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User talk:I-ghost

2011-08-04T04:25:02Z

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== Test chamber pages ==

We just started on creating these by doing the first chapter of Portal 2. If you feel like writing test chamber pages, please fill those in first, as they need a text walkthrough :3 Thanks~ — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 17:50, 28 May 2011 (UTC)
:Ok, Portal 2 first it is then. Let me just commit my test chamber 02 then I'll swap over to Portal 2. [[User:I-ghost|I-ghost]] 17:54, 28 May 2011 (UTC)

== Thanks ==

Thank you for your kind words. They mean a lot! I must remind you that I am new to the Wikitags so there are going to be some problems with some pages, I'm sure of it... But you keep doing those chambers! [[User:Wormhole|Wormhole]] 18:51, 29 May 2011 (UTC)

== Userpage ==

Best ever — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 04:57, 12 July 2011 (UTC)
: I made it, that's why. - [[User:RJackson|RJ]][[File:User RJackson Pixelturret.png|link=User:RJackson|top]] [[User talk:RJackson|talk]] 12:06, 12 July 2011 (UTC)
::It's pretty damned good. Gotta say. -- [[User:General coolio|GenCoolio]] [[File:User_General_coolio_sig.png|I. AM NOT. A MORON.]] ([[User talk:General_Coolio|talk]] | [[Special:Contributions/General_Coolio|contribs]]) 04:24, 4 August 2011 (UTC)

User talk:I-ghost

2011-08-04T04:24:39Z

General Coolio: /* Userpage */

== Test chamber pages ==

We just started on creating these by doing the first chapter of Portal 2. If you feel like writing test chamber pages, please fill those in first, as they need a text walkthrough :3 Thanks~ — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 17:50, 28 May 2011 (UTC)
:Ok, Portal 2 first it is then. Let me just commit my test chamber 02 then I'll swap over to Portal 2. [[User:I-ghost|I-ghost]] 17:54, 28 May 2011 (UTC)

== Thanks ==

Thank you for your kind words. They mean a lot! I must remind you that I am new to the Wikitags so there are going to be some problems with some pages, I'm sure of it... But you keep doing those chambers! [[User:Wormhole|Wormhole]] 18:51, 29 May 2011 (UTC)

== Userpage ==

Best ever — [[User:WindPower|Wind]] 04:57, 12 July 2011 (UTC)
: I made it, that's why. - [[User:RJackson|RJ]][[File:User RJackson Pixelturret.png|link=User:RJackson|top]] [[User talk:RJackson|talk]] 12:06, 12 July 2011 (UTC)
::It's pretty damned good. Gotta sat. -- [[User:General coolio|GenCoolio]] [[File:User_General_coolio_sig.png|I. AM NOT. A MORON.]] ([[User talk:General_Coolio|talk]] | [[Special:Contributions/General_Coolio|contribs]]) 04:24, 4 August 2011 (UTC)

Portal 2: Lab Rat

2011-06-14T13:56:37Z

General Coolio: And boom goes the dynamite.

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[[File:Lab Rat Thumbnail.jpg|thumb|right|300px|[[Doug Rattmann]] in '''Portal 2: Lab Rat''']]

'''''[http://www.thinkwithportals.com/comic/ Portal 2: Lab Rat]''''' is a graphic novel released in April of 2011. A joint project between Valve and established comic book artists, such as {{W|Michael Avon Oeming}} and {{W|Jay Pinkerton}}, the comic depicts the events between the end of ''[[Portal]]'' and the beginning of ''[[Portal 2]]''.

== Plot summary ==
The comic follows [[Doug Rattmann]], a lab worker at [[Aperture Science]] with a history of {{W|schizophrenia}}, who survives [[GLaDOS]]' attempt to murder every employee in the Aperture Science facility when she is first turned on. Sneaking through the facility, he watches from the shadows as [[Chell]] is tested by GLaDOS. The comic ends with the injured Ratmann crawling into a cryo-unit and putting himself to sleep.

The comic was released in two parts.

=== Part 1 ===
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|File:Lab Rat P01.jpg|alt2=Page 1|Page 1
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|File:Lab Rat P03.jpg|alt4=Page 3|Page 3
|File:Lab Rat P04.jpg|alt5=Page 4|Page 4
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|File:Lab Rat P12.jpg|alt12=Page 12|Page 12
|File:Lab Rat P13.jpg|alt12=Page 13|Page 13
|File:Lab Rat P14.jpg|alt12=Page 14|Page 14
}}

=== Part 2 ===
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|lines=1
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|height=120
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|File:Lab Rat P15.jpg|alt1=Page 15|Page 15
|File:Lab Rat P16.jpg|alt2=Page 16|Page 16
|File:Lab Rat P17.jpg|alt3=Page 17|Page 17
|File:Lab Rat P18.jpg|alt4=Page 18|Page 18
|File:Lab Rat P19.jpg|alt5=Page 19|Page 19
|File:Lab Rat P20.jpg|alt6=Page 20|Page 20
|File:Lab Rat P21.jpg|alt7=Page 21|Page 21
|File:Lab Rat P22.jpg|alt8=Page 22|Page 22
|File:Lab Rat P23.jpg|alt9=Page 23|Page 23
|File:Lab Rat P24.jpg|alt10=Page 24|Page 24
|File:Lab Rat P25.jpg|alt11=Page 25|Page 25
|File:Lab Rat P26.jpg|alt12=Page 26|Page 26
}}

== Trivia ==
* On page 8, a book titled ''"Art Therapy - The Bennet Way"'' can be seen during the explosion, explaining why Doug Rattman is creating murals throughout the Aperture facility. He uses art as an an attempt to help his schizophrenia.
* On page 13 of the comic, the Gravity Gun and Combine Health Dispenser from ''Half-Life 2'', and the Black Mesa Health Station and H.E.V. Suit Charger from ''Half-Life'' make a cameo appearance.
* In one of Rattmann's lines, he says "Both alive and dead, until someone opens the box". This is a reference to {{W|Schrodinger's Cat}}, a theory involving neurotoxin and a cat sealed inside a box.

Excursion Funnel

2011-05-31T00:26:14Z

General Coolio: Fixing something which is inherently wrong.

