I'm making a mindf**k level

[Dr. Delta]

The problem is the operation system the player is running and the error message you show. Interesting concept.

[Smurftyours]

You could stack like 100 physics props onto each other and suddenly enable physics. That should do the trick.

[Armageddon]

This reminds me of this part in Batman Arkham Asylum. (Don't watch if you plan on playing it.) It's pretty insane.

I was freaking out because there was word that PS3's were frying at the time I played this.

[Captain Terror]

Ha pretty neat idea! =)

you might use a point_viewcontrol with "freeze player" flag to disable mouse look? maybe even encase the player in a toggleably-solid func_brush? Just brainstorming, i prob should not even be making suggestions because i am pretty noob! =)

[Welsh Mullet]

can you use the steam web browser to load some html to check the os version and display the right error message?
Or do an animated bluescreen

[Kosire]

can you use the steam web browser to load some html to check the os version and display the right error message?
Or do an animated bluescreen

It's mission impossible because lots of people use themes aswell on windows.

[Armageddon]

You also have to know, could someone be using a Mac?

[LordDz]

I think it would be a pretty big mindfuck if you got a windows error message on a Mac.

[jgoodroad]

I think it would be a pretty big mindfuck if you got a windows error message on a Mac.

[Smurftyours]

Or you know, stupid and useless?

[TicTac]

You could stack like 100 physics props onto each other and suddenly enable physics. That should do the trick.

This is a solid idea.

[Gary]

You could stack like 100 physics props onto each other and suddenly enable physics. That should do the trick.

This is a solid idea.

What are you trying to do crash it or slow it down?

Inducing lag in such a way would be bad and on some computers, doing such things that might slow some down might bring others to a grinding halt. You can fake lag with a point_servercommand controlling the CVar "host_timescale", anything less then 1 will slow down the game, while anything above 1 will speed it up.

Now if you just want to up right crash the game just have a logic_auto activate activate game_player_equip.

[ScarT]

Or you could use the "fake_lag" command