Spoilers here too...

I actually still think of Wheatley as good. The GLaDOS body corrupted him while he was in it. I felt pretty bad for him at the end, doomed to float around feeling sorry.

I just always really hated Wheatley; I would have preferred any other core than him. Jut a matter of personal preference.

I have been called the "human wheatley" by some friends of mine (real life). Actually, when Portal 2 came out and a few of my friends played it before me, they mentioned a blue eyed robot that sounds very similar to me (except for the british acsent). You would probibly hate me too.

Yep, and I'm a huge troll IRL as well. I've trolled people for literally years before they realized it. (EG. I went around saying DONT SAY BAD WORDS! whenever someone said hell or something like that, when it doesn't bother me one bit. Hillarious.)

IRL? Umm.. what's that?

'In real life,'.

Not sure if trolling...

When you (Killerblonde) said you were a "huge troll IRL as well" in that one post, did you thought I was trolling in real life or were you responding to a different post? I don't understand the whole "troll" thing.

WinstonSmith wrote:
But yeah, the Super Mario Brothers room was awesome. Has to have been one of the best easter eggs I've ever seen.

what warp room?

The test chamber is when one of the scientist's leaves. The test chamber has a yellow grid, goo, and an annoying portal loop trick with a glass wall blocking the way.

what test chamber number?

Rubrica wrote:
I just always really hated Wheatley; I would have preferred any other core than him. Jut a matter of personal preference.

on the contrary, i love wheatly, and he's my favorite character in portal 2.

Out of three (ten at a stretch)? Considering he was the only character designed to be endearing, it's kind of the default choice. Anyway, I can see why people like him, I just have this deep-rooted antipathy towards him - plus. Althout Portal 2 was a great game, he embodied, to me, the few things that were very wrongnwith it.

Rubrica wrote:
I just have this deep-rooted antipathy towards him

Now I REALLY hope you don't end up bumping into me.

Rubrica wrote:
Although Portal 2 was a great game, he embodied, to me, the few things that were very wrong with it.

Mm. I enjoyed Wheatley, but if Portal 2 had been anything like how I imagine it should have been, he'd be one of the first things to go.

I think Wheatley was the best thing that ever happened in Portal 2. Most popular games are very silly or a bit odd. Even though Cave and GLaDOS were kinda funny also, if Wheatley was taken out of the game, all of the dialog would feel a little off-balanced. You would be left with a crazy CEO leaving recorded messages and a passive aggressive GLaDOS continuing to make smart remarks towards the player. I know I left out the Announcer, but I think he had a minor role in the game.

The Announcer was a nice little gag but I'm glad they didn't carry it through the whole game because it would have gotten old. GLaDOS was awesome as usual. Cave had some of the funniest comments I've heard in my life. Wheatley I thought was actually pretty awesome. He provided the comic relief you needed in the game (and no, the passive-agressive darker humor from GLaDOS wouldn't have been good on its own, and in fact was countered nicely by Wheatley), was a nice companion for a chunk of the game and was a good enough villian to provide the character turnaround needed to keep the storyline interesting.

And besides, Wheatley is the only final boss I fought that actually regrets doing what he did after the fight. People don't normally hear the final boss of a game apologizing for what they did.

Wheatley is the "villain" that we all love to hate.

It's like Darth Vader. Yeah, he's evil as heck, but he is one of the best villains ever created.

satchmo wrote:
Wheatley is the "villain" that we all love to hate.

It's like Darth Vader. Yeah, he's evil as heck, but he is one of the best villains ever created.

Some villians are designed to be cared for; especially the funny ones. However, when they are denied redemption in the end, and are put in the place that only TRUE evil should wind up, it kind of makes me feel bad for the poor guy; he was designed to be stupid, was given power, did what any moron would do with it, and suffered because of it. Punishment is for people. Machines do what they are programmed to do; punish the programmer, not the poor, souless robot that thinks it's alive, and is designed to feel the equivilant of pain.