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The '''Excursion Funnel''' is a game [[Mechanics|mechanic]] introduced in ''Portal 2''. The mechanism creates a funnel of liquid asbestos in which the player may enter and exit at any time. It seems to defy the laws of gravity, allowing any who enter to become weightless and travel along the path of the funnel. Anyone or anything caught inside the funnel travels in the direction the funnel is flowing, unless the Funnel is made to reverse, which is usually accomplished through the activation of a [[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button|button]].

Excursion Funnels can pass through portals and can cross vast distances, and can therefore can be used to solve puzzles in which Funnels may not initially appear to be useful. If an Excursion Funnel is reversed, then it is possible for objects to use the portals through which the Funnel is acting.

Excursion Funnels can also act as a mode of transportation for the player or objects across large gaps, as well as [[Gels]]. Gels caught in the Excursion Funnel will slowly follow the direction of the Funnel until the substance collides with a wall or until the funnel suddenly disappears, making Funnels useful for coating large areas in a short amount of time.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Excursion_Funnel_Forward.png|An Excursion Funnel in the forward direction
File:Excursion_Funnel_Reverse.png|An Excursion Funnel in the reverse direction
File:Excursion_Funnel_E3_Promo.png|The promotional image in the E3 Demo
</gallery>

== Related achievements ==
===Portal 2===
{{Show achievement|Portal 2|Tunnel of Funnel}}

== External links==
*[http://store.steampowered.com/video/620/5787 Portal 2 E3 Demo (Excursion Funnels)]

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Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle

2011-05-31T00:22:51Z

General Coolio: Wording police go!

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{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|You have no idea how tiring it is to praise someone for placing an Edgeless Safety Cube into a receptacle designed to exactly fit an Edgeless Safety Cube.|sound=GLaDOS_mp_coop_fling_3end04.wav}}

The '''Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle''' is a game [[mechanic]] used within Portal 2's [[co-op]] campaign. It is used within test chambers to activate a variety of effects. It activates only when an [[Edgeless Safety Cube]] is placed into it.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle.png|Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle
Image:Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle active.png|An active Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Switch]]
* [[Edgeless Safety Cube]]
* [[Weighted Storage Cube Receptable]]

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Panels

2011-05-31T00:21:30Z

General Coolio: Crazy wording fixing type things.

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{{Needimage}}
{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|That's right. Drink it in. You could eat off those wall panels.|sound=GLaDOS sp_hole_in_the_sky_entry02.wav}}

[[File:Panel.png|right|200px|thumb|A panel found in ''Portal 2''.]]

'''Panels''' are the building blocks of the Aperture Science facilities. With the ability to be placed anywhere and shifted at any angle and height, they is capable of nearly infinite design. This makes Panels an ideal choice when it comes to constructing test chambers, allowing those in charge to create tests on a whim. Panels come in a variety of forms and functions, from lifting the player to obstructing the player from completing their goal.
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== Function ==
Panels are capable of aiding or impeding the player's completion of the task at hand. Sometimes panels can be activated via [[button]]s, which will either add or remove panels to the player's path. Panels can be applied to nearly every test, making them very useful for trapping a subject or blocking the player from a hazard. This mechanic becomes much more crucial during Co-op, as they're often used for blocking the partner from crashing into a hazard, or used to obstruct the duo from continuing.

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Aerial Faith Plate

2011-05-31T00:13:48Z

General Coolio: Continuation of the above.

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{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|This next test involves the Aperture Science Aerial Faith Plate. It was part of an initiative to investigate how well test subjects could solve problems when they were catapulted into space. Results were highly informative: They could not. Good luck!|sound=GLaDOS_faith_plate_intro01.wav}}
[[File:Faith plate.png|right|225px|thumb|An Aerial Faith Plate in ''Portal 2''.]]

The '''[[Aperture Science]] Aerial Faith Plate''' is a mechanism introduced in ''[[Portal 2]]''. This device launches players over a gap or to a specific destination at a set velocity and height. It can be used in conjunction with portals, and the Plate's ability to preserve the velocity of the user makes it an effective means of travel to far or otherwise inaccessible places.

Aerial Faith Plates can also launch any object that is placed on them, and the objects will travel the same distance and at the same velocity as the player, regardless of their size and weight. Their mechanism is designed so that the player is launched either directly upward, forward or backward in motion. {{spoiler text|There is only one occasion in which an Aerial Faith Plate launches you sideways, which is during the final chapters of the game when [[Wheatley]] plans to kill you.}}

==Demonstrations==
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== Related Achievements ==
=== Portal 2 ===
{{Achievement table
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Portal 2|Pturretdactyl}}
}}

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Aerial Faith Plate

2011-05-31T00:12:47Z

General Coolio: Getting the point across with less words.

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{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|This next test involves the Aperture Science Aerial Faith Plate. It was part of an initiative to investigate how well test subjects could solve problems when they were catapulted into space. Results were highly informative: They could not. Good luck!|sound=GLaDOS_faith_plate_intro01.wav}}
[[File:Faith plate.png|right|225px|thumb|An Aerial Faith Plate in ''Portal 2''.]]

The '''[[Aperture Science]] Aerial Faith Plate''' is a mechanism introduced in ''[[Portal 2]]''. This device launches players over a gap or to a specific destination at a set velocity and height. It can be used in conjunction with portals, and the Plate's ability to preserve the velocity of the user makes it an effective means of reaching places further away, or that would otherwise be inaccessible.

Aerial Faith Plates can also launch any object that is placed on them, and the objects will travel the same distance and at the same velocity as the player, regardless of their size and weight. Their mechanism is designed so that the player is launched either directly upward, forward or backward in motion. {{spoiler text|There is only one occasion in which an Aerial Faith Plate launches you sideways, which is during the final chapters of the game when [[Wheatley]] plans to kill you.}}

==Demonstrations==
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{{youtube|laxPhiDqTJA}}

== Related Achievements ==
=== Portal 2 ===
{{Achievement table
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Portal 2|Pturretdactyl}}
}}

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Cubes

2011-05-31T00:06:04Z

General Coolio: /* Discouragement Redirection Cube */ Redundant and repetitive.

