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(I'll also be lying if I said I didn't enjoy that final section and the final moments of the first section)
Anyway, big thumbs up! Amazing hammer work, I like the new aperture transition and the vibe of the series!
Let me say... I hate conversion gel. I think it's one of the most boring elements of the whole game. I had my fill on the portal 2 campaign, and this seems a reharsh of that chamber where you spray your white goo everywhere. It's something super fun, if you only do it once. But I haven't touched this element in a while, so I didn't exactly mind it here. I think you do that on the portal 2 coop too (ugh). I'll say that I have way more tolerance for conversion gel on hammer maps. If I see a "spray your white goo around!" peti map I instantly leave.
It doesn't feel too original though. It takes more than a little bit from the original Portal 2 campaign -not only the environments and voice lines but even the puzzle progression seems like an alternate, slightly different version of sp_a3_portal_intro. It's a bit too similar. Anyway, I'm giving it a thumbs up.