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GENERAL => General chat => Topic started by: Paul on April 05, 2007

Title: HL2 episode 2
Post by: Paul on April 05, 2007
Team Fortress 2 and Portal, what do you think of it?

Heres a link to the portal site:

http://www.aperturescience.com/
Title: Re: HL2 episode 2
Post by: benny! on April 05, 2007
I like it - unfortunately I dont have a clue what to type in. Dont know
Team Fortress and never played Half-Life2 ...

"HELP" doesnt help ... and with "LOGON" I cannot login. wrong uid/pwd.

The theme looks great anyway ...
Title: Re: HL2 episode 2
Post by: Clyde on April 05, 2007
I typed Paul ( suppose I could of typed my own name ) and then enter, and then Portal. After that did Dir, and the only exe there was Apply, so I entered that. And then was greeted with more text of what to do.

Im guessing this is Text Adventure game. Am having a quick go now.

[ edit ]
I must say that is a little crazy for me, spent about 30 mins answering the questions. Also that 64 character ID code, is never the same - its constantly changing whenever it flashes. Then told me to wait for an advisor to talk to me.

Obviously, missing something here. What should it be about dude?
Title: Re: HL2 episode 2
Post by: Paul on April 06, 2007
Don't know, thats how far i came too :(

If you read the code(UNI(+L)) carefully it contains lowercase letters which you can't enter so I (after trying a far to long time yesterday) that it's impossible.

Edit: Used print screen to get the code
Title: Re: HL2 episode 2
Post by: Shockwave on April 08, 2007
Sounds like a lot of figuring out.
Is this a text based online game?
Title: Re: HL2 episode 2
Post by: Paul on April 08, 2007
Don't know actually, a friend said so but i haven't found any evidence of that.

Edit: No, as far as i know it's not online.
Title: Re: HL2 episode 2
Post by: Shockwave on April 08, 2007
I used to be in touch with someone who was really into a text based game, I had a go too but unfortunately it had just lost popularity and the only creatures in the world were automated ones.