[[File:Portal Companion Cube.png|thumb|right|220px|The [[Weighted Companion Cube]] as it appears in ''Portal''|link=Weighted Companion Cube]]
'''Cubes''' are common gameplay implements in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.

== Cubes ==
=== Weighted Storage Cube ===
The Weighted Storage Cube was first introduced in ''Portal'', and remains prevalent in ''Portal 2''. In ''Portal 2'', the blue ring turns yellow when placed upon a [[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]].

=== Weighted Companion Cube ===
{{Main|Weighted Companion Cube}}
The Weighted Companion Cube was first introduced in ''Portal'', and remains prevalent in ''Portal 2''. It functions in the same way as a regular Storage Cube, being differentiated only to help players to feel attached to the cube, and realize that they must keep the same cube throughout the entire chamber.

=== Edgeless Safety Cube ===
The Edgeless Safety Cube was introduced in ''Portal 2'', and is used only in [[Co-op]] gameplay, however it also appears once in the single player campaign as garbage. The "cube" is really a sphere. however it still retains the coloring scheme and patterns present in the designs of the other cubes.

=== Discouragement Redirection Cube ===
{{Main|Discouragement Redirection Cube}}
The Discouragement Redirection Cube was introduced in ''Portal 2''. Its main purpose is to redirect the [[Thermal Discouragement Beam]] (a deadly laser) to other places or through portals if necessary.

== Receptacles ==
=== Weighted Storage Cube Receptacle ===
Weighted Storage Cube Receptacle is a receptacle for the [[#Weighted Storage Cube|Weighted Storage Cube]], introduced in ''Portal 2''. The Storage Cube must be placed securely inside the receptacle in order for the player to proceed. Although its appearance is similar to the [[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], it cannot be activated by the player or any other object being placed upon it.

=== Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle ===
The Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle is a receptacle for the [[#Edgeless Safety Cube|Edgeless Safety Cube]], introduced in ''Portal 2''. The Cube must be placed securely inside the receptacle in order for the player to proceed.

The Edgeless Safety Cube and its receptacle only appear as gameplay implements in [[Co-op]] mode.

== Related Achievements ==
=== Portal ===
{{Achievement table
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Portal|Fratricide}}
}}

=== Portal 2 ===
{{Achievement table
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Portal 2|Drop Box}}
{{Show achievement|Portal 2|Preservation of Mass}}
{{Show achievement|Portal 2|Schrodinger's Catch}}
| 2 = {{Show achievement|Portal 2|Iron Grip}}
{{Show achievement|Portal 2|Party of Three}}
}}

== Gallery ==
=== Portal ===
{{See also|Portal}}
<gallery perrow="4">
File:Portal1 StorageCube.png|Weighted Storage Cube.
File:Portal Companion Cube.png|Weighted Companion Cube.
File:Portal Sphere.png|A spherical replacement seen in an advanced chamber.
</gallery>

=== Portal 2 ===
{{See also|Portal 2}}
<gallery perrow="4">
File:Portal2 StorageCube.png|Weighted Storage Cube.
File:Companion Cube.png|Weighted Companion Cube.
File:Portal2 ReflectionCube.png|Discouragement Redirection Cube.
File:Portal2 40sStorageCube.png|Old Weighted Storage Cube.
File:ESC.png|Edgeless Safety Cube.
File:Weighted Storage Cube Receptacle.png|Weighted Storage Cube Receptacle.
File:Weighted Storage Cube Receptacle active.png|Active Weighted Storage Cube Receptacle.
File:Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle.png|Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle.
File:Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle active.png|Active Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle.
</gallery>

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Vital Apparatus Vent

2011-05-31T00:03:39Z

General Coolio: Unnecessary commas.

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[[File:Vital Apparatus Vent Portal 2.png|right|225px|thumb|A Vital Apparatus Vent in ''Portal 2''.]]
{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|The Vital Apparatus Vent will deliver a Weighted Companion Cube in three, two, one.|sound=GLaDOS 13_part1_entry-1.wav}}
The '''Vital Apparatus Vent''' is a vent that delivers objects when activated. The player may shoot a portal underneath the vent so that the dropped object's momentum may be used to launch it.

The Vital Apparatus Vent appears in both ''Portal'' and ''Portal 2''.

== Gallery ==
<gallery perrow="3">
File:Vital Apparatus Vent Portal.png|A Vital Apparatus Vent in ''Portal''.
</gallery>

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Victory Lift

2011-05-31T00:02:54Z

General Coolio: /* Function */ Technically correct but very strange wording.

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[[File:Victory Lift.png|right|300px|thumb|The Victory Lift as it appears in ''Portal''.]]
{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|Very, very good. A complimentary victory lift has been activated in the main chamber.|sound=GLaDOS 09_part1_success-1.wav}}
The '''Victory Lift''' is game [[Mechanics|mechanic]] introduced [[Portal]], and also makes frequent appearances in [[Portal 2]]. The Victory Lift is a simple platform that rises when it is activated by the player.

== Function ==

The primary function of the Victory Lift is to allow the player access to areas that would otherwise be inaccessible. Victory Lifts are traditionally activated when the corresponding [[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button|button]] is activated by the player, and will rise when the player stands on them. Some Victory Lifts do not require the player to activate them, and these platforms are usually activated upon completion of a Test Chamber. Victory Lifts will rise only while a player is standing on them, and will usually (but not always) descend when a player has disembarked the lift. Victory Lifts are critical when attempting to solve a number of Test Chambers, because not only do they provide access to the main portion of the Test Chamber or the Chamber's exit, but they allow the player to reach ledges and platforms that cannot be reached by utilizing the [[Handheld Portal Device]] or other means.

== Appearances ==

=== Portal ===
{{See also|Portal}}
The Victory Lift first makes its appearance in [[Portal Test Chamber 6|Test Chamber 6]].

=== Portal: Still Alive ===
{{See also|Portal: Still Alive}}

=== Portal 2 ===
{{See also|Portal 2}}

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=150px heights=150px>
<! -- Poot images here! -->
</gallery>

 

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Unstationary Scaffold

2011-05-30T23:59:25Z

General Coolio: Unneeded comma.

