Hundreds of years is always mentioned everywhere, but unless 9,999,999 is a broken overflow timer it would seem unlikely that it was 273 years versus 27,300. Despite the super potato growth that little Chell presented on that fateful bring your daughter to work day (which is the perfect time to have her tested).ĭ. Remember back in Portal GLaDOS tells you 'This is the Aperture wieghted companion cube. According to Greek mythology the afterlife is a wheat feald with your best friend after hearing singing. This would be horible if I didnt back up the theory. Even for 27 years I doubt that there would be so many plants all over the facility. Well its conspirecy theory time again and I bring you all a new one: Chell is dead.
He then decides to wake you (remember that the last time you checked everyone looked pretty much alive).Ĭ. I like to think of the 9,999,999 days in a comical way: Wheatley, being the impressively engineered moron that he is notices that there are an awful lot of nines scrolling on the monitor and realizes what his job originally was. They obviously prepared for the apocalypse and extreme periods of time (announcer recordings referring to the future: "If the laws of physics no longer apply in the future then god help you" or ".when society has rebuilt itself").ī. Originally, the character Cave Johnson was intended to be the antagonist instead and Portal 2 to be a prequel. However, the demand for all of these to be implemented into Portal 2 was great enough that they chose to do so. Paper, wood, upholstery? This is Aperture Science! It would be no surprise to me if they were created to last. Portal 2 was originally not intended to feature GLaDOS or Chell, the player-character from Portal. In Portal 2, both types of walls are made of an unidentifiable material resembling plastic, although probably also composed of metal, as seen in broken panels of chapters 1-4 (The Courtesy Call, The Cold Boot. I believe that it was somewhere around 30,000 years in the future.Ī. In Portal, portalable walls are made of concrete blocks and non-portalable walls are composed of small brown metal cubes.
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