Natural Selection 2 Infantry Portal

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Uploaded by on Aug 19, 2009

The gameplay function will remain the same as in NS1, which is to allow marine players to respawn after they've been killed. The IP will also have one additional feature which is that marines can instantly rejoin their squad by using the computer screen on the back, once the IP has been upgraded.

The technology behind the Infantry Portal concept is based on current scientific experiments with teleportation, or, more accurately, the successful transfer and encoding of information from one atom to another. Essentially, when the photons have been triggered in just the right way their parent atoms enter a quantum state in which atom B takes on the properties of atom A, after which process atom A disappears.

So, in the case of the infantry portal, all of the physical information of marine A is imprinted onto empty-marine-blob-of-atoms B, which has been created from the similar 3d printing technology used in the armory. Then the consciousness of marine A is downloaded into marine B, all in the space of several seconds.

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  • OMG thats freakin way better than the last one, this looks cooler lol

  • @OpiumDreamer through, not threw. How come native speakers can't spell English for shit?

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  • *invisible heavy marine spawns*

  • @maisteri because there are idiots almost everywhere.

  • TF2: Sentries Teleporters

    NS2: Sentries n Teleporters?

  • Uhhh, spinning. :o

  • COOL!!!!!!

  • @maisteri  hmm interesting fact... thanks for the information ! :D

  • @OpiumDreamer Actually some languages have easier spelling that others. Finnish, for example, is very a phonetic language. Every letter is always pronounced the same way, unlike in English. People always seem to mix up Their, There and They're because they sound almost exactly the same. In a phonetic language they wouldn't. We don't have any spelling bee contests, because it would be ridiculously easy - like spelling numbers.

  • @maisteri I may come form Canada wich is mostly english native but thank god i'm not. Proud to be french native. I have to agree my error is pretty dumb tho.. should have seen it !

    But horrible writing is a problem in french too. I think it's a problem in most languages...sadly

  • @OpiumDreamer Well, then it is acceptable, I guess. You do come from an English speaking country, tho. What I said is particularly true of Americans.

  • @maisteri I'm not a native English Speaker...My native language is french...

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