fun map

Sweet.

interresting little easter egg :)

my play - https://youtu.be/qe1xf-F6CHs

nice puzzle. cool portal management.

Part 2 was fantastic. I had a little investigative mission going on half way through to find the missing radio . I'm not done with that part yet either. I'm going to find my SSTV program . . . . .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYqqfajntGU

Good fun

I'm upvoting this chamber without completing it. I know what is required of me but I won't complete it. I hate that they removed the option to disable Portal Funneling in Portal 2.

Nice logical fun map. Thanks!

had a spainish version. Didnt expect that.

Great challenging fun game.

Clever map !
I've enjoyed, thank you for your very nice job.

Very nice work. I like it.

A strange transimission easter egg! Crazy good!

Again, great job. You did a good job making the facility get cleaner and cleaner. My only complaint was that the cube on faith plate didn't always work right for me. But still, great job.

Very fun puzzles! Awesome aesthetic design too =)

This was a really fun map! A bit harder than easy, but not quite a medium.

So far so good. This is yet another well-functioning work of art.

Yeah, that happens some times. I figured I'd leave it, it adds a more dynamic feel to the map. I think.

I think this is the first time I've seen a radio and signal in a map. Nicely done. Map is flawless.

I did manage to catch a falling ceiling tile in room one. If you're quick with the funnel, it won't be too hard.

Love the theme and the puzzles, great job!

Hmm, but it looks like the 2nd thumbnail in part 3 matches the image for "Positive Discouragm-".

Close, but not quite! It's something most people haven't seen yet

Do note my previous comment was about the picture, not trying to decode the beeping.

That faintly looks like part 4 or 5 in the picture. I've decoded it with my eyes, instead of having to use a SSTV decoder. Positive DiscouragemENT is the whole word. That image is faintly one of the chambers in parts 4 or 5

Nicely done. Definitely got stumped by the last one for a while. Thanks for making!

Uses a few advanced techiques but otherwise OK for average Portal 2 players.

Nope, nothing happens *after* the beeping, however the beeping can be decoded with an SSTV decoder. A couple of people a few comments back have actually decoded it, I didn't really expect anyone to do that

Radio, awesome. Was anything supposed to happen after the beeping? Fun, thanks!

Waaaaaaay better than Pt 1. WoW!!

Nice concept. The solution is a bit finicky, but not so frustrating that I stopped having fun.

Like the first map - very well crafted visuals. Simplicity once again. Very good. Thank you!

At the very beginning where the panel on the wall is failing to close, you can jump through and get stuck behind the wall. :s

...actually there's a lot of places like that in the map. :s

As the popularity of these maps starts to wind down, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who played this map, and any others in the pack. I certainly achieved everything I wanted to achieve with these maps, and that's because of the players. So thank you! :D

Excellent chambers and great puzzles. The second room is sort of trial-and-error with getting the cube to align properly with your portal orientation. You need to either: position your portals absolutely spot-on so the cube falls straight back down at least twice after being knocked by the faith plate, or else you need to be REALLY quick with your fingers to step back onto the button and hit a quick portal through the lasers to shoot out the cube and catch it just in the knick of time. It's a VERY small window of time and is probably what's causing player frustrations in the part.

What is the intended way to get the cube to the exit door in room 2? i think i did it "wrong"
I got the cube up, but the way felt wrong.

Version 3 is now up!
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This update should fix the cube droppers.

I've got the same problem as paulmclem. The cube in the second part doesn't fall to the ground.

On the version of Part 2 I was playing the cube is stuck in the dispenser i.e. there is no way out of the first room. Looking at a walkthrough the cube is meant to be on the ground. Seems I got a corrupt/buggy version.

VERSION 2 OF THIS MAP IS NOW UP
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This update includes changes to the second chamber, such as signage for cube placement, and floor area for the cube to fall onto.

http://i.piccy.info/i9/05db9633ae33f6d1038195256280ccfe/1390421681/29740/676334/2014_01_22_22_12_58.jpg

Easter eggs!

Really enjoying this map pack, good work. Off to part three!

Clever clever clever! Another awesome set of very good puzzles!! Really enjoyed the whole mappack!

Playthrough

Fun test !

I'm not sure if all those conductive surfaces are a good thing - they tend to distract the player from the solution, in much the same way adding an extra button that, say, flips a panel not related to the solution would distract the player.
Making the panel directly below the cube dropper non-conductive was a good way to show the player that directly dropping the cube isn't the intended solution. I had a problem, however, with the unpredictable stopping point of the cube after it gets ejected by the dropper. If it lands on a non-conductive surface, you have to jump down to the lower level to place the cube on a conductive surface.
I can't think of an elegant solution for that, but I imagine it will need to strike a balance between few distractions and greatest cube predictability.

@piotr_mil Ok, fair enough. I'll see what I can do.

That is precisely what I do. I might have been out of luck, since it took me a while for cube to fall precisely through the same spot it got launched from. And a couple of times it landed on non-portalable surface, so one would have to redo the whole process, or load a save.

@Ace Ryder @| \_/ () Yep, you've both got it. There's a picture of a map in the background. It's something for down the track...

@piotr_mil I'm sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy this one as much. However, I think your difficulties may be a result of an unintended solution. The intended solution is to place the cube on the portalable floor near the dropper, place a portal under it (with the other portal above the catapult), causing it to fall onto the catapult and be launched up in the air. Then stand on the button, and place the portal that was above the catapult on the wall behind the laser field. Then the cube falls through the floor portal, and flies into the caged area. If that's what you did, and still had trouble, I'll look at revising the design.

A bit worse than the previous one. Requires lots of tries for cube to land precisely in the spot, and sometimes it lands out o freach for portalable places. It would be more convenient if there was an actual portal place under the dropper, and a cube dispensing button in the caged chamber. The difficulty would be the same, and the annoyance level - lower.