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The developers of Portal react to a speedrun of their game and comment on the tricks and bugs that the player exploits to finish the game in less than 10 minutes. They are amazed by the player's skill and creativity, and they share some insights and anecdotes about the game design and development process. They also wonder about the player's heart rate monitor and whether he gets to see the cake at the end.
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- The text is a transcript of a video where three developers of Portal react to a speedrun of their game.
- A speedrun is a playthrough of a video game with the goal of completing it as fast as possible.
- The speedrunner uses various tricks and glitches to skip parts of the game and exploit the physics engine.
- Some of the tricks involve saving and loading repeatedly, shooting portals through walls, and using turrets to shoot cores off GLaDOS, the final boss.
- The speedrunner completes the game in about nine minutes in the first run, and about four minutes in the second run, which is an out-of-bounds run that allows leaving the boundaries of the levels.
- The developers are amazed, confused, and impressed by the speedrunner's skills and techniques.
- The developers also share some insights and anecdotes about the game's design, development, and testing.