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[[File:Unstationary Scaffold.png|right|300px|thumb|The Unstationary Scaffold in transit in ''Portal''.]]
{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|Good. Now use the Aperture Science Unstationary Scaffold to reach the chamberlock.|sound=GLaDOS 03_part2_platform_activated-1.wav}}
An '''Unstationary Scaffold''' is a platform that, when activated, moves horizontally along a blue beam. It is used to access previously unreachable places and to bridge gaps over deadly substances or pitfalls.

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Party Escort Bot

2011-05-30T23:57:07Z

General Coolio: Awkward sentence.

{{SpoilerHeavy}}
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{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|Assume the party escort submission position or you will miss the party.|sound=GLaDOS_15_part1_Partyspeech-7.wav}}
[[File:Party Escort Bot.png|right|300px|thumb|The Party Escort Bot as it appears in ''Portal 2: Lab Rat''.]]

The '''Party Escort Bot''' is a mysterious character that appears at the end of [[Portal]]. {{spoiler text|Prior to the [[March 3, 2010 Patch (Portal)|March 3, 2010 Patch]], Portal ended with [[Chell]] awakening on the surface above the [[Aperture Science]] Facility. The Patch altered the ending however, and Chell was instead slowly dragged back towards the Facility by the unseen Party Escort Bot.}} The Bot itself possesses a mechanical tone of voice, similarly to the [[Cores#Personality Cores|Personality Cores]], and its only statement is to thank Chell for " assuming the party escort submission position".

In Portal, [[GLaDOS]] refers to a "party associate" in the [[Portal Test Chamber 19|final test chamber]], and this presumably refers to the Party Escort Bot. Because Chell does not follow proper procedure in the final Test Chamber, it is presumed that the Party Escort Bot was required to travel to the surface in order to retrieve her and "escort her to the party".

== Trivia ==
The Party Escort Bot uses a placeholder model in-game, named <code>GhostAnim.mdl</code>, which uses the texture of the bean cans found throughout the game.
<gallery>
File:Party Escort Bot GhostAnim.png|The Party Escort Bot's model in-game.
</gallery>

== See also ==
''[[Portal 2: Lab Rat]]''

Conversion Gel

2011-05-30T21:03:41Z

General Coolio: Holy spelling, batman!

[[File:Conversion Gel.png|right|250px|thumb|Conversion Gel.]]
{{Quotation|'''Cave Johnson'''|First up, conversion gel. [cough]|sound=Cave Johnson eighties_intro06.wav}}

'''Conversion Gel''' is a white gel that enables any surface to have portals placed on them, even if they are not normally portal-conductive.

According to [[Cave Johnson]], conversion gel is made from {{Spoiler|ground-up moon rocks, which make a great portal conductor}}. This is shown when {{Spoiler|Chell fires a portal at the moon near the end of the game, despite the non-flat surface of the moon. Unfortunately, long-term exposure to ground up moon rocks led to Johnson's poisoning and eventual death. He attempted to fashion a cure by forging a gel out of the rocks, in hopes it would "leech the lunar poison out of man's bloodstream."}}

== Related achievements ==
{{Achievement table
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Portal 2|White Out}}
}}

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User:General Coolio/sig

2011-04-30T17:58:33Z

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2011-04-30T17:58:06Z

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2011-04-30T17:55:40Z

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2011-04-30T17:55:16Z

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2011-04-30T17:51:45Z

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I did this translation in my free time, based on some IRC related fun. This page is rather bare, so here's this.
Translation might not be 100% accurate.

¿Seas que Lagg, en realidad, se llama Señor Laggesto, el Salvador de las chicas guapas y asesino de los banditos?
El hombre post-apocalíptico
La historia se llama “El Flagelo de los Desechos,” por que el nunca da bondad.
Su nombre origina de las palabras finales de las victimas del Señor Laggesto.
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2011-04-30T17:49:44Z

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2011-04-30T17:42:16Z

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Also Sonic is cool.

=La Historia Del Señor Laggesto=

I did this translation in my free time, based on some IRC related fun. This page is rather bare, so here's this.
Translation might not be 100% accurate.

¿Seas que Lagg, en realidad, se llama Señor Laggesto, el Salvador de las chicas guapas y asesino de los banditos?
El hombre post-apocalíptico
La historia se llama “El Flagelo de los Desechos,” por que el nunca da bondad.
Su nombre origina de las palabras finales de las victimas del Señor Laggesto.
“AAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGG”
Se llamaba Lag, pero cuando fue lo escribiendo, su computadora congeló, y apretó la tecla “g” un otro tiempo.
Su computadora se levanto al minuto exacto, condenando que transportar la “g” bastarda siempre.

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2011-04-30T17:36:04Z

General Coolio: Created page with "I am making this link blue. ~~~~"

I am making this link blue. [[User:General Coolio|General Coolio]] 17:36, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

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2011-04-30T17:35:47Z

General Coolio:

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{{Quotation|GenCoolio|Don't touch me there!}}

I'll make this page better when I have time.

=GenCoolio=
Er, that's me on IRC. I just sort of help out sometimes. I'm a Pirate Moderator on STS, and I enjoy playing Valve games, so that's something.
Also Sonic is cool.

=La Historia Del Señor Laggesto=

I did this translation in my free time, based on some IRC related fun. This page is rather bare, so here's this.
Translation might not be 100% accurate.

¿Seas que Lagg, en realidad, se llama Señor Laggesto, el Salvador de las chicas guapas y asesino de los banditos?
El hombre post-apocalíptico
La historia se llama “El Flagelo de los Desechos,” por que el nunca da bondad.
Su nombre origina de las palabras finales de las victimas del Señor Laggesto.
“AAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGG”
Se llamaba Lag, pero cuando fue lo escribiendo, su computadora congeló, y apretó la tecla “g” un otro tiempo.
Su computadora se levanto al minuto exacto, condenando que transportar la “g” bastarda siempre.

