things like]] [[hl2:List of minor Aperture Science employees and related people|this happen]]. — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 00:17, 17 March 2012 (UTC)
::I wanted to avoid that sort of situation.. Thanks for the answer. [[User:Sven|Sven]] 00:56, 17 March 2012 (UTC)

== New style for Portal 2 Co-op walkthrough ==

I have some new idea for the style of Portal 2 Co-op walkthrough 
You may view it from my [[User:Marcowong1011/Sandbox|sand box]] 
Please give some comment or suggestion. — ''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' '''[[User:Marcowong1011|Marcowong1011]]''' ([[User talk:Marcowong1011|talk]]) • ([[Special:Contributions/Marcowong1011|contribs]]) 
:Very cool :3 Looks nice and easy to follow — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 11:54, 18 June 2012 (UTC)

== Is there any active Chinese member here? ==

As the subject, I would like to know who is Chinese, especially those Hong Konger. — [[User:marcowong1011|Marco Wong]] 22:06, 22 June 2012 (HKT)
:We don't have a lot of members here, but most of us tend to be in [[IRC]] if you need someone. No other chinese editors though :( But thanks a lot for staying around and helping~ — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 03:12, 28 June 2012 (UTC)

:: I'm from Hong Kong! Ross Chan here. Don't judge me. :( - [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 10:08, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

== I name these file wrongly, can somebody help me rename them? ==

* [[File:GLaDOS dlc1 mp coop bridge catch introb03.wav‎]]
** correct name: GLaDOS dlc1 mp coop bridge catch outrob03.wav
* [[File:GLaDOS dlc1 mp coop bridge catch introb04.wav]]
** correct name: GLaDOS dlc1 mp coop bridge catch outrob04.wav

Thanks! — ''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' '''[[User:Marcowong1011|Marcowong1011]]''' ([[User talk:Marcowong1011|talk]]) • ([[Special:Contributions/Marcowong1011|contribs]]) 
:{{c|Done}} — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 22:40, 4 July 2012 (UTC)

== Can my upcoming Portal feature film be ever featured on this Wiki? ==

It goes like this:

''Portal: Imminent Crisis'' is a '''live-action full-length feature film''' starring me (UH! I know.) working around various sections of Aperture Science to defeat a mastermind (I know that sounds lame, but come on!).

Writing for the screenplay has already started and will end November 2013. Vlogs will be made when we hit a certain milestone (Links can be found [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]].

We already have a production company by our side to help finish this film. It will be released on YouTube for absolutely '''FREE''', with our bowl of ramen being paid with ad revenue.

"So, what do you say? Y̶o̶u̶ ̶c̶a̶r̶r̶y̶ ̶m̶e̶ ̶u̶p̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶h̶i̶m̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶p̶u̶t̶ ̶m̶e̶ ̶b̶a̶c̶k̶ ̶i̶n̶ ̶m̶y̶ ̶b̶o̶d̶y̶,̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶I̶ ̶s̶t̶o̶p̶ ̶u̶s̶ ̶f̶r̶o̶m̶ ̶b̶l̶o̶w̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶u̶p̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶l̶e̶t̶ ̶y̶o̶u̶ ̶g̶o̶.̶" You guys help get this on the Wiki (like write a review or plot summary), and I'll make sure the film is worth you guys' effort. (of course I'll do the most that I can. Tough schedule, man!) If this is official, I won't put this up.

Thanks a lot!

[[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 10:03, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
:There's a few Portal fan films out there already (though they're short films, not feature-length) and they're not really featured here because it's community content and it's hazardous to decide what's notable and what's not. However, if a film gets featured by the Portal blog, then it's definitely worth making an article about — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 17:16, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

::Is it even worth get an article started at this point? When the film comes out, I'll be posting in the reddit (and other notable sites) to get some attention. Just askin'. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 17:22, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
:::Probably not, though you can start one in your userspace — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 17:31, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
:::: Do you mean my user:<Username Here> page? Also, I agree. There isn't really solid progress on the film. It would be better I start up that page when it's a couple of months away from release. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 17:33, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
:::::I mean somewhere like [[User:DSnWiiRocks/Imminent Crisis]] — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 17:35, 22 September 2013 (UTC)
::::::I see, subpages. I'll move it out to "public" once it's out of beta, similarly to my "first translation attempt". Thanks. You'll probably see it turn blue soon. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 17:45, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

I'd like to know. [[User:Garyoak|Garyoak]] ([[User talk:Garyoak|talk]]) 11:59, 10 March 2014 (UTC)
:Buddy, it's March 16 and script is complete. We'll see if we can film in the summer. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 15:38, 16 March 2014 (UTC)

== It's quiet here mate. ==

Portal, and its sequel is my favorite games over the years, and only games I actually completed.

It concerns me however, '''Valve has forgotten about Caroline (I insist), and Chell, and swept it under the rug.'''

The last patch for Portal 2 is '''nine months old, and no further dev will probably be made''' (Chell left, brother.)

So, what will be the future of this? Like how Wheatley puts it at the end of the game while in space:

"The end."

[[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 15:44, 16 March 2014 (UTC)

Portal Wiki:Discussion

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User:DSnWiiRocks/Portal: Imminent Crisis

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DSnWiiRocks:

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. So some text might be ****ed up. You can read it, but you can't edit it. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|Click here]] to get to my page. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

''Also, by have '''Spoilers On''', you are risking to spoil the film experience for yourself. So shield your eyes if you see '''Plot Summary''', and '''turn Spoilers Off''' if you don't want the film to be spoiled.''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

== Plot Summary ==
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
! '''First Draft'''
|-
| Dalton Forstall (Ross Chan) is working on the new version of the Portal Gun while his long-time friend Vector Samson (Matthew Cheung) stops by and invites him out for lunch. After they headed to the Aperture Canteen, Dalton takes out his prototype Portal Gun and a can on Conversion Gel to show Vector since he has never heard of it before. Then an alert sounds to alert of a nuclear meltdown. In an instance, some lights went off while the employees quickly evacuate, and some were shot. Instead of evacuating, Dalton asks Caroline to join him and Vector on his quest to save Aperture. Caroline agrees despite the objections from Vector and a following argument with Dalton.

Vector snaps and heads to the Locker Room to fetch his weapons inside a bag he had kept earlier, and took a Rifle and a Bat, while Dalton shoots an arrow in the background. Vector immediately notices his talent with the Huntsman, and allows him to take it. He then later offered Caroline a weapon, but she promptly refuses and decides to go with her laptop.

The group turns to leave, where Vector finds the door locked. Caroline takes out her laptop and hacks the door open. Outside, the three formulates a plan, which ended with Dalton deciding to "take the operations down". A cut reveals the antagonist, Frant Wayhard (Hui Pak Lam), had bugged the facility prior to the meltdown alert.

Vector realizes that they had to deal a facility-wide meltdown, and makes the other two to move along the catwalk. Along the catwalk, they see a seemingly-abandoned dark room, which Dalton suggest to go "check for supplies". The group were greeted by a flashlight that shone at them, and a tormented refuge introduces himself as Jake Maero (Patrick Lam), then he asks for their Zone origin.

Jake tells them that the Canteen was flooded and guides them through the facility, beginning with a Test Chamber, they solves it and takes a shortcut inside the next chamber. The group takes the shortcut and heads to a hallway similar to the one outside the Central AI Chamber, which in both games, houses GLaDOS. The four are surprised when the route was blocked by an obstacle comprised of Turrets and Bombs. Caroline decides to fight in the process and Dalton guides her to the Huntsman by holding her hand to draw the bow. And as a last effort, Jake throws out a can of Repulsion Gel, which coated the Turrets and made them bounce around. The Turrets explodes, causing some panels behind them to fall off, and reveals a broken off pathway with a room directly below the pathway, which looks similar to the one Jake was found in.

The four landed on the pathway to the room, which they entered to find the room full of cooking supplies, Jake offers them to a Black Forest Cake, like the one at the end of Portal. Vector suggests they tell everyone of their life story to stir up some conversation. Vector was revealed to be a highly-trained soldier who started training at the age of 5, Caroline had a degree in technology, and Dalton was revealed to be her one and only friend in Aperture. However, Vector seems to have a dislike on Jake, and banned him from telling his own story. Dalton tells that he grew up in a rich family, and when an elder (Sonic Lam) of his (presumed to be his father) hears of his application to Aperture after he discovered it while playing Portal, he was enraged, ended their relationship as father-and-son, and kicked him out of the house.

Dalton began crying after the recall, which Caroline orders everyone to be silent and let him calm down. A while later, when everyone has finished their slice of cake, Caroline, out of love, respect, and guilt for Dalton, stands up and offers him to dance. Dalton reluctantly accepts, and the two danced to a modified version of Opposites Attract.

Vector teases the pair as "lovebirds", and Dalton snaps to leave in order to save Aperture (and also to get out of the conversation), and they head to a giant chamber, which is modeled after Central AI Chamber in ''Portal'' and ''Portal 2''. Inside was Frant, who reveals to the group that the whole meltdown thing was entirely his idea. He teases the group with a nun chuck, and when Dalton pulls out the bow to confront Frant, he finds the arrows missing.

