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quien sos?

Soy el que estaba en tu live con jaibogar en el FNAD 3

@@kevinxd1133 ahi si, disculpame, tengo mala memoria xd

No lo veo featured pero no me quejo la verdad

Thanks :), I saw your FNAFs and I like them, they are great and more original than mine which I just copied from the original game… I’m making another one, this time completely original

@@sebaviera3955 Ok, wish you good luck :)

How about five nights at dash 3 is it coming soon?

@@deedld122NNandMhelpfunnyuuuui I’m not sure, but if I do, I’ll probably decide to create an original game instead of copying from FNAF 3

Otra víctima de mi pereza... ya voy a hacer otra parte pronto

@@sebaviera3955 Pronto 💀

Hi, sorry for being late xd 1- I don't know what "CCTV" means, but each enemy has a different behavior. Now I'll tell you how each one works. 2- For my recommendation, always check every few seconds, so you know if there's someone in front of your doors, and you don't need to keep the lights on (it will consume a lot of battery). Just seeing them for a moment is enough to know if there's someone there or not. 3- Room 9 is closer, and room 11 is closer than room 10. Well, now I'll explain the behaviors of the enemies, and before I start, I wanted to let you know that the entire level is 100% based on FNAF, so the strategies are the same as the original: Jump (the blue guy): He will be moving through the cameras towards your office. However, before reaching your office, you can see him at your left door with the light on. If you have the door closed when he attacks, he will retreat to camera 2 or camera 8. If he gets into your office, he won't kill you instantly; instead, he will kill you as soon as you open the cameras. Drop (the green guy): He is exactly like Jump, but on the right side. When you avoid him with the door closed, he will retreat to camera 2 or camera 10. Run (the red guy): He will be in camera 3, and will progress through stages in that same camera. When he reaches the third stage, he will start running towards your office (you will see him in camera 8), and you need to close the left door before he gets there. He moves more frequently when you are not checking the cameras, as it is impossible for him to move while the cameras are open. If he gets into your office, he will kill you instantly. Dash (the yellow guy): He will be moving through the cameras (1, 2, 5, 6, 10, 11), and when he gets to your office, he will kill you unless you have the right door closed. In that case, he won't kill you but will stay in camera 11 and attack again. Each time he moves, he laughs. To prevent him from moving, you need to frequently look at the camera he's in. There is a timer that decreases, and if it reaches 0, he moves, but each time you look at him directly, the timer resets to its maximum (at level 20, it's only 2 seconds!). Also, make sure not to keep looking at him for too long, as he will end up moving anyway. That would be all about the enemies, but now I'll tell you the strategy I use to complete the 4/20 mode (this night is super difficult, and I use a very popular strategy from the original FNAF). For the strategy, you need to keep the camera on camera 11, and follow a very fast cycle: raise and lower the camera and check the left door (you don't need to check the right door because for "Drop" to reach the door, he has to go through camera 11). So, you keep doing that. After a while, "Dash" will appear in camera 11, but don't worry, as long as you keep checking him every 2 seconds, he won't kill you. When you see "Drop" in camera 11, just wait for him to leave, and when he leaves that camera, simply close the right door, as it means he is there. Then continue the cycle but this time also light up the right door. When he leaves the right door, you can continue the cycle as before, only lighting up the left door. You don't have to worry about "Run" because you spend so much time checking the cameras that it is very unlikely he will kill you. However, it is possible that he might end up killing you, so you need a bit of luck to pass that night. This is the 4/20 strategy, but I don't recommend using it for the other nights. Instead, I recommend creating your own cycle or playing however you like. That's all, I guess. If you want, I can give you a more detailed guide on the enemies' AIs. Thanks for being interested in the level :) (I am Hispanic, I translated this with ChatGPT, sorry if there are any spelling mistakes)

Thank you :)

Yes, but it's like the original FNAF, the longer you're looking at the cameras the less likely it is to advance to its next stage.

@@sebaviera3955 ah

tuve que resubirlo, nadie me va a creer;(