Caroline

2011-04-30T17:24:56Z

General Coolio: Crazy Wording

{{stub}}
[[File:Caroline.png|right|thumb|Caroline|200px]]
{{Quotation|'''Cave Johnson'''|She's the backbone of this facility. Pretty as a postcard, too. Sorry, fellas. She's married. To science.|sound=Cave_Johnson_fifties_intro07.wav}}
'''Caroline''' first appears in ''[[Portal 2]]'' as [[Cave Johnson]]'s secretary. Not much is known about her character as she is never seen, instead only heard through Cave Johnson's recorded messages. From the recordings it is clear Cave Johnson holds her in high regard, remarking that '[[:File:Cave Johnson fifties intro07.wav|she's the backbone of this facility]]'.

== Her fate ==
{{spoiler text|When it becomes a distinct possibility that Cave Johnson may not live to see his artificial intelligence project realised, he makes it clear that Caroline will take over the running of the facility and, if need be, his place in the artificial brain. As the player explores the old facility with the potato [[GLaDOS]], it emerges that GLaDOS has a recollection of Cave Johnson and unwittingly finds herself replying to his voice recording instructions.}}

{{spoiler text|It becomes clear that Caroline's mind was inserted into the AI that became GLaDOS, a fact GLaDOS slowly recalls as she listens to the recordings. GLaDOS' demeanor slowly changes as her memories of Caroline emerge, and she claims to have turned a new leaf. After defeating [[Wheatley]] and regaining control of the facility, GLaDOS thanks [[Chell]] for reminding her who she is, before promptly deleting Caroline's memories. It is never made clear how much of GLaDOS was Caroline.}}

== Trivia ==
*{{spoiler text|There are [[Caroline voice lines#Unused voice lines|unused Caroline voice files]] in the game files which suggest Caroline was against the idea of implanting her mind into the AI.}}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Cave Johnson Painting 4.png|Caroline with Cave Johnson.
</gallery>

{{CharactersNav}}

Portal

2011-04-30T16:49:20Z

General Coolio:

{{stub}}

{{Game infobox
| game-name-override = Portal
| boxart-image = PortalBoxart.jpg|300px
| developer = [[Valve]]
| publisher =
*Valve Corporation
*Microsoft Game Studios (XBLA)
| distributor =
*Electronic Arts (retail)
*Steam (online)
| engine = [[Source_Engine|Source Engine]]
| released =
*Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360 (The Orange Box retail)
**North America: October 10, 2007
**Europe: October 18, 2007
**Australia: October 18, 2007
*Microsoft Windows:
**Steam October 9, 2007
*PlayStation 3:
**NA December 11, 2007
**EU December 14, 2007
**AUS December 20, 2007
*Microsoft Windows:
**(retail stand-alone): NA April 9, 2008
**Rest of World April 11, 2008
*Xbox Live Arcade:
**October 22, 2008
*Mac OS X:
**May 12, 2010
| modes = Singleplayer
| genre = First-person puzzle/platformer
| ratings = *ESRB: T
*OFLC: M
*PEGI: 12
*USK: 12
| requirements =
*Windows
**Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000
**CPU: 1.7 GHz (3.0 GHz recommended)
**Memory: 512 MB (1 GB recommended)
**Graphics hardware: DirectX 8 video card (Direct X 9 video card recommended)
**Network: Internet Connection
*Mac
**Operating system: Leopard 10.5.8, Snow Leopard 10.6.3
**Memory: 1 GB
**Graphics hardware: NVIDIA GeForce 8 / ATI X1600 or higher
**Network: Internet Connection
}}

'''''Portal''''' is the original game of the Series. It is a single-player puzzle-based video game developed by [[Valve]] and released as part of [[The Orange Box]] on October 9, 2007 for Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360; the PlayStation 3 version released at the later date of December 11, 2007. ''Portal'' was also re-released as part of the launch of Mac OS X support for Steam on May 12, 2010; to celebrate it was given away for free until May 24, 2010 to Steam users on a promotional page on the Steam website.

== Development ==

== Update history ==
{{main|Patches}}

== Soundtrack ==
{{main|Portal Soundtrack}}

== See also ==
* ''[[Portal: Still Alive]]'' {{n}} an exclusive Xbox Live Arcade version of the game containing the original content as Portal, as well as 14 new [[test chambers]] based upon [http://portal.wecreatestuff.com/ Portal: The Flash Verison], and new achievements.
* ''[[Portal 2]]'' {{n}} the sequel to the original game, released in April 2011.
* [[List of default keys]]

[[Category:Portal| ]]

Cake

2011-04-30T16:47:48Z

General Coolio:

[[Image:Portal Cake.png|thumb|right]]
The promise of '''Cake''' is the incentive for [[Chell]] to complete [[testing]] in original [[Portal]]. It is references throughout many of [[Doug_Rattmann|Rattmann's dens]] as ''a lie'', sparking the [[w:internet meme|internet meme]] "The Cake is a lie". {{Spoiler|The cake can be seen at the end of [[Portal]] in a room surrounded with ''waking'' [[Personality_core|Personality Cores]].}}

Cake

2011-04-30T16:47:32Z

General Coolio:

[[Image:Portal Cake.png|thumb|right]]
The promise of '''Cake''' is the incentive for [[Chell]] to complete [[testing]] in original [[Portal]]. It is references throughout many of [[Doug_Rattman|Rattmann's dens]] as ''a lie'', sparking the [[w:internet meme|internet meme]] "The Cake is a lie". {{Spoiler|The cake can be seen at the end of [[Portal]] in a room surrounded with ''waking'' [[Personality_core|Personality Cores]].}}

Cores

2011-04-29T23:22:28Z

General Coolio: /* Personality Cores */ Spelling

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{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS''' curious about the Morality Core that fell off her.|Do you see that thing that fell out of me? What is that? It's not the surprise... I've never seen it before.}}

'''Cores''' are mechanical spheres that mostly appear near the end of ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''. They were developed by Aperture scientists specifically to regulate [[GLaDOS]]' merciless behavior, such as refraining her from flooding test chambers or other vital parts of Aperture Laboratories with Neurotoxin, and/or to control the entire facility.

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== Personality Cores ==
As the name implies, each Core has their own unique personality and behavior, which gets copied over the central core.