Frant slowly leaves, and thanked Vector for his efforts. A confused Dalton asked Vector about the situation, which Vector reveals to actually the mastermind behind all this, Jake was a perfectly fine person who Vector asked to act like a refuge, deactivated Dalton's Portal Gun, dropped his arrows down the shafts. Frant was merely a puppet driven by him to "create" a meltdown for him, and now his plan went perfectly, and he announces it's time to kill him. He swings at Dalton, which drops him to the ground, he explains how he has always been bitter that Dalton has always had the successes and he wanted a revenge. After the fight, Dalton wins and he sets off to find the pair.

After he arrives, he recalls that Vector had lied to him to whole time, he sits at the ground and sobs. An alert came up and signals for an actual nuclear meltdown. Dalton snaps and races to find the pair.

Dalton finds Caroline and Jake imprisoned behind a Hard Light Bridge at the end of Test Chamber 19. He saves them by shooting the pre-placed Portal elsewhere and they are freed. Caroline tells him there is an actual nuclear meltdown, and recommends him to forget the past and rescue him so they can solve the crisis together. Dalton agrees, and the three heads off to find him.

They eventually found Vector at the Canteen, calmly sitting at one of the benches. Dalton apologizes to Vector, and offered to be his friend again if he accepts to. He accepts, and the two reconcile. With five minutes left, they ran to the catwalk with an end of a [[Pneumatic Diversity Tube]], which Caroline hacks a Discouragement Redirection Cube out of the Tube, and Jake takes it. They used a Hard Light Bridge within an uncompleted Chamber to reach the Nuclear Intelligence Center. Vector makes Jake abandon the Cube to allow the jammed door to open.

Inside the Center was revealed to be full of computers that connect to a much larger, Master Computer. First, Caroline attempts to type a command that would halt the Nuclear System completely, but fails. Caroline retreats, believing that they will never solve it and the factory will implode. While Vector and Jake take turns trying out the code, Dalton embraces a crazed Caroline, and asks her to recall what she said to him while he was trying to rush his project once earlier. Caroline didn't get the message, and Dalton leaves her still crazed while they work out another plan.

Vector tells them that there must be a Data Wire that sends commands to the Towers, and by cutting it off (literally) could be the easiest way to do it. Dalton takes a Swiss Army knife out of his pocket and heads to the nearby Wire Room. In the Wire Room, Dalton frantically cuts wires while the clock is continuously being ticked down, and in the last ten seconds, Vector asks him to "go f*cking random" and cuts whatever wire he sees. Caroline faints while no one is noticing.

They notice a distinct yellow wire in the last five seconds, and cuts it at the last second. The Announcer's voice distorts and changed to notify Aperture that the Nuclear station has stopped working, and the electricity went out, which Vector asks them to cover in case anything rains down on them. They had nothing befall them for a while, and Vector walks forward to turn on the Backup electricity, which Jake and Vector notices the crumbling tower while Dalton notices the fainted Caroline. They decided to seek medical attention for her.

The story fast-forwards to a point, where Dalton and Vector are awarded the Medal of Commitment for their work against the Crisis, with both the host and the award presenter being Frant. The two takes the standing ovation and cheers from the audience.

The final scene depicts a cheerful Dalton releasing the Award to his desk, and a healthy Caroline re-dressed in a dress and a cap comes forward to his desk and kisses him.
|}

== Production & Concept ==
The film was originally conceptualized, according to both actor and director Ross Chan, during his session with the song [[Still Alive (song)|''Still Alive'']], that he visualized the credits scene with the cast shown according to the beats of the first verse of the song. This idea was later implemented in the actual credits scene, when they asked the editors to "let me handle this."

{{Spoiler | The song '''''Opposites Attract''''' by Paula Abdul, used during the dance scene halfway through the movie, was suggested by co-lead Matthew Cheung. This originally came from the original writing, when Matthew supervised Ross Chan in the first draft, this song was played in the background. Further stitching implemented this late-80s classic into the film as an indicator for the relationship between characters Dalton Forstall and Caroline Johnson.
Another issue with this song being in the movie, is its retro theme doesn't really fit the theme of relationship in a technologically advanced science facility, so its organ track was volumed-down, and re-recorded in the studio. }}

The character's names have very special origins. The name of Dalton Forstall, was inspired by both The Exorcism and The Hunger Games for the first name Dalton, Former iOS design vice president of Apple Scott Forstall for the last name. Ross noted that Scott was "one of the things Apple is most associated with [on the screens]", that he wished to bring "his enthusiasm" to the character.

The name Vector Samson, suggested by Matthew himself, was split as both "worst thing in Math" (Vector Angles), and "the asshole in Poker Night 2", referencing Brock Samson from the Venture Bros. series.

Caroline Johnson is actually a nod suggested by Ross, which he suggests that "Caroline might have married Cave", but decides to remain silent on the matter.

== Cast ==
Ross Chan as Dalton Forstall

Matthew Cheung as Vector Samson

<actress name here> as Caroline Johnson

Patrick Lam as Jake Maero

Pak Lam Hui as Frant Wayhard

Sonic Lam as Dalton's father

King Wong as the compilmenter
...

Ross, Matthew, had already been cast as Dalton Forstall and Vector Samson on August 30, while Sonic was on the project at the same time but was not given a specific role until November 7, where he was cast the role of Dalton's father. Patrick Lam was given the role on Jake Maero on September 1.

However, Sonic announced his departure on November 17, 2013 for unknown reasons, and the role was instead given to King Wong, with his announcement of joining on November 1.

The role of Caroline was hard to cast for, as it involves intimate and otherwise awkward situations. As a result of this, Ross Chan ordered a search beginning on early November

User:DSnWiiRocks/Portal: Imminent Crisis

2013-11-21T15:47:10Z

DSnWiiRocks: /* Cast */

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. So some text might be ****ed up. You can read it, but you can't edit it. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|Click here]] to get to my page. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

''Also, by have '''Spoilers On''', you are risking to spoil the film experience for yourself. So shield your eyes if you see '''Plot Summary''', and '''turn Spoilers Off''' if you don't want the film to be spoiled.''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

== Plot Summary ==
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
! '''First Draft'''
|-
| Dalton Forstall (Ross Chan) is working on the new version of the Portal Gun while his long-time friend Vector Samson (Matthew Cheung) stops by and invites him out for lunch. After they headed to the Aperture Canteen, Dalton takes out his prototype Portal Gun and a can on Conversion Gel to show Vector since he has never heard of it before. Then an alert sounds to alert of a nuclear meltdown. In an instance, some lights went off while the employees quickly evacuate, and some were shot. Instead of evacuating, Dalton asks Caroline to join him and Vector on his quest to save Aperture. Caroline agrees despite the objections from Vector and a following argument with Dalton.

Vector snaps and heads to the Locker Room to fetch his weapons inside a bag he had kept earlier, and took a Rifle and a Bat, while Dalton shoots an arrow in the background. Vector immediately notices his talent with the Huntsman, and allows him to take it. He then later offered Caroline a weapon, but she promptly refuses and decides to go with her laptop.

The group turns to leave, where Vector finds the door locked. Caroline takes out her laptop and hacks the door open. Outside, the three formulates a plan, which ended with Dalton deciding to "take the operations down". A cut reveals the antagonist, Frant Wayhard (Hui Pak Lam), had bugged the facility prior to the meltdown alert.

Vector realizes that they had to deal a facility-wide meltdown, and makes the other two to move along the catwalk. Along the catwalk, they see a seemingly-abandoned dark room, which Dalton suggest to go "check for supplies". The group were greeted by a flashlight that shone at them, and a tormented refuge introduces himself as Jake Maero (Patrick Lam), then he asks for their Zone origin.

Jake tells them that the Canteen was flooded and guides them through the facility, beginning with a Test Chamber, they solves it and takes a shortcut inside the next chamber. The group takes the shortcut and heads to a hallway similar to the one outside the Central AI Chamber, which in both games, houses GLaDOS. The four are surprised when the route was blocked by an obstacle comprised of Turrets and Bombs. Caroline decides to fight in the process and Dalton guides her to the Huntsman by holding her hand to draw the bow. And as a last effort, Jake throws out a can of Repulsion Gel, which coated the Turrets and made them bounce around. The Turrets explodes, causing some panels behind them to fall off, and reveals a broken off pathway with a room directly below the pathway, which looks similar to the one Jake was found in.

The four landed on the pathway to the room, which they entered to find the room full of cooking supplies, Jake offers them to a Black Forest Cake, like the one at the end of Portal. Vector suggests they tell everyone of their life story to stir up some conversation. Vector was revealed to be a highly-trained soldier who started training at the age of 5, Caroline had a degree in technology, and Dalton was revealed to be her one and only friend in Aperture. However, Vector seems to have a dislike on Jake, and banned him from telling his own story. Dalton tells that he grew up in a rich family, and when an elder (Sonic Lam) of his (presumed to be his father) hears of his application to Aperture after he discovered it while playing Portal, he was enraged, ended their relationship as father-and-son, and kicked him out of the house.

Dalton began crying after the recall, which Caroline orders everyone to be silent and let him calm down. A while later, when everyone has finished their slice of cake, Caroline, out of love, respect, and guilt for Dalton, stands up and offers him to dance. Dalton reluctantly accepts, and the two danced to a modified version of Opposites Attract.

