Koreans rip of VALVe games

[Niven]

REinstalled ep1, still same problem.

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[Marcem]

Narbacular drop was a digipen game that was shown off.  Valve saw it and decided to hire them.  The team wanted to finish the game, but valve had them do a completely new game based upon the same thing, but in a different setting.

[Niven]

Even tried deleting clientregistry.blob, still nothing

:C

[Marcem]

Try verifying your cache integrity or whatever.

[Niven]

Try verifying your cache integrity or whatever.

I've tried the following:

-verifying
-reinstalling
-launch option -novid
-launch option -autoconfig
-deleted clientregistry.blob

And still getting the same problem. Ep2 runs perfectly fine. And I know that I can run Ep1, because I've played it before on the same computer.



:C

[Marcem]

Try launching with -sw  (Makes it windowed)

[Niven]

Try launching with -sw  (Makes it windowed)

Still doesn't work

waa

[Skip]

Yes because portals are totally an idea limited to Valve's use only.

[Niven]

What up with green avatars :o

[Skip]

What up with green avatars :o

I like green.

[Niven]

I like green.

Puke

ANYWAYS
I want to play Ep1 :c

[JD]

South Korea teaches us all how to make stuffty anime-inspired ripoffs of dope American games
in other news...
Edit: Who cares about the Portal ripoff specifically, the thing is it's awfully coincidental that they completely ripped off TF2, and then went and made a game based off of using Portals. Obviously not suspicious whatsoever.

[Menen]

Inb4NOZZLe

[Mr.Interceptor]

I H.A.V.E. online capable stuff 

[SkullCandy]

They ripped off Team Fortress 2

Tf2+Battlefield Heroes+Dress up party=This