Speedy thing goes in. Speedy thing comes out. It doesn't matter if the portals are moving even in the game. The only thing that matters is the momentum of the object moving through the portals.
All y'all physics nerds can take your degrees and shove em cause it's video game logic not real life.
The only reason the portal velocity isn't considered in the game is because the portal velocity is always 0. Moving portals just isn't something they programmed it to do. If they had, I imagine it would be B, if only because it creates more interesting gameplay options.
Kid named neurotoxin generator level:
I heard in shift's stream there is a console option for portals on moving objects. I'm with you, i guess it might not be implemented fully. And it is not enabled in the original game.
It is, but only for a really specific scene in the game, where you're cutting the neurotoxin intakes with lasers
As per the games own physics it's A.
Speedy thing goes in. Speedy thing comes out. It doesn't matter if the portals are moving even in the game. The only thing that matters is the momentum of the object moving through the portals.
All y'all physics nerds can take your degrees and shove em cause it's video game logic not real life.
The only reason the portal velocity isn't considered in the game is because the portal velocity is always 0. Moving portals just isn't something they programmed it to do. If they had, I imagine it would be B, if only because it creates more interesting gameplay options.
Kid named neurotoxin generator level:
I heard in shift's stream there is a console option for portals on moving objects. I'm with you, i guess it might not be implemented fully. And it is not enabled in the original game.
It is, but only for a really specific scene in the game, where you're cutting the neurotoxin intakes with lasers