{{spoiler text|In ''[[Portal]]'', whenever [[Chell]] dropped any of the Personality Cores into the Incinerator, not only did GLaDOS experience pain from losing them, but she started to lose her prominent traits, such as her conversations regarding [[Cake]], her sarcasm, and her moral standings, leaving her intent on merely killing Chell.}}

=== Morality Core ===
[[File:MoralityCore.png|right|120px|thumb|Morality Core]]
{{Quotation|The '''Morality Core''' on... nothing.|...}}
The '''Morality Core''' is one of the cores attached to GLaDOS in [[Portal]]. {{Spoiler|It was installed onto GLaDOS some time ago to stop her from filling the enrichment Center with deadly Neurotoxin. It's the first core collected and incinerated by [[Chell]], which causes GLaDOS to start losing her moral traits and once again start filling the room with Neurotoxin.}} Unlike other cores, the Morality Core is mute.
{{Clr}}

=== Curiosity Core ===
[[File:CuriousityCore.png|right|120px|thumb|Curiousity Core]]
{{Quotation|The '''Curiosity Core''' asking Chell one of many questions.|Who are you?}}
The second core attached to GLaDOS is the '''Curiosity Core'''. It tends to constantly ask questions, ranging from its surroundings, to Chell, to where it is going.
{{Clr}}

=== Intelligence Core ===
[[File:LogicCore.png|right|120px|thumb|Intelligence Core]]
{{Quotation|The '''Intelligence Core''' mentioning a cake ingredient.|...And sediment-shaped sediment.}}
GLaDOS' third core, The '''Intelligence Core''', also known as the Logic Core, goes on about an odd recipe for a rather unique kind of cake, {{Spoiler|which is the cake shown before the end credits of Portal. Due to losing this core, GLaDOS never brings up anything relating to cake in Portal 2.}}
{{Clr}}

=== Anger Core ===
[[File:AngerCore.png|right|120px|thumb|Anger Core]]
{{Quotation|The '''Anger Core''' on... everything.|*snarl* *snarl* *growl*}}
The last core attached to GLaDOS is the '''Anger Core'''. It is also referred to as the Emotion Core. All it does is snarl and growl ferociously at Chell. {{Spoiler|Once Chell put the Anger Core into the incinerator, GLaDOS began to implode. In Portal 2, GLaDOS, due to the loss of this core, sounded very mellow, barely expressing emotional signs of hostility.}}
{{Clr}}

=== Central Core ===
The '''Central Core''' is hardwired into the maintain of Aperture Laboratories and given the power to control and regulate the entire facility. Such power includes overseeing the events that occur, creating and stockpiling test chambers, and so on. Unlike the personality cores, the central core does not have to retain a spherical shape, just uncorrupted.

=== Wheatley ===
{{Main|Wheatley}}
[[File:Wheatley.png|right|120px|thumb|Wheatley]]
{{Clr}}

== Corrupted Cores ==
Due to technical difficulties over time, a core may be automatically labeled as a '''Corrupted Core''' and would be subject to being automatically disposed of. However, if the corrupted core is the central core, a substitute core must be present in a core receptacle to initiate a core transfer. Once a substitute core is found, both cores must agree or disagree to the core transfer procedure. If one agrees while the other disagrees, the transfer process cannot occur unless a stalemate resolution associate is present to press the stalemate resolution button, which will initiate the core transfer process {{spoiler text|(which is a painful procedure given GLaDOS' and Wheatley's screams of agony during their core transfer process)}} once the associate has returned to the core transfer bay.

{{spoiler text|During the fight against Wheatley ''Portal 2'', GLaDOS drops three of these cores to Chell for her to attach to Wheatley in order to make him corrupt enough to initiate another core transfer procedure.}}

=== Space Core ===
[[File:SpaceCore.png|right|150px|thumb|Space Core]]
{{Quotation|The '''Space Core''' expressing his love for Outer Space.|SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE!!!|sound=Space_core_space21.wav}}
The '''Space Core''' is one of three active, corrupted cores. It has an unhealthy obsession over Outer Space and contantly expresses its desires to go to space in a rapid manner of speaking. {{spoiler text|It finally gets to live its dream of going to space when it gets sucked through the portal that connects the remaining blot of conversion gel to the Moon's surface.}}
{{Clr}}

=== Adventure Core ===
[[File:AdventureCore.png|right|150px|thumb|Rick, the Adventure Core]]
The second corrupted core, the '''Adventure Core''' (or as it calls itself, '''Rick''') talks like a stereotypical American soldier. {{spoiler text|Upon seeing Chell, it starts to swoon over. It even tries (but to no avail) to convince Chell to take a "lady break" while it deals with Wheatley.}}
{{Clr}}

=== Fact Core ===
[[File:FactCore.png|right|150px|thumb|Fact Core]]
{{Quotation|The '''Fact Core''' presenting another "fact."|Fact: Space does not exist.|sound=Fact_core_attachedfact20.wav}}
The '''Fact Core''' is the third corrupted core. It constantly states several random, twisted "facts" related to history, the current situation, as well as apparent facts about how right and handsome it is.
{{Clr}}

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Portal 2: Lab Rat

2011-04-26T23:43:27Z

General Coolio: /* Plot summary */ What was that even.

{{stub}}

'''Portal 2: Lab Rat''' is a graphic novel released in April of 2011. A joint project between Valve and established comic book artists, such as {{W|Michael Avon Oeming}} and {{W|Jay Pinkerton}}, the comic depicts the events between the end of ''[[Portal]]'' and the beginning of ''[[Portal 2]]''.

== Plot summary ==
The comic follows [[Doug Rattmann]], a lab worker at [[Aperture Science]] with a history of {{W|schizophrenia}}, who survives [[GLaDOS]]'s attempt to murder every employee in the Aperture Science facility when she is first turned on. Sneaking through the facility, he watches from the shadows as [[Chell]] is tested by GLaDOS. The comic ends with the injured Ratmann crawling into a cryo-unit and putting himself to sleep.

The comic was released in two parts.

