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1 - All the characters were voiced by 2 people (as seen in the game's credits). Stig Sydtangen (DragonNOR) voiced Virgil, and I voiced Cave Johnson, AEGIS, and the Rainbow Core.
2 - I believe the fastest developer time so far was about 1 hour 20 minutes. We've never really tried to complete it very fast ourselves though, as it's mostly for testing and trying things out. The world-record speedrun right now is about 50 minutes though. =P
6 - AEGIS was supposed to have been created in the early 80's, as a really basic and non-sentient artificial intelligence. He has no personality when compared to GLaDOS, or the other, newer, Aperture AI's.
7 - AEGIS doesn't use neurotoxin because he has no access to it. He was constructed in the early 80's, before the neurotoxin was introduced.
10 - Virgil mentions that he fell down to the junkyards from the overgrown testing tracks; where the rails and chambers were falling apart. His management rail broke and sent him tumbling down to the junkyards. ;)
11 - It took about 4 years to finish the entire mod. Production started not long after Portal 2 released. The team was very different back then, and the people that started it are no longer on the team! Annemieke joined them and eventually became the lead of the mod, and slowly built up the team we have today!
13 - We did a LOT of playtesting. I believe we had playtesters for nearly 2 years before release, constantly trying out the new versions of the game's levels. Levels evolved a lot, all the way up to release. We did the testing to ensure that the game was easily completable without requiring any precise aim, or fast reflexes, to keep the gameplay fair and logic-based.
14 - Donations are a bit of a grey-area, due to licensing issues. There are also a lot of people on the team, both from the main production team and all the additional assets and assistance, which would make splitting the money from any donations very difficult. We're just glad to see people playing and enjoying the mod! It was a lot of fun to work on! =D
Perhaps the writers and level designers could fill in the other questions! I've been on the team for just over a year, and was mostly in charge of the game's music, voices, cinematics and audio. =)
1. That's quite a tricky question; most levels are collaborations, or combinations of various people. I'll list the main developer on the levels:
- sp_a1_tramride: Tmast98
- sp_a1_mel_intro: Lpfreaky90/Tmast98
- sp_a1_lift: Lonewolf2056
- sp_a1_garden: Lpfreaky90/Lonewolf2056
- sp_a2_garden_de: Lpfreaky90/Lonewolf2056
- sp_a2_underbounce: Lpfreaky90
- sp_a2_once_upon: Lpfreaky90/Lonewolf2056
- sp_a2_past_power: Lpfreaky90
- sp_a2_ramp: Lpfreaky90
- sp_a2_firestorm: LoneWolf2056
- sp_a3_junkyard: Tmast98/Lpfreaky90/Lonewolf2056
- sp_a3_concepts: Lpfreaky90
- sp_a3_paint_fling: Lpfreaky90/Tmast98
- sp_a3_faithplate: Lpfreaky90/Lonewolf2056/Tmast98
- sp_a3_transition: Lpfreaky90/iWork925
- sp_a4_overgrown: Lonewolf2056/Lpfreaky90
- sp_a4_tb_over_goo: Tmast98 Lpfreaky90/Lonewolf2056
- sp_a4_two_of_a_kind: LoneWolf2056
- sp_a4_destroyed: Lpfreaky90/iWork925
- sp_a4_factory: Tmast98/Lpfreaky90/LoneWolf2056
- sp_a4_core_access: Lonewolf2056/Lpfreaky90/Tmast98
- sp_a4_finale: Lonewolf2056/Lpfreaky90
That's only the design of the chambers/puzzles. The detailing, optimization etc hasn't been taken in account here.
2. We haven't often played the mod from a-z, most of the testing has been done on a level-by-level basis, but I'd say we can easily complete it in ~90 minutes.
3. Virgil is just a nice guy! Oh, and he also doesn't like it on the floor in the junkyard offices so he needs someone to get him back on his rail. He also kinda needs your help or he would drown in goo.
4. AEGIS is trying to destroy whoever killed the scientists and he isnt exactly smart. You are however found during a scan, together with Virgil, and you pose a threat to AEGIS as you were unregistered unlike Chell who would have been registered, thus you should be taken care of. AEGIS is a fairly simple AI, it can only execute certain protocols. So the termination program is the most suiting for the situation. Virgil is helping the organic target which makes him a target as well, the facility is very dangerous for killing humans so its a lot easier for him to directly attack you compared to Virgil.
5. AEGIS's job was to keep the employees safe. An AI that kills everyone isn't safe for the employees, and thus should be destroyed!
6. AEGIS was built in the 70s/80s. He's just a complex program that runs various sub-routines made before brain mapping attempts, this was an attempt at AI... that didnt really work. All his intelligence is stored on big tape decks. During the time of Portal 1 it was probably very easy for GLaDOS to just deactive him to keep him out of the way as AEGIS doesnt really have much intelligence, just reactions to events.
7. He doesn't have access to the neurotoxin.
8. Virgil can guide Mel out of the facility, which he does until they meet up, besides she doesnt have anyone else to talk to and she would be lost in the facility without him! She also can't access the emergency escape elevator unless she shuts down AEGIS!
9. Who says the other cores don't have Wi-Fi? Virgil is just the only one who explicity tells you he does.
10.
If you look above Virgil you will see the hole he fell from and smashed through the roof
11. It took us about 4 years. With some members joining at different times. I can't give you exact hours, since we all did this in our spare time. ;)
12. I know that HAL from 2001-a space odyssey has been an inspiration for AEGIS. Other that that I should ask Dr.Doozer, as he's the lead writer on the mod.
13. We started bigger scale playtesting late August last year. Before that we've been testing the levels a lot ourselfs and asking friends for feedback. When we started the beta, some levels were in better shape than others, and thanks to the playtesters we've been able to improve the mod a lot!
14. Licensing.
15. The overgrown part of the facility got cut off after it was abandoned! That's why he can't connect from outside the overgrown part.
@stoob; we have more background story written, mostly for character development and to understand how various characters would interact with each other. We don't plan on writing something else out of that though