u/Shadow_bon_animation

No, this is not a place for dementia or hell or whatnot. It's actually a place to post soft core.

there's no other reason for this place existance

Instead of using sweet and clean water for our toilets, why don't we use salt water from the ocean and also use non-corrosive materials like titanium? Will it be too expensive? Will it be useless?

Say whatever you hate about the game and I'll agree with you or come with a counter point.

This is a fun little activity that will hopefully help you see the other side of your ideas and comments.

See you in the comment section.

When clark was at the table with Mary and he told her that the backrooms "remembers" places and people, why didn't he used another word?

He could have used "mimics", "shifts", or even the most obvious one, "copies". But instead he chose "remembers".

What this means (to me):

We all know that still lifes are copies or "memories" of real life people, they are meant to represent someone or something to an extent. The same applies to Captain Clark, he is a "memory" of Clark in the pirate outfit.

Clark was not very missed in the real world; his employees didn't liked him, his wife left him (not saying that he didn't deserve it), almost no one went to the shop (mostly because it is a furniture store and almost no one has a need to buy furniture on a daily basis, but still, maybe people chose another furniture store over his?), and Mary only worried about him after a couple of weeks, if not months, of not seeing him (which is an alarming amount of time for someone that clearly needs mental help).

But in the Backrooms Clark felt "appreciated", like if he belonged in there.

Maybe he said those things because he wanted to be remembered, he wanted to be meaningfull to someone, and when he saw that the backrooms made a copy of him he finally felt "remembered", like if someone finally saw him and chose him. Of course the Backrooms doesn't care about Clark and his feelings, but from Clark's point of view the Backrooms was made for him.

On top of that, the Clark still life is the only one (that we know of) that is violent and has some sort of power over other still lifes (the red head still life and the guy in a wheelchair only moved when he appeared), this could have possibly made Clark think that the Backrooms saw him as someone powerful or important (in reality Pirate Clark is everything bad about Clark).

TL;DR: Clark was in desperate need of attention and when he went inside the Backrooms he realized that there was a copy of him in there, the Backrooms "remembered" him and he finally felt like if his life was meaningful to someone (or something). That's why he felt like he was at home, because he was important to someone (or something)

I am not here to hate on the game.
Every game is flawed and this game is no exception at all.

I am here to discuss and possibly throw hate at the fucking, disgusting, brain-dead, community of Bite By Night and it's many bug-abusers. (Also about Ennard)

Bug abusers don't seem to be punished very much in the game, as a matter of fact, it seems to be like if they are getting rewarded for doing bugs.
They do a "harmless" bug and make their matches easier to win.

But what is considered a bug?

Bug: A bug in video games is an error, flaw, or fault in the code that causes unintended, unexpected, or incorrect behavior.

Then why do people abuse something that shouldn't happen?

Easy, to make their lives easier and ours worse.

Why would they do that?

Because their lives suck and they know that they are worthless, so they are bringing us down with them.

What are some examples of bug abusers?

Example number 1: Security Guard's virtual insanity move.

- When playing Security Guard, pull out your zapper and quickly pull it back down. This will cause your character to stay in the "shooting" position forever. You can still walk, run, and use cams but your character will stay very still.

How is this bug abuse?

Killers cannot tell if you are really using the Zapper or your are just playing a trick on them. This will make them play more erratically than usual, but this could happen to anyone, heck, it happened to me twice in a single match. A quick way to fix it is by fixing a gen or putting a battery in their designated place.

Example number 2: Springtrap's virtual insanity slide

- This happens when a axe-less Springtrap destroys a bear-trap and screams immediately afterwards, it will spam the "picking up bear-trap" animation forever. There is no way to cancel it or stop it.

How is this bug abuse?

Survivors can't tell if you are about to throw the axe, using the charge ability, setting up a trap, destroying a trap. You basically become impossible to read, and reading killers is the only way for survivors to fight back.

These people are low-life gooners who do nothing but make everybody's lives worse in every single aspect.

Example number 3: Terrible map design

- This happens when survivors find ways to place themselves in very hard to reach spots or very hidden spots.

How is this bug abuse?

It's not bug abuse, but if you consider terrible map design to be bug abuse the be my guest. These people usually use Medic to heal themselves if something bad happens. Which makes them even worse people than what they already are.

How can we prevent this?

Easy, ban them temporarily and give them three strikes.
If they run out of strikes perma-ban them.

What about the community?

The community is full of cry babies that don't like dying because of their skill issue. Be honest, how many times have you felt like Mimic or Springtrap were broken?

I've got news for you, they are completely fine.

How many times have you felt like Ennard was broke?

I've got news for you, you aren't the only one.

The community also give off the most random bullshit statements to every exist on Earth. The amount of stupidity that comes from their mouths is incredible and should be studied in depth because there is no way a fully functional human with an amazing brain is saying these types of things.

"Ennard should get a buff"

"Mimic needs a nerf"

"Springtrap's bear traps are more broken than wire eyes"

I am not kidding and I am not making up these stuff. If you want to see it for yourself then you should head to the BBN's Discord, specially the "💡suggestions" forums.

What about Ennard?

Everything about Ennard is wrong.

His moveset, his speed, his damage, his appereance, his voicelines. Nuke the whole motherfucker.

Ennard is in a weird limbo, he struggles to kill survivors yet he can wipe an entire server if he locks in.

But how can the best killer in the game also be the worst one?

Well, it's all about skill & dumb-luck

If you happen to place Ennardlings near a door, there is no guarantee that they will stay there, so you are gambling a possible kill, but at the same time, one of them could stay in close to the door and another one could wander off and move across the whole map and snipe someone that was hiding.

Grab is also some type of RNG.

As a main Springtrap that mostly gets accurate shots with the axe throw, I can say for certain that Ennard's grab is the most inconsistent ability in the game. If you are aiming slightly off then you are not going to grab anyone, and if your camera is facing in a weird way you will end up sending the arm towards your back (happened to me more than once).

Disguising is RNG too. You could get top global that know how to detect an Ennard hidden as a survivor or you could get little Timmy that believes everyone is Ennard or no one is Ennard.

Ennard in general is RNG, unlike Springtrap that has a more fixed moveset or Mimic that has an evolving moveset, Ennard is just "spam your abilities and hope for the best"

Ennardlings

One last thing before I go.

Ennardlings should get a nerf, they should not be able to damage you and apply debuffs, it's either debuff or damage. It can't be both.

Thank you for reading