=== Part 1 ===
<gallery>
File:Lab Rat P00.jpg|Cover
File:Lab Rat P01.jpg|Page 1
File:Lab Rat P02.jpg|Page 2
File:Lab Rat P03.jpg|Page 3
File:Lab Rat P04.jpg|Page 4
File:Lab Rat P05.jpg|Page 5
File:Lab Rat P06.jpg|Page 6
File:Lab Rat P07.jpg|Page 7
File:Lab Rat P08.jpg|Page 8
File:Lab Rat P09.jpg|Page 9
File:Lab Rat P10.jpg|Page 10
File:Lab Rat P11.jpg|Page 11
File:Lab Rat P12.jpg|Page 12
File:Lab Rat P13.jpg|Page 13
File:Lab Rat P14.jpg|Page 14
</gallery>

=== Part 2 ===

<gallery>
File:Lab Rat P15.jpg|Page 15
File:Lab Rat P16.jpg|Page 16
File:Lab Rat P17.jpg|Page 17
File:Lab Rat P18.jpg|Page 18
File:Lab Rat P19.jpg|Page 19
File:Lab Rat P20.jpg|Page 20
File:Lab Rat P21.jpg|Page 21
File:Lab Rat P22.jpg|Page 22
File:Lab Rat P23.jpg|Page 23
File:Lab Rat P24.jpg|Page 24
File:Lab Rat P25.jpg|Page 25
File:Lab Rat P26.jpg|Page 26
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
* On page 13 of the comic, the Gravity Gun and Combine Health Dispenser from ''Half-Life 2'', and the Black Mesa Health Station and H.E.V. Suit Charger from ''Half-Life'' make a cameo appearance.
* In one of Rattmann's lines, he says "Both alive and dead, until someone opens the box". This is a reference to {{W|Schrodinger's Cat}}, a theory involving neurotoxin and a cat sealed inside a box.

Portal

2011-04-26T23:33:12Z

General Coolio:

{{stub}}
[[File:PortalBoxart.jpg|right|thumb|''Portal'' Box Art|300px]]
'''''Portal''''' is the original game of the Series. It is a single-player puzzle-based video game developed by [[Valve]] and released as part of [[The Orange Box]] on October 9, 2007 for Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360; the PlayStation 3 version released at the later date of December 11, 2007. ''Portal'' was also re-released as part of the launch of Mac OS X support for Steam on May 12, 2010; to celebrate it was given away for free until May 24, 2010 to Steam users on a promotional page on the Steam website.

== Development ==

== Update history ==
{{main|Patches}}

== Soundtrack ==
{{main|Portal Soundtrack}}

== See also ==
* ''[[Portal: Still Alive]]'' {{n}} an exclusive Xbox Live Arcade version of the game containing the original content as Portal, as well as 14 new [[test chambers]] based upon [http://portal.wecreatestuff.com/ Portal: The Flash Verison], and new achievements.
* ''[[Portal 2]]'' {{n}} the sequel to the original game, released in April 2011.

[[Category:Portal| ]]

File:PortalBoxart.jpg

2011-04-26T23:31:38Z

General Coolio:

== Licensing ==
{{ArtworkP}}

Turrets

2011-04-26T23:26:04Z

General Coolio:

[[File:Turret_Boxed.png|right|thumb|Turret Boxed|200px]]
'''Turrets''' serve as one of the main obstacles in the Portal games. Armed with unlimited ammunition and deadly accuracy, they will attempt to kill any player in sight.

==General==

===Sentry Turret===
Sentry Turrets appear as miniature tripod robots that appear in both Portal games. They are incapable of independant movement, but they can slide their chassis parts (or 'arms') horizontally to reveal two gatling guns. The center holds their red 'eye', which emits a targeting laser.

When the player is unseen, the turret will appear motionless and its guns hidden. Moving into its angle of sight, however, will cause them to deploy the guns with a voice line before they commence fire. They will continue to fire until the player is dead or moves out of sight. If the latter occurs, the turret will have a brief moment where it will search for the player, after which it will resume its inactive stance.

Turrets can be defeated through a number of means. The most common method is knocking them over, causing them to flail and fire wildly before deactivating. This can be done by picking them up and dropping them, or using any object to push them. Additionally, the [[Thermal Discouragement Beam]] or [[Emancipation Grid]] can be used to completely destroy them.

===Rocket Turret===
The Rocket Turret is a unique enemy in Portal 1. It appears as a personality core outfitted with a rocket launcher. Upon activation, it will slowly lock onto Chell and emit a sound before launching a rocket. It plays a vital role in the battle with [[GLaDOS]].

==Appearences==

===Portal 1===

Turrets are introduced to the player in Test Chamber 14. Following this, they will be present through the remaining levels.

===Portal 2===

Turrets return in the sequel as both an enemy to Chell and the [[Co-op]] robots. They appear fairly early in the game. Distinct versions of the turret are introduced, including the Defunct Turret and Animal King Turret.

===Gallery===
<gallery perrow="4">
File:Portal_Turret.png|Turret from ''Portal''
File:Portal2 Turret Standard.png|Turret from ''Portal 2''
File:Portal2 Turret Defective.png|Defective Turret from ''Portal 2''
File:Portal2 Turret Wife.png|Fat Turret from ''Portal 2''
File:Portal2 MonsterTurret a.png|"Cube With Legs" from ''Portal 2''
File:Portal2_MonsterTurret_b.png|"Cube With Legs" with outer cover

</gallery>

Handheld Portal Device

2011-04-26T23:13:09Z

General Coolio:

[[File:Portal PortalGun.png|right|thumb|Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device|250px]]
The [[Aperture Science]] '''Handheld Portal Device''' (Also known as ''Portal Gun'' or ''ASHPD'') is the experimental tool designed to place two [[Portal]]s that objects can pass through. Test Subjects use this device to navigate the many [[Test Chamber]]s that they are required to complete.

==Overview==

The Handheld Portal Device is designed to create and place Portals on any white [[surface]] that is immobile, flat and large enough. When the device is fired, a coloured projectile will be emitted from the barrel. If the projectile strikes a valid surface, a portal of the corresponding colour will be formed. If a portal of the other colour is already placed, these two portals will be linked. If a portal of the same colour is already placed, it will be closed and the new one will be used instead, limiting the player to the use of only two portals at a time. The glass chamber and a light on the top of the Portal Device will glow with the colour of the previously placed portal.