Vector teases the pair as "lovebirds", and Dalton snaps to leave in order to save Aperture (and also to get out of the conversation), and they head to a giant chamber, which is modeled after Central AI Chamber in ''Portal'' and ''Portal 2''. Inside was Frant, who reveals to the group that the whole meltdown thing was entirely his idea. He teases the group with a nun chuck, and when Dalton pulls out the bow to confront Frant, he finds the arrows missing.

Frant slowly leaves, and thanked Vector for his efforts. A confused Dalton asked Vector about the situation, which Vector reveals to actually the mastermind behind all this, Jake was a perfectly fine person who Vector asked to act like a refuge, deactivated Dalton's Portal Gun, dropped his arrows down the shafts. Frant was merely a puppet driven by him to "create" a meltdown for him, and now his plan went perfectly, and he announces it's time to kill him. He swings at Dalton, which drops him to the ground, he explains how he has always been bitter that Dalton has always had the successes and he wanted a revenge. After the fight, Dalton wins and he sets off to find the pair.

After he arrives, he recalls that Vector had lied to him to whole time, he sits at the ground and sobs. An alert came up and signals for an actual nuclear meltdown. Dalton snaps and races to find the pair.

Dalton finds Caroline and Jake imprisoned behind a Hard Light Bridge at the end of Test Chamber 19. He saves them by shooting the pre-placed Portal elsewhere and they are freed. Caroline tells him there is an actual nuclear meltdown, and recommends him to forget the past and rescue him so they can solve the crisis together. Dalton agrees, and the three heads off to find him.

They eventually found Vector at the Canteen, calmly sitting at one of the benches. Dalton apologizes to Vector, and offered to be his friend again if he accepts to. He accepts, and the two reconcile. With five minutes left, they ran to the catwalk with an end of a [[Pneumatic Diversity Tube]], which Caroline hacks a Discouragement Redirection Cube out of the Tube, and Jake takes it. They used a Hard Light Bridge within an uncompleted Chamber to reach the Nuclear Intelligence Center. Vector makes Jake abandon the Cube to allow the jammed door to open.

Inside the Center was revealed to be full of computers that connect to a much larger, Master Computer. First, Caroline attempts to type a command that would halt the Nuclear System completely, but fails. Caroline retreats, believing that they will never solve it and the factory will implode. While Vector and Jake take turns trying out the code, Dalton embraces a crazed Caroline, and asks her to recall what she said to him while he was trying to rush his project once earlier. Caroline didn't get the message, and Dalton leaves her still crazed while they work out another plan.

Vector tells them that there must be a Data Wire that sends commands to the Towers, and by cutting it off (literally) could be the easiest way to do it. Dalton takes a Swiss Army knife out of his pocket and heads to the nearby Wire Room. In the Wire Room, Dalton frantically cuts wires while the clock is continuously being ticked down, and in the last ten seconds, Vector asks him to "go f*cking random" and cuts whatever wire he sees. Caroline faints while no one is noticing.

They notice a distinct yellow wire in the last five seconds, and cuts it at the last second. The Announcer's voice distorts and changed to notify Aperture that the Nuclear station has stopped working, and the electricity went out, which Vector asks them to cover in case anything rains down on them. They had nothing befall them for a while, and Vector walks forward to turn on the Backup electricity, which Jake and Vector notices the crumbling tower while Dalton notices the fainted Caroline. They decided to seek medical attention for her.

The story fast-forwards to a point, where Dalton and Vector are awarded the Medal of Commitment for their work against the Crisis, with both the host and the award presenter being Frant. The two takes the standing ovation and cheers from the audience.

The final scene depicts a cheerful Dalton releasing the Award to his desk, and a healthy Caroline re-dressed in a dress and a cap comes forward to his desk and kisses him.
|}

== Production & Concept ==
The film was originally conceptualized, according to both actor and director Ross Chan, during his session with the song [[Still Alive (song)|''Still Alive'']], that he visualized the credits scene with the cast shown according to the beats of the first verse of the song. This idea was later implemented in the actual credits scene, when they asked the editors to "let me handle this."

{{Spoiler | The song '''''Opposites Attract''''' by Paula Abdul, used during the dance scene halfway through the movie, was suggested by co-lead Matthew Cheung. This originally came from the original writing, when Matthew supervised Ross Chan in the first draft, this song was played in the background. Further stitching implemented this late-80s classic into the film as an indicator for the relationship between characters Dalton Forstall and Caroline Johnson.
Another issue with this song being in the movie, is its retro theme doesn't really fit the theme of relationship in a technologically advanced science facility, so its organ track was volumed-down, and re-recorded in the studio. }}

== Cast ==
Ross Chan as Dalton Forstall

Matthew Cheung as Vector Samson

<actress name here> as Caroline Johnson

Patrick Lam as Jake Maero

Pak Lam Hui as Frant Wayhard

Sonic Lam as Dalton's father

King Wong as the compilmenter
...

Ross, Matthew, had already been cast as Dalton Forstall and Vector Samson on August 30, while Sonic was on the project at the same time but was not given a specific role until November 7, where he was cast the role of Dalton's father. Patrick Lam was given the role on Jake Maero on September 1.

However, Sonic announced his departure on November 17, 2013 for unknown reasons, and the role was instead given to King Wong, with his announcement of joining on November 1.

The role of Caroline was hard to cast for, as it involves intimate and otherwise awkward situations. As a result of this, Ross Chan ordered a search beginning on early November

User:DSnWiiRocks/Portal: Imminent Crisis

2013-11-15T16:53:05Z

DSnWiiRocks: /* Cast */

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. So some text might be ****ed up. You can read it, but you can't edit it. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|Click here]] to get to my page. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

''Also, by have '''Spoilers On''', you are risking to spoil the film experience for yourself. So shield your eyes if you see '''Plot Summary''', and '''turn Spoilers Off''' if you don't want the film to be spoiled.''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

== Plot Summary ==
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
! '''First Draft'''
|-
| Dalton Forstall (Ross Chan) is working on the new version of the Portal Gun while his long-time friend Vector Samson (Matthew Cheung) stops by and invites him out for lunch. After they headed to the Aperture Canteen, Dalton takes out his prototype Portal Gun and a can on Conversion Gel to show Vector since he has never heard of it before. Then an alert sounds to alert of a nuclear meltdown. In an instance, some lights went off while the employees quickly evacuate, and some were shot. Instead of evacuating, Dalton asks Caroline to join him and Vector on his quest to save Aperture. Caroline agrees despite the objections from Vector and a following argument with Dalton.

Vector snaps and heads to the Locker Room to fetch his weapons inside a bag he had kept earlier, and took a Rifle and a Bat, while Dalton shoots an arrow in the background. Vector immediately notices his talent with the Huntsman, and allows him to take it. He then later offered Caroline a weapon, but she promptly refuses and decides to go with her laptop.

The group turns to leave, where Vector finds the door locked. Caroline takes out her laptop and hacks the door open. Outside, the three formulates a plan, which ended with Dalton deciding to "take the operations down". A cut reveals the antagonist, Frant Wayhard (Hui Pak Lam), had bugged the facility prior to the meltdown alert.

Vector realizes that they had to deal a facility-wide meltdown, and makes the other two to move along the catwalk. Along the catwalk, they see a seemingly-abandoned dark room, which Dalton suggest to go "check for supplies". The group were greeted by a flashlight that shone at them, and a tormented refuge introduces himself as Jake Maero (Patrick Lam), then he asks for their Zone origin.

Jake tells them that the Canteen was flooded and guides them through the facility, beginning with a Test Chamber, they solves it and takes a shortcut inside the next chamber. The group takes the shortcut and heads to a hallway similar to the one outside the Central AI Chamber, which in both games, houses GLaDOS. The four are surprised when the route was blocked by an obstacle comprised of Turrets and Bombs. Caroline decides to fight in the process and Dalton guides her to the Huntsman by holding her hand to draw the bow. And as a last effort, Jake throws out a can of Repulsion Gel, which coated the Turrets and made them bounce around. The Turrets explodes, causing some panels behind them to fall off, and reveals a broken off pathway with a room directly below the pathway, which looks similar to the one Jake was found in.

The four landed on the pathway to the room, which they entered to find the room full of cooking supplies, Jake offers them to a Black Forest Cake, like the one at the end of Portal. Vector suggests they tell everyone of their life story to stir up some conversation. Vector was revealed to be a highly-trained soldier who started training at the age of 5, Caroline had a degree in technology, and Dalton was revealed to be her one and only friend in Aperture. However, Vector seems to have a dislike on Jake, and banned him from telling his own story. Dalton tells that he grew up in a rich family, and when an elder (Sonic Lam) of his (presumed to be his father) hears of his application to Aperture after he discovered it while playing Portal, he was enraged, ended their relationship as father-and-son, and kicked him out of the house.

Dalton began crying after the recall, which Caroline orders everyone to be silent and let him calm down. A while later, when everyone has finished their slice of cake, Caroline, out of love, respect, and guilt for Dalton, stands up and offers him to dance. Dalton reluctantly accepts, and the two danced to a modified version of Opposites Attract.

