Doug rattmann

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Introduced through his murals in Portal , his story was expanded in Portal 2: Lab Rat. When working for Aperture Science, Rattmann was charged with the maintenance of the Aperture Image Format , an interactive graphics format created in He had access to Aperture Science's bulletin board system , with the login "drattmann" and the password "h0nee". Henry praised their technological advances, stating that artificial consciousness is the next frontier. Doug was not convinced by this since GLaDOS attempted to kill everyone each time she was turned on, forcing them to switch her off. Later, Doug came across Henry while he was designing the Morality Core.

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During his testing period, he went slightly mad and left messages of help and warning on the walls. Although unseen for the entirety of both games, his scribblings make him an established presence in Portal and Portal 2 , but at the time of the latter, he appears to have died. Doug Rattmann was an Aperture Science employee charged with the maintenance of the Aperture Image Format , an interactive graphics format created in When GLaDOS was activated back then, she became self-aware, locked down the facility, and flooded the Enrichment Center with deadly neurotoxins. He was then apparently forced to utilize the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device through a series of Test Chambers, where he slowly lost his sanity. Because of his higher level employee status, Rattmann was able to manipulate the Test Chambers to let him into the maintenance areas, where he lived for undetermined periods of time, in areas nicknamed "Ratman Dens". Apart from Chell , Rattmann may not be the only one to be trapped in the facility during the events of Portal. These scribblings are first seen in Test Chamber 16 , behind a broken wall held open by two Weighted Storage Cubes. It is here that the infamous statement "the cake is a lie" is written in black. The scribblings in Test Chamber 17 reveal most of what is currently known about Rattmann. Another "Ratman Den" area is seen in Test Chamber 18 , where it appears that Rattmann managed to violently break open a whole section of reinforced wall.

Additional scribblings are seen in Portal 2indicating his survival. An artificial structure conjured into being by the calcium ion exchange of a million synaptic firings, doug rattmann.

Prior to the events of Portal while GLaDOS began flooding the entire facility with neurotoxin , Rattmann is the only known employee to have survived. A paranoid schizophrenic , he is dependent on anti-psychotic medication as a means of keeping him sane. Rattmann does not appear in-game in any form, instead leaving behind paintings and murals which can be found throughout the backstage of various testing chambers in Portal and the single-player campaign of Portal 2. Prepared for the outcome, he survives the initial attempts to kill him and proceeds to sneak through parts of the facility, avoiding GLaDOS who is actively hunting him. Acting on a 'hunch', he breaks into the test subjects' filing room and arranges Chell 's name to the top of the test subject roster, [3] leading to the events in Portal. Delusional, running low on medication and travelling with what he sees to be a talking Weighted Companion Cube , he watches from the shadows as Chell is put through GLaDOS ' testing course.

Portal 2: Lab Rat is a comic made to bridge the gap between Portal and Portal 2. The first part of the comic was published April 8, ; the second part was released April 11, Lab Rat is a full in-house production that was entirely supervised by Valve. Part 1 follows a clearly disheveled Doug Rattmann during the events of Portal. While painting a mural of Chell and having a monologue about reality, he notices Chell awake and completing a test in the Enrichment Center. At first, he believes she is just a figment of his mind and that Chell is still asleep in her chamber, hinting at his involvement with her, but immediately runs away once he realizes she is real. Running to an 'Employees Only' door, he opens a locker within and reveals a pill bottle labelled "For the end times.

Doug rattmann

If you can help us with this wiki please sign up and help us! Doug Rattmann is the overarching protagonist of the Portal series. In the song "Ghost of Rattman" he was voiced by Marc Laidlaw.

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This page was last modified on 22 November , at He has a particular motif of taping pictures of Companion Cubes over the faces of people. Warning to Chell about the Security Cameras. It said that she should not be tested, as she is abnormally stubborn and "never ever" gives up. Doug Rattmann in Lego Dimensions! It is in one of these dens that the warning phrase "The cake is a lie" can be found scribbled on a wall; as GLaDOS continually promises that there would be cake at the end of testing. Upon entering them, one has access to data that will eventually give access to a program to read Aperture Image Format files. Rattmann looking at Chell sleeping in her Relaxation Chamber. Rattmann asking for something. You can find the audio file by bringing a radio into Rattmann's den in Portal 2 Chapter 2 Test Chamber 6. Jump to: navigation , search. Ha ha Cake. I'd say, Rattmann is still alive and still looking for Chell, the thought of finding Chell keeps him sane

Introduced through his murals in Portal , his story was expanded in Portal 2: Lab Rat. When working for Aperture Science, Rattmann was charged with the maintenance of the Aperture Image Format , an interactive graphics format created in

Back in the facility, he discovers that Chell has been placed in a Cryo-Chamber in the Relaxation Center. His fate is left unknown as the entire bed with him is nowhere to be found when Chell later revisits this Relaxation Vault at the beginning of the single-player campaign in Portal 2. It was available to purchase at the Valve Store for a time. The left paragraph, written under the family picture of a with Companion Cubes pasted on their heads, is a pastiche of " Because I could not stop for Death " by Emily Dickinson : Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The Carriage held but just Ourselves And Immortality. I will find you. Rattmann trying to express himself. Developers Gearbox Software Valve Corporation. Male [2] [3]. Doug Rattmann Lyrics. Delusional, running low on medication and traveling with what he sees to be a talking Weighted Companion Cube , he watches from the shadows as Chell is put through GLaDOS ' testing course.