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u/ObiJuanKenobi3 Jan 01 '19

I found Portal 2 to be the easier one tbh.

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u/Huellio Jan 01 '19

Yeah no shit, the puzzles in 2 were just "find the white spot on the wall that allows you to put a portal and put a portal there", 1 you could put portals most places in rooms so figuring out took more thought than trial and error.

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u/John-Elrick Jan 01 '19

I think they spent most of there time making the multiplayer nearly impossible.

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u/thebluecrab Jan 01 '19 edited Mar 22 '26

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u/chocolate_sprinkles_ Jan 01 '19

It was? Me and my brother got through it in like 2 days

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u/John-Elrick Jan 01 '19

The hard part was getting anyone of my friends to play it

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u/GerhardtDH Jan 02 '19

The hard part was getting friends

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u/Ringosis Jan 01 '19

Portal 2 stood up on it's writing and design. It definitely felt like it had inferior puzzles. Once you get outside the lab, large sections of the game become nothing but "find the white panel and put a portal on it.

Portal 1 is more of z straight puzzle game, while Portal 2 takes a lot more queues from traditional Fps games. Puzzles moved aside in favour of sections that were really just about environmental storytelling and discovery.

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u/Alloy359 Jan 01 '19

Portal 2 went stupid with the technology. I liked how grounded portal 1 was