Vector teases the pair as "lovebirds", and Dalton snaps to leave in order to save Aperture (and also to get out of the conversation), and they head to a giant chamber, which is modeled after Central AI Chamber in ''Portal'' and ''Portal 2''. Inside was Frant, who reveals to the group that the whole meltdown thing was entirely his idea. He teases the group with a nun chuck, and when Dalton pulls out the bow to confront Frant, he finds the arrows missing.

Frant slowly leaves, and thanked Vector for his efforts. A confused Dalton asked Vector about the situation, which Vector reveals to actually the mastermind behind all this, Jake was a perfectly fine person who Vector asked to act like a refuge, deactivated Dalton's Portal Gun, dropped his arrows down the shafts. Frant was merely a puppet driven by him to "create" a meltdown for him, and now his plan went perfectly, and he announces it's time to kill him. He swings at Dalton, which drops him to the ground, he explains how he has always been bitter that Dalton has always had the successes and he wanted a revenge. After the fight, Dalton wins and he sets off to find the pair.

After he arrives, he recalls that Vector had lied to him to whole time, he sits at the ground and sobs. An alert came up and signals for an actual nuclear meltdown. Dalton snaps and races to find the pair.

Dalton finds Caroline and Jake imprisoned behind a Hard Light Bridge at the end of Test Chamber 19. He saves them by shooting the pre-placed Portal elsewhere and they are freed. Caroline tells him there is an actual nuclear meltdown, and recommends him to forget the past and rescue him so they can solve the crisis together. Dalton agrees, and the three heads off to find him.

They eventually found Vector at the Canteen, calmly sitting at one of the benches. Dalton apologizes to Vector, and offered to be his friend again if he accepts to. He accepts, and the two reconcile. With five minutes left, they ran to the catwalk with an end of a [[Pneumatic Diversity Tube]], which Caroline hacks a Discouragement Redirection Cube out of the Tube, and Jake takes it. They used a Hard Light Bridge within an uncompleted Chamber to reach the Nuclear Intelligence Center. Vector makes Jake abandon the Cube to allow the jammed door to open.

Inside the Center was revealed to be full of computers that connect to a much larger, Master Computer. First, Caroline attempts to type a command that would halt the Nuclear System completely, but fails. Caroline retreats, believing that they will never solve it and the factory will implode. While Vector and Jake take turns trying out the code, Dalton embraces a crazed Caroline, and asks her to recall what she said to him while he was trying to rush his project once earlier. Caroline didn't get the message, and Dalton leaves her still crazed while they work out another plan.

Vector tells them that there must be a Data Wire that sends commands to the Towers, and by cutting it off (literally) could be the easiest way to do it. Dalton takes a Swiss Army knife out of his pocket and heads to the nearby Wire Room. In the Wire Room, Dalton frantically cuts wires while the clock is continuously being ticked down, and in the last ten seconds, Vector asks him to "go f*cking random" and cuts whatever wire he sees. Caroline faints while no one is noticing.

They notice a distinct yellow wire in the last five seconds, and cuts it at the last second. The Announcer's voice distorts and changed to notify Aperture that the Nuclear station has stopped working, and the electricity went out, which Vector asks them to cover in case anything rains down on them. They had nothing befall them for a while, and Vector walks forward to turn on the Backup electricity, which Jake and Vector notices the crumbling tower while Dalton notices the fainted Caroline. They decided to seek medical attention for her.

The story fast-forwards to a point, where Dalton and Vector are awarded the Medal of Commitment for their work against the Crisis, with both the host and the award presenter being Frant. The two takes the standing ovation and cheers from the audience.

The final scene depicts a cheerful Dalton releasing the Award to his desk, and a healthy Caroline re-dressed in a dress and a cap comes forward to his desk and kisses him.
|}

== Production & Concept ==
The film was originally conceptualized, according to both actor and director Ross Chan, during his session with the song [[Still Alive (song)|''Still Alive'']], that he visualized the credits scene with the cast shown according to the beats of the first verse of the song. This idea was later implemented in the actual credits scene, when they asked the editors to "let me handle this."

{{Spoiler | The song '''''Opposites Attract''''' by Paula Abdul, used during the dance scene halfway through the movie, was suggested by co-lead Matthew Cheung. This originally came from the original writing, when Matthew supervised Ross Chan in the first draft, this song was played in the background. Further stitching implemented this late-80s classic into the film as an indicator for the relationship between characters Dalton Forstall and Caroline Johnson.
Another issue with this song being in the movie, is its retro theme doesn't really fit the theme of relationship in a technologically advanced science facility, so its organ track was volumed-down, and re-recorded in the studio. }}

== Cast ==
Ross Chan as Dalton Forstall

Matthew Cheung as Vector Samson

<actress name here> as Caroline Johnson

Patrick Lam as Jake Maero

Pak Lam Hui as Frant Wayhard

Sonic Lam as Dalton's father

King Wong as the compilmenter
...

User:DSnWiiRocks/Portal: Imminent Crisis

2013-11-15T16:48:46Z

DSnWiiRocks: Made it Collapsable

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. So some text might be ****ed up. You can read it, but you can't edit it. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|Click here]] to get to my page. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

''Also, by have '''Spoilers On''', you are risking to spoil the film experience for yourself. So shield your eyes if you see '''Plot Summary''', and '''turn Spoilers Off''' if you don't want the film to be spoiled.''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

== Plot Summary ==
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
! '''First Draft'''
|-
| Dalton Forstall (Ross Chan) is working on the new version of the Portal Gun while his long-time friend Vector Samson (Matthew Cheung) stops by and invites him out for lunch. After they headed to the Aperture Canteen, Dalton takes out his prototype Portal Gun and a can on Conversion Gel to show Vector since he has never heard of it before. Then an alert sounds to alert of a nuclear meltdown. In an instance, some lights went off while the employees quickly evacuate, and some were shot. Instead of evacuating, Dalton asks Caroline to join him and Vector on his quest to save Aperture. Caroline agrees despite the objections from Vector and a following argument with Dalton.

Vector snaps and heads to the Locker Room to fetch his weapons inside a bag he had kept earlier, and took a Rifle and a Bat, while Dalton shoots an arrow in the background. Vector immediately notices his talent with the Huntsman, and allows him to take it. He then later offered Caroline a weapon, but she promptly refuses and decides to go with her laptop.

The group turns to leave, where Vector finds the door locked. Caroline takes out her laptop and hacks the door open. Outside, the three formulates a plan, which ended with Dalton deciding to "take the operations down". A cut reveals the antagonist, Frant Wayhard (Hui Pak Lam), had bugged the facility prior to the meltdown alert.

Vector realizes that they had to deal a facility-wide meltdown, and makes the other two to move along the catwalk. Along the catwalk, they see a seemingly-abandoned dark room, which Dalton suggest to go "check for supplies". The group were greeted by a flashlight that shone at them, and a tormented refuge introduces himself as Jake Maero (Patrick Lam), then he asks for their Zone origin.

Jake tells them that the Canteen was flooded and guides them through the facility, beginning with a Test Chamber, they solves it and takes a shortcut inside the next chamber. The group takes the shortcut and heads to a hallway similar to the one outside the Central AI Chamber, which in both games, houses GLaDOS. The four are surprised when the route was blocked by an obstacle comprised of Turrets and Bombs. Caroline decides to fight in the process and Dalton guides her to the Huntsman by holding her hand to draw the bow. And as a last effort, Jake throws out a can of Repulsion Gel, which coated the Turrets and made them bounce around. The Turrets explodes, causing some panels behind them to fall off, and reveals a broken off pathway with a room directly below the pathway, which looks similar to the one Jake was found in.

The four landed on the pathway to the room, which they entered to find the room full of cooking supplies, Jake offers them to a Black Forest Cake, like the one at the end of Portal. Vector suggests they tell everyone of their life story to stir up some conversation. Vector was revealed to be a highly-trained soldier who started training at the age of 5, Caroline had a degree in technology, and Dalton was revealed to be her one and only friend in Aperture. However, Vector seems to have a dislike on Jake, and banned him from telling his own story. Dalton tells that he grew up in a rich family, and when an elder (Sonic Lam) of his (presumed to be his father) hears of his application to Aperture after he discovered it while playing Portal, he was enraged, ended their relationship as father-and-son, and kicked him out of the house.

Dalton began crying after the recall, which Caroline orders everyone to be silent and let him calm down. A while later, when everyone has finished their slice of cake, Caroline, out of love, respect, and guilt for Dalton, stands up and offers him to dance. Dalton reluctantly accepts, and the two danced to a modified version of Opposites Attract.

Vector teases the pair as "lovebirds", and Dalton snaps to leave in order to save Aperture (and also to get out of the conversation), and they head to a giant chamber, which is modeled after Central AI Chamber in ''Portal'' and ''Portal 2''. Inside was Frant, who reveals to the group that the whole meltdown thing was entirely his idea. He teases the group with a nun chuck, and when Dalton pulls out the bow to confront Frant, he finds the arrows missing.

