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The Enrichment Center

I will not update this map unless it's absolutely necessary.

The music packs are a must, since they contain voice lines required to understand what's happening.

Keep in mind that a lot of things will be out of sync with the voicelines depending on your ingame performance.

What started out as a video where I spent 5 hours recreating GLaDOS in PTTR, has evolved into this gigantic map. For those who want to see the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIdaH8eozcA&t
This map has been in development for almost 4 months now. During that time I've had to deal with lots of technical issues, such as broken primitives, physical props not spawning and enemies with broken pathfinding.
At last I was able to finish it, and I am really proud of the result.

That being said, this map is huge. My biggest map yet. Not only that, but the level file is dangerously close to hitting 1 mb, while the average level size is 20 kb. Anyways, this map is essentially a scaled down recreation of the game Portal. Therefore, if you've played the first Portal game then you might know what to expect. The only reason this map isn't called "Portal" is because portals aren't possible in PTTR, and fake ones are just annoying to set up. There isn't much combat in this map. Most of the starting area is just parkour and simular (there is some combat though). However, due to how many issues this map has faced during development, it's extremely unstable. You may encounter unexpected issues with all sorts of things, and I can't do much to fix it (Also running into doors too fast might cause you to glitch out of the map. I can't do anything about this, since it's an issue with PTTR itself).

Features:
-A long, detailed map made over the span of 4 months (breaks included)
-108 total enemies
-GLaDOS herself
-Many different areas, all with unique details

Coop compatibility:
If you try to play this map in coop the other players will be disconnected due to how complex the map is. If you are to somehow get all players in at once without is disconnecting, then the map itself will be mostly impossible to play properly due to the map being designed for a singleplayer experience.

Credit to Dahcuesta for betatesting the map and helping me fix some very minor issues right before release.

Enjoy!