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Easter Egg • Corpus vs. Infested Easter Egg Demo

By Adecool


By logging in as username 'corpus.outbreak', no password, the game will run a stress-test demonstration, in this case an endless gauntlet between the Corpus and the Infested factions, on a basic-textured arena. It's mostly useful for, as the name implies, testing how much a PC's processing and graphics can handle at once. If technical information (RAM usage, ping gauge etc.) was previously enabled, it'll also display during this demo. At worst, it's still a very interesting screen-saver.

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In the secondary quest on Skellege "The Tower Outta Nowheres," you are tasked with exploring a tower that literally appeared out of nowhere. When you enter the tower, you go through a portal and are trapped. A mage tasks you with finding a book that can shut down the security, known as, the Defensive Regulatory Magicon, or DRM for short, and free you both. The book that the mage has you find is called Gottfried's Omni-opening Grimoire, or GOG for short. When you find the book the icon in the menu for the book shows the letters GOG COM on the cover and when you read it, you get a funny anecdote about how GOG can deactivate or bypass DRM.

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Corpus vs. Infested Easter Egg Demo

By Adecool

By logging in as username 'corpus.outbreak', no password, the game will run a stress-test demonstration, in this case an endless gauntlet between the Corpus and the Infested factions, on a basic-textured arena. It's mostly useful for, as the name implies, testing how much a PC's processing and graphics can handle at once. If technical information (RAM usage, ping gauge etc.) was previously enabled, it'll also display during this demo. At worst, it's still a very interesting screen-saver.