Frant slowly leaves, and thanked Vector for his efforts. A confused Dalton asked Vector about the situation, which Vector reveals to actually the mastermind behind all this, Jake was a perfectly fine person who Vector asked to act like a refuge, deactivated Dalton's Portal Gun, dropped his arrows down the shafts. Frant was merely a puppet driven by him to "create" a meltdown for him, and now his plan went perfectly, and he announces it's time to kill him. He swings at Dalton, which drops him to the ground, he explains how he has always been bitter that Dalton has always had the successes and he wanted a revenge. After the fight, Dalton wins and he sets off to find the pair.

After he arrives, he recalls that Vector had lied to him to whole time, he sits at the ground and sobs. An alert came up and signals for an actual nuclear meltdown. Dalton snaps and races to find the pair.

Dalton finds Caroline and Jake imprisoned behind a Hard Light Bridge at the end of Test Chamber 19. He saves them by shooting the pre-placed Portal elsewhere and they are freed. Caroline tells him there is an actual nuclear meltdown, and recommends him to forget the past and rescue him so they can solve the crisis together. Dalton agrees, and the three heads off to find him.

They eventually found Vector at the Canteen, calmly sitting at one of the benches. Dalton apologizes to Vector, and offered to be his friend again if he accepts to. He accepts, and the two reconcile. With five minutes left, they ran to the catwalk with an end of a [[Pneumatic Diversity Tube]], which Caroline hacks a Discouragement Redirection Cube out of the Tube, and Jake takes it. They used a Hard Light Bridge within an uncompleted Chamber to reach the Nuclear Intelligence Center. Vector makes Jake abandon the Cube to allow the jammed door to open.

Inside the Center was revealed to be full of computers that connect to a much larger, Master Computer. First, Caroline attempts to type a command that would halt the Nuclear System completely, but fails. Caroline retreats, believing that they will never solve it and the factory will implode. While Vector and Jake take turns trying out the code, Dalton embraces a crazed Caroline, and asks her to recall what she said to him while he was trying to rush his project once earlier. Caroline didn't get the message, and Dalton leaves her still crazed while they work out another plan.

Vector tells them that there must be a Data Wire that sends commands to the Towers, and by cutting it off (literally) could be the easiest way to do it. Dalton takes a Swiss Army knife out of his pocket and heads to the nearby Wire Room. In the Wire Room, Dalton frantically cuts wires while the clock is continuously being ticked down, and in the last ten seconds, Vector asks him to "go f*cking random" and cuts whatever wire he sees. Caroline faints while no one is noticing.

They notice a distinct yellow wire in the last five seconds, and cuts it at the last second. The Announcer's voice distorts and changed to notify Aperture that the Nuclear station has stopped working, and the electricity went out, which Vector asks them to cover in case anything rains down on them. They had nothing befall them for a while, and Vector walks forward to turn on the Backup electricity, which Jake and Vector notices the crumbling tower while Dalton notices the fainted Caroline. They decided to seek medical attention for her.

The story fast-forwards to a point, where Dalton and Vector are awarded the Medal of Commitment for their work against the Crisis, with both the host and the award presenter being Frant. The two takes the standing ovation and cheers from the audience.

The final scene depicts a cheerful Dalton releasing the Award to his desk, and a healthy Caroline re-dressed in a dress and a cap comes forward to his desk and kisses him.
|}

== Production & Concept ==
The film was originally conceptualized, according to both actor and director Ross Chan, during his session with the song [[Still Alive (song)|''Still Alive'']], that he visualized the credits scene with the cast shown according to the beats of the first verse of the song. This idea was later implemented in the actual credits scene, when they asked the editors to "let me handle this."

{{Spoiler | The song '''''Opposites Attract''''' by Paula Abdul, used during the dance scene halfway through the movie, was suggested by co-lead Matthew Cheung. This originally came from the original writing, when Matthew supervised Ross Chan in the first draft, this song was played in the background. Further stitching implemented this late-80s classic into the film as an indicator for the relationship between characters Dalton Forstall and Caroline Johnson.
Another issue with this song being in the movie, is its retro theme doesn't really fit the theme of relationship in a technologically advanced science facility, so its organ track was volumed-down, and re-recorded in the studio. }}

== Cast ==
Ross Chan as Dalton Forstall

Matthew Cheung as Vector Samson

<actress name here> as Caroline Johnson

Patrick Lam as Jake Maero

Pak Lam Hui as Frant Wayhard

...

User:DSnWiiRocks/Portal: Imminent Crisis

2013-11-15T16:47:39Z

DSnWiiRocks:

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. So some text might be ****ed up. You can read it, but you can't edit it. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|Click here]] to get to my page. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

''Also, by have '''Spoilers On''', you are risking to spoil the film experience for yourself. So shield your eyes if you see '''Plot Summary''', and '''turn Spoilers Off''' if you don't want the film to be spoiled.''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

== Plot Summary ==
{| class="wikitable collapsible"
! '''First Draft'''
|-
| Dalton Forstall (Ross Chan) is working on the new version of the Portal Gun while his long-time friend Vector Samson (Matthew Cheung) stops by and invites him out for lunch. After they headed to the Aperture Canteen, Dalton takes out his prototype Portal Gun and a can on Conversion Gel to show Vector since he has never heard of it before. Then an alert sounds to alert of a nuclear meltdown. In an instance, some lights went off while the employees quickly evacuate, and some were shot. Instead of evacuating, Dalton asks Caroline to join him and Vector on his quest to save Aperture. Caroline agrees despite the objections from Vector and a following argument with Dalton.

Vector snaps and heads to the Locker Room to fetch his weapons inside a bag he had kept earlier, and took a Rifle and a Bat, while Dalton shoots an arrow in the background. Vector immediately notices his talent with the Huntsman, and allows him to take it. He then later offered Caroline a weapon, but she promptly refuses and decides to go with her laptop.

The group turns to leave, where Vector finds the door locked. Caroline takes out her laptop and hacks the door open. Outside, the three formulates a plan, which ended with Dalton deciding to "take the operations down". A cut reveals the antagonist, Frant Wayhard (Hui Pak Lam), had bugged the facility prior to the meltdown alert.

Vector realizes that they had to deal a facility-wide meltdown, and makes the other two to move along the catwalk. Along the catwalk, they see a seemingly-abandoned dark room, which Dalton suggest to go "check for supplies". The group were greeted by a flashlight that shone at them, and a tormented refuge introduces himself as Jake Maero (Patrick Lam), then he asks for their Zone origin.

Jake tells them that the Canteen was flooded and guides them through the facility, beginning with a Test Chamber, they solves it and takes a shortcut inside the next chamber. The group takes the shortcut and heads to a hallway similar to the one outside the Central AI Chamber, which in both games, houses GLaDOS. The four are surprised when the route was blocked by an obstacle comprised of Turrets and Bombs. Caroline decides to fight in the process and Dalton guides her to the Huntsman by holding her hand to draw the bow. And as a last effort, Jake throws out a can of Repulsion Gel, which coated the Turrets and made them bounce around. The Turrets explodes, causing some panels behind them to fall off, and reveals a broken off pathway with a room directly below the pathway, which looks similar to the one Jake was found in.

The four landed on the pathway to the room, which they entered to find the room full of cooking supplies, Jake offers them to a Black Forest Cake, like the one at the end of Portal. Vector suggests they tell everyone of their life story to stir up some conversation. Vector was revealed to be a highly-trained soldier who started training at the age of 5, Caroline had a degree in technology, and Dalton was revealed to be her one and only friend in Aperture. However, Vector seems to have a dislike on Jake, and banned him from telling his own story. Dalton tells that he grew up in a rich family, and when an elder (Sonic Lam) of his (presumed to be his father) hears of his application to Aperture after he discovered it while playing Portal, he was enraged, ended their relationship as father-and-son, and kicked him out of the house.

Dalton began crying after the recall, which Caroline orders everyone to be silent and let him calm down. A while later, when everyone has finished their slice of cake, Caroline, out of love, respect, and guilt for Dalton, stands up and offers him to dance. Dalton reluctantly accepts, and the two danced to a modified version of Opposites Attract.

Vector teases the pair as "lovebirds", and Dalton snaps to leave in order to save Aperture (and also to get out of the conversation), and they head to a giant chamber, which is modeled after Central AI Chamber in ''Portal'' and ''Portal 2''. Inside was Frant, who reveals to the group that the whole meltdown thing was entirely his idea. He teases the group with a nun chuck, and when Dalton pulls out the bow to confront Frant, he finds the arrows missing.

Frant slowly leaves, and thanked Vector for his efforts. A confused Dalton asked Vector about the situation, which Vector reveals to actually the mastermind behind all this, Jake was a perfectly fine person who Vector asked to act like a refuge, deactivated Dalton's Portal Gun, dropped his arrows down the shafts. Frant was merely a puppet driven by him to "create" a meltdown for him, and now his plan went perfectly, and he announces it's time to kill him. He swings at Dalton, which drops him to the ground, he explains how he has always been bitter that Dalton has always had the successes and he wanted a revenge. After the fight, Dalton wins and he sets off to find the pair.

After he arrives, he recalls that Vector had lied to him to whole time, he sits at the ground and sobs. An alert came up and signals for an actual nuclear meltdown. Dalton snaps and races to find the pair.