The Portal Device also has the ability to pick up and manipulate objects directly in front of it in the same manner as the [http://half-life.wikia.com/wiki/Gravity_Gun Gravity Gun] from the Half-Life series. It cannot launch objects like the Gravity gun, but cam carry heavy objects, even through Portals.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Old Handheld Portal Device.png|A prototype Handheld Portal Device depicted in a poster.
File:Old Portal Gun.jpg|A possible beta form of the Portal Gun.
</gallery>

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T23:04:21Z

General Coolio:

{{stub}}
[[File:Relaxationvault.PNG|right|thumb|Relaxation Vault from ''Portal''|400px]]

'''Relaxation Chambers''' are rooms in which test subjects are held in stasis until it is time for them to begin testing. They contain beds, tables, and toilets, and are generally only be entered and exited by way of a portal. These chambers appear in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.

=Appearances=

In [[Portal]], Chell awakens to find herself in a Relaxation Vault in Test Chamber 00 at the very beginning of the game. After being briefly introduced to the testing environment by [[GLaDOS]], an orange portal opens and she is free to walk into the first test chamber.

In [[Portal 2]], {{Spoiler text|after Chell is reawakened by Wheatly and is transported to the remnants of Test Chamber 00, she falls into the Relaxation Vault and has to wait until an orange portal opens once a prerecorded message has finished playing.}}

=Development=
In the early stages of Portal 2, when the game was called F-Stop, a piece of concept artwork involving Relaxation Vaults for robots was created.

=Gallery=
<gallery perrow="4">
File:Portal_StasisBed.png|Bed
File:F-stopRelaxationVault.png|F-Stop Concept Art

</gallery>

File:F-stopRelaxationVault.png

2011-04-26T23:03:46Z

General Coolio:

== Licensing ==
{{ArtworkP}}

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T22:00:19Z

General Coolio:

{{stub}}
[[File:Relaxationvault.PNG|right|thumb|Relaxation Vault from ''Portal''|400px]]

'''Relaxation Chambers''' are rooms in which test subjects are held in stasis until it is time for them to begin testing. They contain beds, tables, and toilets, and are generally only be entered and exited by way of a portal. These chambers appear in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.

=Appearances=

In [[Portal]], Chell awakens to find herself in a Relaxation Vault in Test Chamber 00 at the very beginning of the game. After being briefly introduced to the testing environment by [[GLaDOS]], an orange portal opens and she is free to walk into the first test chamber.

In [[Portal 2]], {{Spoiler text|after Chell is reawakened by Wheatly and is transported to the remnants of Test Chamber 00, she falls into the Relaxation Vault and has to wait until an orange portal opens once a prerecorded message has finished playing.}}

=Gallery=
<gallery perrow="4">
File:Portal_StasisBed.png|Bed
</gallery>

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T21:29:21Z

General Coolio:

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T21:27:46Z

General Coolio:

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T21:27:26Z

General Coolio:

{{stub}}
[[File:Relaxationvault.PNG|right|thumb|Bed|400px]]

'''Relaxation Chambers''' are rooms in which test subjects are held in stasis until it is time for them to begin testing. They contain beds, tables, and toilets, and are generally only be entered and exited by way of a portal. These chambers appear in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T21:26:51Z

General Coolio:

{{stub}}
[[File:Relaxationvault.png|right|thumb|Bed|400px]]

'''Relaxation Chambers''' are rooms in which test subjects are held in stasis until it is time for them to begin testing. They contain beds, tables, and toilets, and are generally only be entered and exited by way of a portal. These chambers appear in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T21:26:33Z

General Coolio:

{{stub}}
[[File:Portal Relaxationvault.png|right|thumb|Bed|400px]]

'''Relaxation Chambers''' are rooms in which test subjects are held in stasis until it is time for them to begin testing. They contain beds, tables, and toilets, and are generally only be entered and exited by way of a portal. These chambers appear in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.

File:Relaxationvault.png

2011-04-26T21:25:56Z

General Coolio:

== Licensing ==
{{ExtractP}}

Relaxation Chamber

2011-04-26T21:16:40Z

General Coolio: Redirected page to Relaxation Vault

#REDIRECT [[Relaxation Vault]]

Relaxation Vault

2011-04-26T21:16:24Z

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[[File:Portal StasisBed.png|right|thumb|Bed|400px]]

'''Relaxation Chambers''' are rooms in which test subjects are held in stasis until it is time for them to begin testing. They contain beds, tables, and toilets, and are generally only be entered and exited by way of a portal. These chambers appear in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.

User:General Coolio

2011-04-26T00:36:59Z

General Coolio: Created page with "{{Quotation|GenCoolio|Don't touch me there!}} I'll make this page better when I have time. =GenCoolio= Er, that's me on IRC. I just sort of help out sometimes. I'm a Pirate M..."

{{Quotation|GenCoolio|Don't touch me there!}}

I'll make this page better when I have time.

=GenCoolio=
Er, that's me on IRC. I just sort of help out sometimes. I'm a Pirate Moderator on STS, and I enjoy playing Valve games, so that's something.
Also Sonic is cool.

=La Historia Del Señor Laggesto=

I did this translation in my free time, based on some IRC related fun. This page is rather bare, so here's this.
Translation might not be 100% accurate.

¿Seas que Lagg, en realidad, se llama Señor Laggesto, el Salvador de las chicas guapas y asesino de los banditos?
El hombre post-apocalíptico
La historia se llama “El Flagelo de los Desechos,” por que el nunca da bondad.
Su nombre origina de las palabras finales de las victimas del Señor Laggesto.
“AAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGG”
Se llamaba Lag, pero cuando fue lo escribiendo, su computadora congeló, y apretó la tecla “g” un otro tiempo.
Su computadora se levanto al minuto exacto, condenando que transportar la “g” bastarda siempre.

Relaxation Chamber

2011-04-26T00:18:52Z

General Coolio:

Relaxation Chamber

2011-04-26T00:18:01Z

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'''Relaxation Chambers''' are rooms in which test subjects are held in stasis until it is time for them to begin testing. They contain beds, tables, and toilets, and are generally only be entered and exited by way of a portal. These chambers appear in both ''[[Portal]]'' and ''[[Portal 2]]''.