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Nevermind, forget what i said. [[Special:Contributions/77.206.66.121|77.206.66.121]] ([[User talk:77.206.66.121|talk]]) 13:23, 6 April 2015 (UTC)
Nevermind, forget what i said. [[Special:Contributions/77.206.66.121|77.206.66.121]] ([[User talk:77.206.66.121|talk]]) 13:23, 6 April 2015 (UTC)

== Merge with Half-Life (series) ==

Hey, shouldn't this technically be merged with the half-life series since it's technically a spin-off / offshoot of the same universe as opposed to its own thing? Just curious and wondering.

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Possibly right after the events in Portal 2, Chell is still outside and notices a Heavy Duty Super Colliding Super Button. She places the Weighted Companion Cube on it, which makes the button malfunction and cause everything to collapse. Chell awakens in an abandoned part of Aperture Science, and it becomes clear that GLaDOS has never given Chell her freedom. It is revealed that the illusion of outside is just made out of giant screens and an artificial fog. Chell walks into a room with a screen on the ceiling. Wheatley apologizes for his actions, and the footage cuts to static as he is trying to tell his coordinates to Chell. The static suddenly changes to old footage with GLaDOS saying "I was the only thing standing between us... and them... well, I was". Chell finally remembers what happened to Earth and what the Combine did. As she navigates through the ruined Portal test chambers, she hears whispering coming from behind the walls. After reaching the now unsolvable Test Chamber 09 as the Heavy Duty button fell into the Emancipation Grill, Wheatley finally finds her, quickly apologizes, and they try to escape, once again. What has happened to GLaDOS? After a long escape, they finally find themselves hiding in GLaDOS' chamber as she tests Atlas and P-Body. Wheatley claims he knows the robots, and Chell gets to a maintenance room. An escape pod is present. However, since it wasn't needed by GLaDOS, it was trapped, and an alarm starts. Not noticing Chell, GLaDOS starts flooding the room with neurotoxin as a tube breaks in the chamber. Chell and Wheatley get pulled into the tube as Chell falls inconscious. Chell wakes up in the tube, only to discover that the facility has a lot changed since she left. She looks behind to see Wheatley panicking for an unknown reason. Chell hears a glass breaking sound, and turns around only to see strange Curiosity Core-like robots breaking the pipe. Chell immediately recognizes the Curiosity Core and thinks that it is taking revenge. However, before she could even reach it, she falls into a seemingly bottomless pit. Chell and Wheatley finally wake up in an abandoned part of Aperture Science, where it is revealed that the Curiosity Core is cloned and recycled into Hover Turrets, and that the Anger Core is cloned and violently put into the Aperture Science Bombs. Panel arms start violently picking the bombs and throwing them everywhere. A neurotoxin tube breaks as another malfunctioning tube drops Propulsion Gel everywhere in the room. The panel arms start activating the Hover Turrets, which Chell manages to break by throwing them in a Shredder. A panel arm starts grabbing Wheatley and throws him near Chell, where he unluckily and unfortunately falls into a Shredder. Chell must then escape alone. However, before she can reach the exit, another panel arm grabs Chell and throws her into a complex tube network. After a very long ride, Chell falls into a Weighted Companion Cube dropping Vital Apparatus Vent. The vent breaks as GLaDOS starts checking the cameras because of potential madness in the Enrichment Center. Turns out Chell is inside. GLaDOS claims she gave Chell her freedom, but Chell obviously doesn't believe. GLaDOS puts Chell into more testing as she is the only human that can survive the tests. There are only 15 tests. At the 15th test chamber, GLaDOS once again attempts to murder Chell as she is corrupted. She drives Chell into a pit of acid, which she obviously escapes. Wheatley helps her escape. Once again in the maintenance areas, Wheatley starts panicking as GLaDOS shuts down the power in the Enrichment Center. He soon runs out of power, and Chell has to escape - with Wheatley in hand - through a completely dark complex with the only light source being Chell's Portal Device. As the power comes back, Chell once again sabotages the repaired Turret production line, and destroys the new Neurotoxin Generator. However, there is one new weapon that Chell must get rid of: The Hover Turret. Chell enters the Hover Turret manufacturing. No sign of defective Hover Turrets. A tube breaks in as Chell tries to sabotage everything. Hover Turrets enter from the tube, with Conversion Gel dropping into the previously non-portalable room. The window breaks as the entire Hover Turret production line is collapsing. Chell then enters an elevator that brings her to a massive room full of deactivated turrets and an empty elevator shaft, and it becomes clear that the Enrichment Center is in serious disrepair. GLaDOS fails to manage a reactor meltdown, and the ceiling splits open to reveal the night sky. As Chell tries to escape, she accidentally shoots a portal on the moon. She and GLaDOS get on the moon as Wheatley, wanting to give GLaDOS the frustration of being with a core obsessed with space, throws her into outer space and brings Chell back. Chell finally awakens in an elevator. Wheatley has apparently taken over Aperture Science again. However, he makes Chell's elevator rise to the surface, while quickly detaching himself from the central core body to escape with Chell. They finally end up walking on the surface and arriving at City 17. Wheatley is taken away by an Overwatch Soilder as the Overwatch announces that Anticitizen Two has arrived. The Aperture Science Enrichment Center is left abandoned as the Announcer takes over. The game ends with an Overwatch Soilder kidnapping Chell. After that, the main menu shows GLaDOS' head in space, along with a radio playing "Want You Gone" and the Space Core orbiting around her.

Nevermind, forget what i said. 77.206.66.121 (talk) 13:23, 6 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Merge with Half-Life (series)

Hey, shouldn't this technically be merged with the half-life series since it's technically a spin-off / offshoot of the same universe as opposed to its own thing? Just curious and wondering.