Dalton finds Caroline and Jake imprisoned behind a Hard Light Bridge at the end of Test Chamber 19. He saves them by shooting the pre-placed Portal elsewhere and they are freed. Caroline tells him there is an actual nuclear meltdown, and recommends him to forget the past and rescue him so they can solve the crisis together. Dalton agrees, and the three heads off to find him.

They eventually found Vector at the Canteen, calmly sitting at one of the benches. Dalton apologizes to Vector, and offered to be his friend again if he accepts to. He accepts, and the two reconcile. With five minutes left, they ran to the catwalk with an end of a [[Pneumatic Diversity Tube]], which Caroline hacks a Discouragement Redirection Cube out of the Tube, and Jake takes it. They used a Hard Light Bridge within an uncompleted Chamber to reach the Nuclear Intelligence Center. Vector makes Jake abandon the Cube to allow the jammed door to open.

Inside the Center was revealed to be full of computers that connect to a much larger, Master Computer. First, Caroline attempts to type a command that would halt the Nuclear System completely, but fails. Caroline retreats, believing that they will never solve it and the factory will implode. While Vector and Jake take turns trying out the code, Dalton embraces a crazed Caroline, and asks her to recall what she said to him while he was trying to rush his project once earlier. Caroline didn't get the message, and Dalton leaves her still crazed while they work out another plan.

Vector tells them that there must be a Data Wire that sends commands to the Towers, and by cutting it off (literally) could be the easiest way to do it. Dalton takes a Swiss Army knife out of his pocket and heads to the nearby Wire Room. In the Wire Room, Dalton frantically cuts wires while the clock is continuously being ticked down, and in the last ten seconds, Vector asks him to "go f*cking random" and cuts whatever wire he sees. Caroline faints while no one is noticing.

They notice a distinct yellow wire in the last five seconds, and cuts it at the last second. The Announcer's voice distorts and changed to notify Aperture that the Nuclear station has stopped working, and the electricity went out, which Vector asks them to cover in case anything rains down on them. They had nothing befall them for a while, and Vector walks forward to turn on the Backup electricity, which Jake and Vector notices the crumbling tower while Dalton notices the fainted Caroline. They decided to seek medical attention for her.

The story fast-forwards to a point, where Dalton and Vector are awarded the Medal of Commitment for their work against the Crisis, with both the host and the award presenter being Frant. The two takes the standing ovation and cheers from the audience.

The final scene depicts a cheerful Dalton releasing the Award to his desk, and a healthy Caroline re-dressed in a dress and a cap comes forward to his desk and kisses him.
|}

== Production & Concept ==
The film was originally conceptualized, according to both actor and director Ross Chan, during his session with the song [[Still Alive (song)|''Still Alive'']], that he visualized the credits scene with the cast shown according to the beats of the first verse of the song. This idea was later implemented in the actual credits scene, when they asked the editors to "let me handle this."

{{Spoiler | The song '''''Opposites Attract''''' by Paula Abdul, used during the dance scene halfway through the movie, was suggested by co-lead Matthew Cheung. This originally came from the original writing, when Matthew supervised Ross Chan in the first draft, this song was played in the background. Further stitching implemented this late-80s classic into the film as an indicator for the relationship between characters Dalton Forstall and Caroline Johnson.
Another issue with this song being in the movie, is its retro theme doesn't really fit the theme of relationship in a technologically advanced science facility, so its organ track was volumed-down, and re-recorded in the studio. }}

== Cast ==
Ross Chan as Dalton Forstall

Matthew Cheung as Vector Samson

<actress name here> as Caroline Johnson

Patrick Lam as Jake Maero

Pak Lam Hui as Frant Wayhard

...

User:DSnWiiRocks/Portal: Imminent Crisis

2013-11-15T16:39:50Z

DSnWiiRocks:

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. So some text might be ****ed up. You can read it, but you can't edit it. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|Click here]] to get to my page. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

''Also, by have '''Spoilers On''', you are risking to spoil the film experience for yourself. So shield your eyes if you see '''Plot Summary''', and '''turn Spoilers Off''' if you don't want the film to be spoiled.''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

== Plot Summary ==

'''First Draft'''

Dalton Forstall (Ross Chan) is working on the new version of the Portal Gun while his long-time friend Vector Samson (Matthew Cheung) stops by and invites him out for lunch. After they headed to the Aperture Canteen, Dalton takes out his prototype Portal Gun and a can on Conversion Gel to show Vector since he has never heard of it before. Then an alert sounds to alert of a nuclear meltdown. In an instance, some lights went off while the employees quickly evacuate, and some were shot. Instead of evacuating, Dalton asks Caroline to join him and Vector on his quest to save Aperture. Caroline agrees despite the objections from Vector and a following argument with Dalton.

Vector snaps and heads to the Locker Room to fetch his weapons inside a bag he had kept earlier, and took a Rifle and a Bat, while Dalton shoots an arrow in the background. Vector immediately notices his talent with the Huntsman, and allows him to take it. He then later offered Caroline a weapon, but she promptly refuses and decides to go with her laptop.

The group turns to leave, where Vector finds the door locked. Caroline takes out her laptop and hacks the door open. Outside, the three formulates a plan, which ended with Dalton deciding to "take the operations down". A cut reveals the antagonist, Frant Wayhard (Hui Pak Lam), had bugged the facility prior to the meltdown alert.

Vector realizes that they had to deal a facility-wide meltdown, and makes the other two to move along the catwalk. Along the catwalk, they see a seemingly-abandoned dark room, which Dalton suggest to go "check for supplies". The group were greeted by a flashlight that shone at them, and a tormented refuge introduces himself as Jake Maero (Patrick Lam), then he asks for their Zone origin.

Jake tells them that the Canteen was flooded and guides them through the facility, beginning with a Test Chamber, they solves it and takes a shortcut inside the next chamber. The group takes the shortcut and heads to a hallway similar to the one outside the Central AI Chamber, which in both games, houses GLaDOS. The four are surprised when the route was blocked by an obstacle comprised of Turrets and Bombs. Caroline decides to fight in the process and Dalton guides her to the Huntsman by holding her hand to draw the bow. And as a last effort, Jake throws out a can of Repulsion Gel, which coated the Turrets and made them bounce around. The Turrets explodes, causing some panels behind them to fall off, and reveals a broken off pathway with a room directly below the pathway, which looks similar to the one Jake was found in.

The four landed on the pathway to the room, which they entered to find the room full of cooking supplies, Jake offers them to a Black Forest Cake, like the one at the end of Portal. Vector suggests they tell everyone of their life story to stir up some conversation. Vector was revealed to be a highly-trained soldier who started training at the age of 5, Caroline had a degree in technology, and Dalton was revealed to be her one and only friend in Aperture. However, Vector seems to have a dislike on Jake, and banned him from telling his own story. Dalton tells that he grew up in a rich family, and when an elder (Sonic Lam) of his (presumed to be his father) hears of his application to Aperture after he discovered it while playing Portal, he was enraged, ended their relationship as father-and-son, and kicked him out of the house.

Dalton began crying after the recall, which Caroline orders everyone to be silent and let him calm down. A while later, when everyone has finished their slice of cake, Caroline, out of love, respect, and guilt for Dalton, stands up and offers him to dance. Dalton reluctantly accepts, and the two danced to a modified version of Opposites Attract.

Vector teases the pair as "lovebirds", and Dalton snaps to leave in order to save Aperture (and also to get out of the conversation), and they head to a giant chamber, which is modeled after Central AI Chamber in ''Portal'' and ''Portal 2''. Inside was Frant, who reveals to the group that the whole meltdown thing was entirely his idea. He teases the group with a nun chuck, and when Dalton pulls out the bow to confront Frant, he finds the arrows missing.

Frant slowly leaves, and thanked Vector for his efforts. A confused Dalton asked Vector about the situation, which Vector reveals to actually the mastermind behind all this, Jake was a perfectly fine person who Vector asked to act like a refuge, deactivated Dalton's Portal Gun, dropped his arrows down the shafts. Frant was merely a puppet driven by him to "create" a meltdown for him, and now his plan went perfectly, and he announces it's time to kill him. He swings at Dalton, which drops him to the ground, he explains how he has always been bitter that Dalton has always had the successes and he wanted a revenge. After the fight, Dalton wins and he sets off to find the pair.

After he arrives, he recalls that Vector had lied to him to whole time, he sits at the ground and sobs. An alert came up and signals for an actual nuclear meltdown. Dalton snaps and races to find the pair.

Dalton finds Caroline and Jake imprisoned behind a Hard Light Bridge at the end of Test Chamber 19. He saves them by shooting the pre-placed Portal elsewhere and they are freed. Caroline tells him there is an actual nuclear meltdown, and recommends him to forget the past and rescue him so they can solve the crisis together. Dalton agrees, and the three heads off to find him.

They eventually found Vector at the Canteen, calmly sitting at one of the benches. Dalton apologizes to Vector, and offered to be his friend again if he accepts to. He accepts, and the two reconcile. With five minutes left, they ran to the catwalk with an end of a [[Pneumatic Diversity Tube]], which Caroline hacks a Discouragement Redirection Cube out of the Tube, and Jake takes it. They used a Hard Light Bridge within an uncompleted Chamber to reach the Nuclear Intelligence Center. Vector makes Jake abandon the Cube to allow the jammed door to open.

