I've been biking so much lately that my legs are getting hella toned, the rest of my body is starting to tone too and I'm feeling much more alive and healthy than I have at any other point in my life!

Ergonomic chairs, high end sports cars, and staying active has kept my back in great shape.

Also, {{{posture check}}}

Not great. Thanks for asking.

How's your back feeling, millennials?

Wearing good shoes and keeping my weight down and staying active so it feels fine.

I was 22 when Half-Life came out. I'm tired.

You didn't have to be such a jerk about the back pain tho.

Shit, you're correct. It's hard to believe. It feels like my first play of Portal 2 was just a couple years ago. It has been fourteen years...

Doing fine. Sit up straight, do some light exercises, stretch, youll feel fine

pretty okay, just had a shower and I'm chilling on the couch with my cat. She is steadily purring. comfort level is around a 7.8, maybe 7.9.

I bought HL1's GOTY edition when it came out.

That makes me feel old and I wasn't even around for HL1. How's your back feeling, millennials?

I'm not old you're young! I'm not hunched over grabbing my back grimacing that's just my power stance!

We’re at that age where you have to exercise and watch what you eat if you want to be in good health (and not have your back hurt.) The friends I grew up with who haven’t touched a vegetable in their life, no longer happen to look healthy and thin.

Both Portal levels and both Doctor Who levels were great.

The Talos Principle became an interesting spin on the idea of FPS puzzles that try to keep you engaged. They got more direct with introducing the lore of the world around each time (P1<TTP1≈P2<TTP2). The puzzles are probably less eye-catching because you rarely shoot yourself into air, they are closer to classic 2d logic timekiller games, but I find these games are what Valve need to look at to see if they want to expand the world like that in their own way. If we assume Portal 3 would be about portals, wouldn't reinvent the formula from the ground up, I think they'd need to go for higher stakes, and seemingly expanding the world or the mission at hand (from the probably sterile conditions of it all affecting just Chel and Apperture's robots and facilities), be it an escape into the outer world of some sort (although it overlaps with Half-Life, is it bad?) or make her herself not the only thing at stake. My only hope is that it won't be AR\VR\whatever experience because it would make me nauseos and\or poor.

For the puzzle part, sure, but not the humor. I like The Stanley Parable for that aspect.

I'd also recommend The Talos Principle and The Turing Test for similar itch scratches.

In a similar vein to Superluminal, I'd also recommend Viewfinder, it's kinda like Portal but with a camera rather than a Portal gun.

For anyone that hasn't seen it, Portal: Reloaded is a fan-made dlc that's really quite good as well.