Yesterday, dataminers uncovered and shared over 12 terabytes of internal builds and assets from Steam's old 2003 to 2013 storage, including early versions and details from Portal 2, Left 4 Dead, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, F-Stop, and even Half-Life 2: Episode Three. And while there's a lot of interesting and never-before-seen footage to unpack here, the internet being the internet, one thing keeps cropping up: GLaDOS thirst traps.
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