Inside the Center was revealed to be full of computers that connect to a much larger, Master Computer. First, Caroline attempts to type a command that would halt the Nuclear System completely, but fails. Caroline retreats, believing that they will never solve it and the factory will implode. While Vector and Jake take turns trying out the code, Dalton embraces a crazed Caroline, and asks her to recall what she said to him while he was trying to rush his project once earlier. Caroline didn't get the message, and Dalton leaves her still crazed while they work out another plan.

Vector tells them that there must be a Data Wire that sends commands to the Towers, and by cutting it off (literally) could be the easiest way to do it. Dalton takes a Swiss Army knife out of his pocket and heads to the nearby Wire Room. In the Wire Room, Dalton frantically cuts wires while the clock is continuously being ticked down, and in the last ten seconds, Vector asks him to "go f*cking random" and cuts whatever wire he sees. Caroline faints while no one is noticing.

They notice a distinct yellow wire in the last five seconds, and cuts it at the last second. The Announcer's voice distorts and changed to notify Aperture that the Nuclear station has stopped working, and the electricity went out, which Vector asks them to cover in case anything rains down on them. They had nothing befall them for a while, and Vector walks forward to turn on the Backup electricity, which Jake and Vector notices the crumbling tower while Dalton notices the fainted Caroline. They decided to seek medical attention for her.

The story fast-forwards to a point, where Dalton and Vector are awarded the Medal of Commitment for their work against the Crisis, with both the host and the award presenter being Frant. The two takes the standing ovation and cheers from the audience.

The final scene depicts a cheerful Dalton releasing the Award to his desk, and a healthy Caroline re-dressed in a dress and a cap comes forward to his desk and kisses him.

== Production & Concept ==
The film was originally conceptualized, according to both actor and director Ross Chan, during his session with the song [[Still Alive (song)|''Still Alive'']], that he visualized the credits scene with the cast shown according to the beats of the first verse of the song. This idea was later implemented in the actual credits scene, when they asked the editors to "let me handle this."

{{Spoiler | The song '''''Opposites Attract''''' by Paula Abdul, used during the dance scene halfway through the movie, was suggested by co-lead Matthew Cheung. This originally came from the original writing, when Matthew supervised Ross Chan in the first draft, this song was played in the background. Further stitching implemented this late-80s classic into the film as an indicator for the relationship between characters Dalton Forstall and Caroline Johnson.
Another issue with this song being in the movie, is its retro theme doesn't really fit the theme of relationship in a technologically advanced science facility, so its organ track was volumed-down, and re-recorded in the studio. }}

== Cast ==
Ross Chan as Dalton Forstall

Matthew Cheung as Vector Samson

<actress name here> as Caroline Johnson

Patrick Lam as Jake Maero

Pak Lam Hui as Frant Wayhard

...

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== Gentlemen ==

We have come thus far; the front page is looking splendid. — [[User:Minip|minip]] 01:11, 22 April 2011 (UTC)
:: I agree, though I have two gripes with it.
::
:: 1) Who typed "Valve" like this for the main page links?
:: http://i51.tinypic.com/v8os5s.jpg
:: It should be "Valve". The uppercase version with the smaller sized "E" is just a logo, nothing more. I see things like "VALVe" and such being written entirely too often elsewhere.
:: 2) The yellow tint color for the background of the box tables looks strange. Yellow, no matter how desaturated, isn't really in the color scheme of Portal (ignoring instances such as the yellow portal for the co-op partner and other instances). Overall it's grays, blues, blacks. Clean colors. With the overuse of the blue elements on the Wiki's theme (the logo the links etc), yellow looks out of place. -- [[User:Benjamoose|Benjamoose]] [[File:User_Benjamoose_Sig.png|Om nom nom!]] ([[User talk:Benjamoose|talk]] | [[Special:Contributions/Benjamoose|contribs]]) 20:17, 23 April 2011 (UTC)
:::Tried to address the colors; I'm no expert designer, so please feel free to tweak them further. I do believe it's an improvement though :3 For further reference, not all colors are on [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]; some are in style attributes on <code>{{[[Template:Main Page layout|Main Page layout]]}}</code> and <code>{{[[Template:ExtendedIndex|ExtendedIndex]]}}</code>. [[User:WindPower|WindPower]] 04:42, 25 April 2011 (UTC)

== Template ==
May not use this template [[Template:ExtendedIndex]], and use the template as Team Fortress Wiki. At other languages a problem with translation of this template. Namely 1 and 3 column. --[[User:Nik9990|Nik9990]] [[User_talk:Nik9990|Talk]] | [[Special:Contributions/Nik9990|Cont]] 18:37, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
:Then whack some langs on the end of the links like you do on other links. – [[User:Smashman|Smashman]] ([[User_talk:Smashman|talk]]) 18:56, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
:: Ie me need to create the same template with a prefix, for example / de on a language that me need?--[[User:Nik9990|Nik9990]] [[User_talk:Nik9990|Talk]] | [[Special:Contributions/Nik9990|Cont]] 19:12, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
::: Horosho! --[[User:Nik9990|Nik9990]] [[User_talk:Nik9990|Talk]] | [[Special:Contributions/Nik9990|Cont]] 21:14, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
:::Should be all good now, thanks~ — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 21:31, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

== Facts ==

Not the place to ask, but where can i edit the currently featured facts, Richard Lord was just a placeholder for Wheatley.
--[[User:Latin Geek|Latin Geek]] 15:51, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
:Click the "Add a fact" link on the main page (just under the list) :3 — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 15:54, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

== Vector Skin glitch in IE9 ==

Now, I can't exactly explain what's going on, but every time I've loaded this Wiki on Internet Explorer 9, it's failed to load the Vector skin altogether, until I change my user agent string to Chrome, FF, Opera, even the Bing Bot string works, but the default user agent string failed to load the skin at all. I believe it's an issue that should be looked at, since it also appears to affect IE7-IE8. --[[User:Swertmastra|Swertmastra]]

:Thank you for your concern; we are aware of this problem, it is caused by MediaWiki. We are awaiting the next MediaWiki patch, hopefully they will address this issue. — [[User:Minip|minip]] 05:33, 12 June 2011 (UTC)
:<nowiki>*</nowiki> A new MediaWiki patch has been released; this issue is now resolved. — [[User:Minip|minip]] 02:03, 15 June 2011 (UTC)

== Translation of Logo ==

Is it able to translate main logo in sidebar and in header? And MediaWiki:Sidebar too? If it is, here they are (russian):

[[File:Wiki-banner-ru.png]]
[[File:Wiki_logo_ru.png]]

[[User:Gl0BuZ|Gl0BuZ]] 18:24, 14 June 2011 (UTC)
:Will do as soon as a Russian editor can confirm this translation. Wouldn't want a homepage with profanity or stuff on it, I hope you understand :3 — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 02:06, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
::Yes, I do. By the way, You can trust me. I' m from [http://steamcommunity.com/id/GlOBuZ STS] ;-) [[User:Gl0BuZ|Gl0BuZ]] 03:54, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
::: Do eet, Wind [[User:DrAkcel|DrAkcel]] ([[User_talk:DrAkcel|T]] | [[Special:Contributions/DrAkcel|C]]) 04:21, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
:::: O, hi, Akcel! Glad to see you. Thanks. [[User:Gl0BuZ|Gl0BuZ]] 05:01, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
:::::Done~ — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 05:33, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
::::::Thanks. As I see, it isn't possible to translate main logo, is it? — [[User:Gl0BuZ|Gl0BuZ]] 05:43, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
:::::::Would be possible to make some little piece of javascript to replace it on every page after the page loads, but that's not the most elegant solution. I'll poke seb about it — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 05:44, 15 June 2011 (UTC)
::::::::So how is this getting along? Should there be an image for the different languages or witchcraft? '''×'''×'''×''' [[File:Wormlogo.png|72px|[[User:Wormhole]]]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[User_talk:Wormhole|T]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[Special:Contributions/Wormhole|C]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> '''×'''×'''×''' 16:12, 26 October 2012 (UTC)

== Blog posts ==

Are you going to make Current Events such as in tf2 wiki? I mean, blog posts here — [[File:User Gl0BuZ signature.png|Thinking with portals!|link=User:Gl0BuZ]] 05:08, 16 June 2011 (UTC)
:If they turn out to be regular enough, yes. Otherwise, it'd look kind of stale — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 05:17, 16 June 2011 (UTC)
:: For the contest, I'm going to throw up an event banner on the main page. As for future blog posts, we'll have to wait and see but I'm not against the idea. - [[User:RJackson|RJ]][[File:User RJackson Pixelturret.png|link=User:RJackson|top]] [[User talk:RJackson|talk]] 16:51, 16 June 2011 (UTC)

