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Talk:Backpack

2011-04-28T05:42:58Z

SilverForce:

==Sound File for Quote==

Hi guys, is the sound file for the quote broken? I think it may be, if so can someone help me fix it? [[User:SilverForce|SilverForce]] 05:25, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
:It works perfectly fine? [[User:RJackson|RJackson]] 05:33, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
::Okay it was just me then, it wasn't working for me. [[User:SilverForce|SilverForce]] 05:42, 28 April 2011 (UTC)

Talk:Backpack

2011-04-28T05:25:43Z

SilverForce: Created page with "==Sound File for Quote== Hi guys, is the sound file for the quote broken? I think it may be, if so can someone help me fix it? ~~~~"

==Sound File for Quote==

Hi guys, is the sound file for the quote broken? I think it may be, if so can someone help me fix it? [[User:SilverForce|SilverForce]] 05:25, 28 April 2011 (UTC)

Backpack

2011-04-28T05:18:07Z

SilverForce:

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{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS''' describing her vast amounts of Weighted Companion Cubes|Oh well. We have warehouses FULL of the things. Absolutely worthless. I'm happy to get rid of them.|sound=GLaDOS_fizzlecube06.wav}}

The '''Backpack''' is a feature introduced in Portal 2 for [[Robot Enrichment]] and is the player's personal inventory for in-game items. Items are kept in individual slots and can be viewed, moved or deleted from within the backpack interface. Items are displayed as pages, with each page displaying 50 items, and initially 6 pages. The Backpack allows the player to manage items used to customize the main characters [[Atlas]] and [[P-body]] (in co-op mode), which includes [[Miscellaneous items]], [[Hats]], [[Skins]], and [[Gestures]].

The Backpack was introduced with the launch of Portal 2, in April, 2011. Currently the Backpack feature is only for Portal 2, and not available for Portal.

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== The Loadout Interface ==

The loadout screen shows previews of equipped [[Miscellaneous items]], [[Hats]], [[Skins]], and [[Gestures]] for [[P-body]] and [[Atlas]], and allows the player to select new items to attach to either robot.

== Gallery ==
=== Interface ===
<gallery>
File:Robot Enrichment loadout.png|The loadout screen.
File:Robot Enrichment backpack.png|The backpack interface.
</gallery>

== See Also ==
*[[Co-op]]

Wheatley

2011-04-28T05:16:53Z

SilverForce: One letter that totally changes the meaning.

[[File:Wheatley.png|right|thumb|Wheatley|300px]]
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{{Quotation|'''Wheatley'''|I'll wait--I'll wait one hour. Then I'll come back and, assuming I can locate your dead body, I'll bury you. Alright? Brilliant! Go team! See you in an hour! Hopefully! If you're not... dead.|sound=Wheatley_sp_intro_03_afterfallalt09.wav}}
'''Wheatley''' is a [[Cores#Personality Cores|Personality Core]] of male programming and english west country accent who first appears in ''[[Portal 2]]''. He is [[Chell]]'s guide through the first part of the game, and planning to find a way to escape the facility.

{{spoiler text|During the course of the game, Wheatley aids Chell into escaping from [[GLaDOS|GLaDOS']] tests. The two eventually sabotage GLaDOS' turret production line and neurotoxin and later confront GLaDOS herself. A core transference occurs and Wheatley takes over the facility. When he is about to let Chell escape, Wheatley becomes corrupted with the power and becomes the game's main antagonist. Wheatley traps GLaDOS in a potato battery and launches both her and Chell into [[Aperture Science|Aperture Science's]] old and forgotten test champers.}}

{{spoiler text|After returning from the old test chambers, Chell and GLaDOS learn that Wheatley's actions are causing the facility to approach a nuclear meltdown. After passing through more test chambers made by Wheatley, he attempts to kill Chell and GLaDOS. After escaping his traps, GLaDOS suggests causing a new core transfer by implanting corrupt Personality Cores into Wheatley.}}

