You can't deal with Blinky? But you'll hurt her feelings! D: Look how pretty she is. Perfectly harmlessRazadaMk2 said:
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Blinky moves when you aren't looking at her and stands perfectly still when you are. She is actively looking for you and opening doors while you run and hide. Also, there are lots of other things to have broken containment. Blinky is perhaps the most hazardous.Raddra said:
Yeah. You can write your own. There are rules and regulations though. The various staff members are set in stone and all have their own personalities. Including Dr Bright... who seems to be a sort of sadist when it comes to experiments. Why send 3 class D's into that cage? They KNOW what that creature does. Why even bother? Because Bright was bored. Read the things bright isnt allowed to do.Raddra said:
http://www.scp-wiki.net/the-things-dr-bright-is-not-allowed-to-do-at-the-foundation
http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-series-2#1800
Pick a number that says "access denied" and start writing. All staff member references should refer to their personalities and try and stay cannon. The list below also contains a number of huge contributors in the "admin" section. You can add yourself to that if you make a few pages.
http://www.scp-wiki.net/members-pages
Make sure you make it interesting! Many are boring euclids that just do some weird or dangerous shit when being regular objects. Like a TV that drives people crazy. Memetic messages are OLD and STALE. Try and avoid them. Creatures give the most interesting reads. As do objects that are dark and insidious in a more subtle way (than looking makes you go crazy). The glasses that let you see the interdimentional beings were cool. When you spoke to the beings (with knowlegde they are there) they could start seeing you. And they were not friendly.
http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-object-classes
Remember:
Safe - CAN be dangerous but easy to handle. A gun is technically "safe". Sure its dangerous but we know HOW and WHY
Euclid - Mr blinky is one of these. He is lethal, we DONT know why but he isnt an international threat. You CAN shut him down fairly easily. With a big metal box. Containment isnt as difficult. Nor is recapture. More than 5 people present totally shut him down.
Keter - Evil, innimical to human life, and a huge international threat. Potential to end the world or decimate human population if it so desired. Mr black wall dude is one of these. He cannot be contained, only slowed and he only wants a handfull of victims each "attack". However if he so chose he could kill every living being ever since he cant be contained, killed, or reasoned with.
http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-106
Scariest game I've ever played was when I was younger, playing Clive Barker's Undying in the basement of my old house. Scared the bejeezus out of me.
Totally in agreement that this game is WAY scarier than almost any other horror game available today, at least the ones that I've been introduced to. I've been playing it for a while, and man...SCP-173 is creepy. The role that blinking plays in the game, a mechanic both original and rather well done, really makes it stand out for me. Kudos to you on spreading awareness about this hidden gem of a game.Clearing the Eye said:
I'm pretty sure that SCP stands for To Secure, Contain, and Protect though.
Many people have said that the monster for this game inspired the Weeping Angels (since the site that it was based on was before the DW episode). This makes me really want to play a game with the Weeping Angels.
Also, epic mod burn btw.
Also, epic mod burn btw.
Well now...this turned from yet another boring evening to a rather...eeeh...interesting overnighter. Should keep me occupied for a while.
The best part with most of similar things is that we really do know very little about the existence around us, sure we have grown more knowledgeable but fact remains, there may very well be things out there that we have yet to discover and most likely wish we never would have once we do.
There is a line from one of the Noon universe books by the Strugatsky brothers that really fits these sort of occurrences, sadly though I am unable to remember it or find any reference to it.(Said by the character known from the *Inhabited island* as Wanderer)
The best part with most of similar things is that we really do know very little about the existence around us, sure we have grown more knowledgeable but fact remains, there may very well be things out there that we have yet to discover and most likely wish we never would have once we do.
There is a line from one of the Noon universe books by the Strugatsky brothers that really fits these sort of occurrences, sadly though I am unable to remember it or find any reference to it.(Said by the character known from the *Inhabited island* as Wanderer)
Im not sure if someone said Cry of Fear but: Cry of Fear. Half-Life 2 mod, i reccomend it greatly.
Just to give you an idea about how shitty my computer is, when I tried to play this game I could only get 9 frames a second.
SCP looks cool, haven't tried it.
What actually looked suprisingly creepy, given it's oldschool nature is the new Ghoul's Forest Mod for .... DOOM 2?
Though cheesy and a bit on the 'screamer' side, it DOES evoke a powerful atmosphere. Interestingly, it's actually very close to a similar idea I had for an abstract 'hostile woods' horror game.
What actually looked suprisingly creepy, given it's oldschool nature is the new Ghoul's Forest Mod for .... DOOM 2?
Though cheesy and a bit on the 'screamer' side, it DOES evoke a powerful atmosphere. Interestingly, it's actually very close to a similar idea I had for an abstract 'hostile woods' horror game.
I think the game is Special Containment Procedures and the wiki thing is Secure, Contain and Protect. Don't know why, but I've seen the used that way. Maybe it's both? Dunno.kTrmnatr said:
I agree about Blinky. I hate that thing so damn much, but it's awesome at the same time, lol.
Was pretty epic XDDangit2019 said:
There's a few creatures in the game at the moment. Part of the fun/horror is finding them for the first time and screaming "Oh fuck, what the hell do I do with this one?!"TakerFoxx said:
Mmm. A big part of the creep factor is, even though you know it's not, part of it seems almost possible.Old Father Eternity said:
Ouch ><Gorilla Gunk said:
I've seen that a view times. One of the reminders of how creative people can be.II2 said:
That was the idea behind Lovecraft! Around that time we were learning a lot about the atomic world, ancient animals, the true age of the earth through geology, and how big the universe is through physics. Science was bringing so many profound and crazy discoveries at such a staggering rate, that cosmic horrors that make you question your place in the universe seemed plausible.Old Father Eternity said:
Things like ghosts, demons and vampires seem silly in the modern age. But now we have things like Titan possibly sustaining life, a universe that may be in a perpetual cycle of expansion and collapse, ridiculously loud noises coming from the bottom of the ocean, DIY gene splicing, artificial intelligence that may one day eclipse human intelligence, etc.
Basically, there's always something just over the horizon that seems unthinkable in the present.
Edit: Almost forgot - this is clearly the scariest game ever made (courtesy of Cracked):
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