Bringing a 20 year old cube to the present should place a 40 year old cube in the same place in the future

37:48 I love how the subtitles uppercased "Murder Drones" 😂 I love that series

Portal: Headache edition

I saw the first few minutes of the video this morning and thought, "Imma get it and play it through real quick before I spoil it for myself." I then proceeded to spend all day finishing it; it is one of the most tediously difficult portal mods I've ever played. I am now settling in to watch someone else go through the same pain I just had to endure. I'm going to enjoy this.


P.S. I made the same mistake at the end, so I went back and continued on the tractor beam towards the pipe. It's an alternate ending that doesn't really differ a whole lot except for a different cutscene and dialog.

16:02 "I'm gonna whiff this."
proceeds to whiff it

10/10

Hear me out, the second you bring future cube into the past (present), there will now be a future cube, and a REALLY future cube in the future, because the past technically was altered. repeat the process. INFINITE CUBES

now we just need to have 5D portal with multiverse time travel

You overcomplicated the hell out of some of these chambers.

One of the hardest games I played in a while. The co op was extremely fun too

I can imagine your head must've be Throarbin after this

In chamber 10, you can in fact use the infinite momentum machine. You put the cube on a portalable surface, go to to the top, and start it there. Place the top portal anywhere to launch the cube (that is how you are supposed to solve it)

This feels like something a chess player would add to their fangame

You missed the other ending where you stay in the funnel instead of redirecting it to escape

35:39 i am in great mental pain from the fact that one time portal was between him and solving the puzzle right there and then

I watched the first few minutes, got excited, downloaded it myself, got a couple puzzles into having freedom to place my own time portals, and (just like Portal Stories: Mel) got very tired of the trial-and-error needed to figure out the puzzles on my own. Very cool, but just a bit too brain bendy for me. Thank you for letting me see what the game had to offer later.

24:58 your struggle with aligning the laser cubes in the chamber and the previous one comes from the fact you should place the cubes in the opposite order. If you place the present cube to shoot the laser through the ground laser sensors you can then bring the future cube through and carefully adjust it to get the alignment for the wall sensor without having to run back and forth every time it isn't placed perfectly.

Cool now beat Portal Reloaded co-op

I was so hoping that the streams will turn into a video!
I really love the concept of doing games LIVE and then creating a Video from them.
I don't really have much time to watch the live streams, joined a few times but I'm so happy for this video!

1:05 salt asbestos curtains because, aperture was built in a salt mine made of asbestos, and cave Johnson used to sell curtains

1:06 Salt comes from the latin word salis, which also meant wit or wisdom. Asbestos comes from the Greek, and then Latin words a, meaning not, and sbestos, meaning quenchable or extinguishable, referring to how candle wicks made of asbestos would not be consumed like wicks made from string or plant fiber would be. Curtain comes from the Latin word cortina, meaning an enclosed place, as curtains do for an area. So, the words salt asbestos curtain in Latin would mean "Inextinguishable Wisdom Is Enclosed Within."

That Cave Johnson fella really is a genius.