{{spoiler text|Chell enters Wheatley's lair to begin the final addition of the game. By shutting him down temporarily with bombs, Chell corrupts Wheatley enough to initiate a new core transference, saving the facility from destruction in the progress. However, a stalemate occurs when Wheatley does not agree to transfer himself, and Chell must press the stalemate resolution button to finalize the transfer. However, Wheatley reveals to have booby trapped it with explosives. However, Chell survives and launches a portal onto the surface of the Moon, causing both her and Wheatley to be sucked into space. GLaDOS then reacquires her old body and rescues Chell while letting Wheatley be launched into the vacuum of space.}}

{{spoiler text|Wheatley is last seen after the end credits, with the [[Cores#Space Core|Space Core]] orbiting him, where he is wishes he could say he was sorry for all he did to Chell.}}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Portal2 Wheatley Boss.png|{{spoiler text|Wheatley after taking control of the facility.}}
</gallery>

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Inventory

2011-04-28T04:37:01Z

SilverForce: Redirected page to Backpack

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Backpack

2011-04-28T04:34:13Z

SilverForce: Deleted Awkward empty space.

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The '''Backpack''' is a feature introduced in Portal 2 for [[Robot Enrichment]] and is the player's personal inventory for in-game items. Items are kept in individual slots and can be viewed, moved or deleted from within the backpack interface. Items are displayed as pages, with each page displaying 50 items, and initially 6 pages. The Backpack allows the player to manage items used to customize the main characters [[Atlas]] and [[P-body]], which includes [[Miscellaneous items]], [[Hats]], [[Skins]], and [[Gestures]].

The Backpack was introduced with the launch of Portal 2, in April, 2011. Currently the Backpack feature is only for Portal 2, and not available for Portal.

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== The Loadout Interface ==

The loadout screen shows previews of equipped [[Miscellaneous items]], [[Hats]], [[Skins]], and [[Gestures]] for [[P-body]] and [[Atlas]], and allows the player to select new items to attach to either robot.

== Gallery ==
=== Interface ===
<gallery>
File:Robot Enrichment loadout.png|The loadout screen.
File:Robot Enrichment backpack.png|The backpack interface.
</gallery>

Backpack

2011-04-28T04:32:02Z

SilverForce:

Weighted Companion Cube

2011-04-27T02:46:50Z

SilverForce: Added a quote.

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{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|The Enrichment Center reminds you that the Weighted Companion Cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak.}}

[[File:Companion_Cube.png|thumb|right]]The '''Weighted Companion Cube''', often referred to as the '''Companion Cube'''. is a recurring object in the Portal universe. It appears almost identical to the [[Weighted Storage Cube]] but with a pink heart replacing the Aperture Science logo.

In the first Portal, the Companion Cube was given to Chell to aid her in completing [[Portal Test Chamber 17|Test Chamber 17]]. In order to progress through the exit at the end of the chamber, the cube was dropped into the incinerator to be "euthanized". [[GLaDOS]] used this moment to taunt Chell during their confrontation. {{Spoiler text|However, the Companion Cube can be seen prior to the end credits next to the cake.}}

In Portal 2, {{Spoiler text|GLaDOS}} briefly torments Chell by repeatedly destroying Companion Cubes in Test Chamber {{Spoiler text|7, after she is woken up. It also makes an appearance in the co-op campaign, albeit impossible to interact with.}} Another fact about the Companion Cube in Portal 2 is that it actually hums a song of some kind. {{Spoiler text|After Chell leaves the facility, however, a scorched cube is ejected after her, supposedly the same cube from ''Portal''.}}

The Companion Cube makes a prominent appearance in the [[Portal 2: Lab Rat|Rattman Comic]], where it speaks as part of a reference to the first Portal game where GLaDOS states that the Companion Cube cannot talk back and should it ever speak, the test subjects are told to disregard its advice.

== Trivia ==
Players who pre-ordered Portal 2 received a [[tf2:Companion Cube Pin|Team Fortress 2 Pin depicting the Companion Cube in a portal]] and players who played every game in the [[Potato Sack]] were also given [[tf:Resurrection Associate Pin|another pin depicting the Companion Cube]]; both Pins share the same model.

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