== Contest page ==
I have russian contest page — http://portal.steamtranslation.ru/videocontest/ Where I can use it? :) — [[File:User Gl0BuZ signature.png|Thinking with portals!|link=User:Gl0BuZ]] 16:29, 16 June 2011 (UTC)
: Feel free to add it to the russian translation of [[Portal 2 Music Video Contest]] - [[User:RJackson|RJ]][[File:User RJackson Pixelturret.png|link=User:RJackson|top]] [[User talk:RJackson|talk]] 16:50, 16 June 2011 (UTC)
::But don't forget: it is unofficial [[User:DrAkcel|DrAkcel]] ([[User_talk:DrAkcel|T]] | [[Special:Contributions/DrAkcel|C]]) 17:18, 16 June 2011 (UTC)
:::Akcel, I remeber it, but it isn't for long (I mean «unofficial»). — [[File:User Gl0BuZ signature.png|Thinking with portals!|link=User:Gl0BuZ]] 20:08, 16 June 2011 (UTC)

== The Gels ==
Hello! I noticed that the [[Gels]] are not display in the "Mechanics" part of the main page. I think, if it's not a forget, the Gels page is more important than for example the [[High Energy Pellet]] page, wich is only present in the first ''Portal'' (and ''Portal'' is in my opinion considerably less played than ''Portal 2''). So, is a change needed here ? Thanks for reading. [[User:Jay|Jay]] 18:49, 16 June 2011 (UTC)
:{{c|done}} '''—[[User:Moussekateer|M]][[File:User Moussekateer signature portal.png|19px|link=User:Moussekateer]][[User:Moussekateer|ussekateer]]·[[User talk:Moussekateer|talk]]''' 18:55, 16 June 2011 (UTC)

== Sixense DLC now available. ==

As the title states, we need to get some articles up. I'd work on some myself but I've got college really early and I'm already up way too late. [http://store.steampowered.com/news/5682/ Steam News announcement], [http://store.steampowered.com/app/660/ Store page].

Food for discussion:
* How should we document the DLC
** A seperate game, like how we deal with [[Portal: Still Alive]]
** Or a section on [[Portal 2]]
** Perhaps consider is a "Game mode" - like there's Single Player, Co-op and then Sixense.
* Related to above, how should we document the extra test chambers.
* Also, I hope some of you have one of these Hydra controllers; else it's gonna be tough to document.

- [[User:RJackson|RJ]][[File:User RJackson Pixelturret.png|link=User:RJackson|top]] [[User talk:RJackson|talk]] 01:36, 17 June 2011 (UTC)
:The fact that it is discrete from P2 and requires a particular piece of hardware indicates to me that it should be considered to be a separate product. That being said, much of the Wiki's current material can be re-used verbatim, but video walkthroughs, etc would be another thing entirely. -[[User:Esky|Esky]] 01:41, 17 June 2011 (UTC)
:::The controller is $140/€140 so yea, unlikely any of us own one :S Which is a shame as some of the levels look quite good. Perhaps we could extract them somehow.... '''—[[User:Moussekateer|M]][[File:User Moussekateer signature portal.png|19px|link=User:Moussekateer]][[User:Moussekateer|ussekateer]]·[[User talk:Moussekateer|talk]]''' 01:43, 17 June 2011 (UTC)

I want to upload a picture of the Scalable Cube with a white background just like the other Cube pics, but i can't upload the image! >:(
Toolbox doesn't have such a feature - [[User:LambdaCore 21|LambdaCore 21]] 19:08, 28 January 2012 (UTC)
:How about now :3 — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 23:20, 9 July 2011 (UTC)

Thanks!!! - [[User:LambdaCore 21|LambdaCore 21]] 19:08, 28 January 2012 (UTC)

== Super 8 in Portal 2 ==

Hey, uh. When are we gonna get to the Super 8 topic? There's an interactive teaser in the Extras --[[User:Breakin' Benny|Breakin' Benny]] 15:08, 17 June 2011 (UTC)
: As soon as anybody starts writing an article about it. :P - [[User:RJackson|RJ]][[File:User RJackson Pixelturret.png|link=User:RJackson|top]] [[User talk:RJackson|talk]] 15:38, 17 June 2011 (UTC)

Apparently we don't need one - [[User:Medibee|Medibee]] 22:46, 20 June 2011 (UTC)
:Still deserves a mention in like [[Main menu]] or something — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 22:50, 20 June 2011 (UTC)
I added a Did you know for it - [[User:Medibee|Medibee]] 22:51, 20 June 2011 (UTC)

== A Wiki Hat? ==

I guess that if we want the wiki to be supported by more players we should add a Portal 2 ingame wiki hat :)— ''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' '''[[User:Atlas|Atlas]]''' ([[User talk:Atlas|talk]]) • ([[Special:Contributions/Atlas|contribs]]) 
: An exclusive in-game item is something Valve would have to decide upon implementing. We cannot influence the content of the game. - [[User:RJackson|RJ]][[File:User RJackson Pixelturret.png|link=User:RJackson|top]] [[User talk:RJackson|talk]] 11:49, 10 July 2011 (UTC)
Can I contact valve as the wiki, I think they will be glad to help us :)? — ''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' '''[[User:Atlas|Atlas]]''' ([[User talk:Atlas|talk]]) • ([[Special:Contributions/Atlas|contribs]]) 
::It's early days yet, let's focus on getting this Wiki content-complete first. And please remember to sign your posts with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> [[User:I-ghost|i-ghost]] 12:03, 10 July 2011 (UTC)

Like this?, hmm I would love to help, I just wonder on what o.o [[User:Atlas|Atlas]] 13:02, 10 July 2011 (UTC)

== A Songs Section? ==

Do you think we should make a song section.

showing

Exillie (Doug Rattman Radio Song)
Still Alive
Want You Gone
Cara Mia.

? [[User:Atlas|Atlas]] 21:47, 10 July 2011 (UTC)

: It's a great idea. Open up the page first. Then we'll fill it in. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 10:14, 10 October 2013 (UTC)

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DSnWiiRocks: /* Production */

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. You can read it, but you can't edit it. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [[User:DSnWiiRocks|here]]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. [[User:DSnWiiRocks|Click here]] to get to my page. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

== Production & Concept ==
The film was originally conceptualized, according to both actor and director Ross Chan, during his session with the song [[Still Alive (song)|''Still Alive'']], that he visualized the credits scene with the cast shown according to the beats of the first verse of the song. This idea was later implemented in the actual credits scene, when they asked the editors to "let me handle this."

The song '''''Opposites Attract''''' by Paula Abdul, used during the dance scene halfway through the movie, was suggested by co-lead Matthew Cheung. This originally came from the original writing, when Matthew supervised Ross Chan in the first draft, this song was played in the background. Further stitching implemented this late-80s classic into the film as an indicator for the relationship between characters Dalton Forstall and Caroline Johnson.
Another issue with this song being in the movie, is its retro theme doesn't really fit the theme of relationship in a technologically advanced science facility, so its organ track was volumed-down, and re-recorded in the studio.

== Cast ==
Ross Chan as Dalton Forstall

Matthew Cheung as Vector Samson

<actress name here> as Caroline Johnson

Patrick Lam as Jake Maero

Pak Lam Hui as Frant Wayhard

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DSnWiiRocks: /* Plot Teaser */

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [here | http://theportalwiki.com/wiki/User_talk:DSnWiiRocks]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps and save Aperture from a nuclear disaster?

User:DSnWiiRocks/Portal: Imminent Crisis

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DSnWiiRocks:

''This is a beta page. It is not ready for public release. If you want to contribute to this article, please contact the creator, DSnWiiRocks, via the Portal Wiki [here | http://theportalwiki.com/wiki/User_talk:DSnWiiRocks]. If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. '''DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.'''''

'''''Portal: Imminent Crisis''''' is an upcoming feature film starring Ross Chan (also known as DSnWiiRocks on this Wiki and on YouTube), Matthew Cheung, <female actor not cast yet: playing the role of Caroline Johnson>, Patrick Lam, and Pak Lam Hui. This film also casts <actor name(s)> as the supporting roles.

== Plot Teaser ==
The already hazardous facilities of [[Aperture Science]] comes another disaster! In this version of Aperture, there are no robots they'll ever help them, only ones that'll burst you to bits and riddle holes in you. All the tools the scientific endeavors only have are a bat, a rifle, a bow and arrow, a laptop, and their wits. Can they survive wave after wave of lethal machines and death traps?

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''Hello! Before you start, this is a translation of the page "'''Perpetual Testing Initiative'''" to '''Traditional Chinese'''. If the text below looks like alien language, it's most likely you picked the wrong language to read in. SImply head to the sidebar and select a language that you understand, and enjoy '''that version''' instead. This is the exact article from the English version, but hand-translated by me.
:( - [[User:DSnWiiRocks|DSnWiiRocks]] ([[User talk:DSnWiiRocks|talk]]) 11:54, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

'''Perpetual Testing Initiative'''是在[[''Portal 2'']]中一類遊戲模式，當中介紹關於多種宇宙的概念，簡稱"Multiverse".在這次的[[Test Chamber]]關鍵完全在Steam Workshop所製作的關卡，玩家再次扮演Test Subject的角色，但這次成為[[Bendy]]的角色。

Perpetual Testing Initiative 的所有關卡都是其他玩家用[[Puzzle Creator]]來製作的， Puzzle Creator是Hammer的一個簡化板。

因為Multiverse的理由，[[Cave Johnson]]如同在[[Conversion Gel]]沒有被發明前健康，而Bendy可以聽到Cave Johnson與Test Subject的對話。