Mossman sharing her discovery with the Resistance. It also gives the Combine ample reasons to investigate the vehicle, as they have yet to perfect localized teleportation technology, and with it, they could reconnect back to the Combine Overworld to flood the planet with their large and powerful armies. It is assumed that the Borealis contained an immensely powerful and dangerous secret, most likely involving portals and teleportation on a larger scale than that of a handheld portal device, which explains how it is able to teleport away from an Aperture Science facility.
2.4 Half-Life 2: Episode 3 / Half-Life 3Īccording to Isaac Kleiner, Aperture Science was working on a promising project of unknown nature, but in their rush to beat Black Mesa for funding, they neglected ordinary safety measures, and the vehicle somehow vanished with all crew and a part of the dry dock. However, it appears to be lacking the ponytail hair Chell had and the face appears to be much younger than Chell's development stage at that time, suggesting that the woman in the screenshot is an early design of Mel. The screenshot depicts the player staring at their co-op partner, who is dressed in the same early jumpsuit design for Portal 2's Chell. In The Final Hours of Portal 2, a screenshot of an early human co-op campaign can be found. In addition, this helped create an in-universe excuse for the constant respawning of co-op players. In addition, after being changed to a co-op character, play-testers were also reluctant to experiment within the co-op puzzles themselves, due to the consequence of dying without respawning destruction of the co-op bots at the end of each chapter, and the reassembly system for the starting and conclusion of each test chamber, helped tackle this issue. While Mel was still cast as the game's main character, play-testers "eventually became disappointed" when they found that GLaDOS didn't recognize the player. In the later stages of Portal 2's development cycle, she along with Chell were scrapped from the co-op campaign in favor of the android test subjects Atlas and P-body. She appears as a blonde haired, blue eyed woman in a light blue jumpsuit with a fairer skin tone than that of Chell. The only valid instance of Mel's physical appearance comes from an early placeholder texture replacement of Chell's model from Portal. 
Human test subject co-op gameplay by the The Final Hours of Portal 2.
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