Shotgun Kiss
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How long is the developers commentary? Surely it doesn't span the whole game, as you can't save.
Have you played a game from The Orange Box before? The commentaries appear as "thought bubbles" and you play each individually. You chose which ones you want to play. They appear all throughout the game, but they're less frequent than the commentaries in the games in The Orange Box.Shotgun Kiss said:How long is the developers commentary? Surely it doesn't span the whole game, as you can't save.
PC version you can get them to randomly select a player on Steam with Portal 2 also playing Co-Op, it's a gamble if they've played before or not... do you have a mic? If not, you can also use pre-programmed signals to communicate to the other player tooEpix said:Getting ready to start coop. How does it work? Do I need to find someone who hasn't done the coop maps yet so I'm not getting lead through the levels by someone who's already done them?
Does voice chat even work on Portal 2? Seems totally busted.Medalion said:PC version you can get them to randomly select a player on Steam with Portal 2 also playing Co-Op, it's a gamble if they've played before or not... do you have a mic? If not, you can also use pre-programmed signals to communicate to the other player too
It works fine for me, but it defaults to voice chat being off every time I start it up :/Dance In My Blood said:Does voice chat even work on Portal 2? Seems totally busted.
It's not a consistent number, it's just wherever they felt like putting a node. I fount it disappointingly sparse compared to how many nodes there were in HL2Ep 1 and 2, felt like there were only 2 or 3 per chapter on average.AcciDante said:So, when you're playing through the commentary, are the number of nodes per area or per chapter? Are there only 4 for the whole first chapter or just that first area?
There must be about fifteen across the first two chapters, so that's almost none beyond that?faceless007 said:It's not a consistent number, it's just wherever they felt like putting a node. I fount it disappointingly sparse compared to how many nodes there were in HL2Ep 1 and 2, felt like there were only 2 or 3 per chapter on average.
You can pick a friend or just have the game randomly match you with someone (I don't think the game looks for any criteria to match you with, it's completely random). If either of you is new you'll do a training section first, then go the main hub. There will be signs showing you how much your partner has progressed through each of the 5 courses, but I think you can do them in any order and repeat them.Epix said:Getting ready to start coop. How does it work? Do I need to find someone who hasn't done the coop maps yet so I'm not getting lead through the levels by someone who's already done them?
Not directed at you, but to everyone, it's helpful to note which platform you're on.Epix said:If someone wants to play coop with me right now who hasn't played it yet, let me know.
Dax01 said:Have you played a game from The Orange Box before? The commentaries appear as "thought bubbles" and you play each individually. You chose which ones you want to play. They appear all throughout the game, but they're less frequent than the commentaries in the games in The Orange Box.
You can pick the chapters.Shotgun Kiss said:I know (they're in both Orange Box and the Left 4 Dead games), but like I said, the game states that you can't save in commentary mode. Unless you can choose which chapter you want to play?
Dax01 said:Not directed at you, but to everyone, it's helpful to note which platform you're on.
sn1pes said:Apologies as I'm sure this has been asked 1000 times, but:
If I play co-op on Steam, will any achievements/trophies I get carry over to PSN (whenever PSN decides to come back)?
I know that trophies acquired on PS3 carry over to Steam, and I'm hoping it works the other way, too.
Thanks!
No.sn1pes said:Anyone?
That's the music that plays in the hub area in co-op, so definitely part of the game.Summary Man said:I need some help from you guys. In the Portal 2 commercial there's a song that I love 06 to :22 in this video). Does anyone know if this song is on the Portal 2 OST, or if it was created specifically for the commercial? Any information would be appreciated.
The music in this game is fantastic. Love the menu/main theme, as well.
StuBurns said:
sn1pes said:Anyone?
Keyser Soze said:No one really knows. Depending on the extent of what is wrong with PSN, it may mess things up. It should work though.
You are unlocking the acchivements on Steam, and then your PSN account will be tied to that Steam account, so the trophies should unlock when PSN does a check for what happend on Steam since it last checked.
It all should work, as all PSN has to do is check Steam to see your progress. PSN only has to do a check when it comes back online, and the check has nothing to do with PSN itself. IT wont have missed anything due to the downtime, so it would be just like turning you PS4 on after it been off for a few days.
Of course, there could be still some niggling thing on PSN that could mess things up.
edit - looks like someone answered simpler
StuBurns said:There must be about fifteen across the first two chapters, so that's almost none beyond that?
It doesn't work like that.sn1pes said:Cool, hoping this is the case. Obviously we need PSN back first, though :/
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011...s3-question-answered-and-that-cake-thing-too/PS Blog said:Sid, PSB: Obviously the PS3 version will have Trophies. Will Trophies be synchronized between both the PC/Mac and PS3 versions?
Joshua, Valve: For your Steam account, we have Steam Achievements that mirror the Trophies and those are always up to date between the PC and PS3. That does not include Trophies, however. Trophies have to be unlocked on the PS3.
Jax said:gonna get stoned for this...:
Up to chapter 4. Really not feeling shock/awe by the game. So far, its been a bunch of sequelesque puzzles (portal 1.5) and no plot. How many chapters are there? It really needs to get hard/interesting soon because right now, I'm tearing through the rooms.
also as mentioned in the whatyouplaying thread, quite suprised by the room/room loading. Feels like a throw back to old style game design as the world isn't seamless. clear room load. clear room load. hnnngghh
Stick with it for another chapter or two and the game's story kicks into motion.Jax said:gonna get stoned for this...:
Up to chapter 4. Really not feeling shock/awe by the game. So far, its been a bunch of sequelesque puzzles (portal 1.5) and no plot. How many chapters are there? It really needs to get hard/interesting soon because right now, I'm tearing through the rooms.
also as mentioned in the whatyouplaying thread, quite suprised by the room/room loading. Feels like a throw back to old style game design as the world isn't seamless. clear room load. clear room load. hnnngghh
Rez said:The amount of creativity and originality in design within the extremely limited scope of the player's toolset makes other games with their action-buttons and the like look primitive.
No plot? Have you turned off the audio or something?Jax said:gonna get stoned for this...:
Up to chapter 4. Really not feeling shock/awe by the game. So far, its been a bunch of sequelesque puzzles (portal 1.5) and no plot. How many chapters are there? It really needs to get hard/interesting soon because right now, I'm tearing through the rooms.
also as mentioned in the whatyouplaying thread, quite suprised by the room/room loading. Feels like a throw back to old style game design as the world isn't seamless. clear room load. clear room load. hnnngghh
thespot84 said:what's the thing running around here at the end?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=QBCE539v2JM#t=500s
middle of the screen and slightly to the right behind most of the turrets, it looks like something riding a small dinosaur? Some half life reference i'm missing?
Incendiary said:The only complaint I can think of so far is the loading screens. It just makes it feel a lot more disjointed than Portal was. I'm aware this is a fairly longer game but if it had felt like a continuous experience like the first one this would have been flawless.
JaseC said:Reconstructing Science.
sykoex said:What's the name of the song in the Portal 2 trailers?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tax4e4hBBZc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oVpE40V9rE (skip to 1:26)
Whaaaaaaaat? You don't remember how Portal 1 was swimming in non-portal surfaces? If it's a valid complaint about Portal 2, it's equally applicable to the first game.darkpaladinmfc said:Obviously it's an exaggeration, but it's true to an extent and is a valid complaint for Portal 2.
sykoex said:Thanks a ton!
thespot84 said:what's the thing running around here at the end?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=QBCE539v2JM#t=500s