My favorite 914 experiment was a chess board with one white piece moved, setting 1:1. The result was the same board with one black piece moved. They moved another white piece and put it in again on 1:1, and another black piece was moved. When the researcher finally stopped he said "I know it's just a machine and it isn't sentient, but why is it winning?" It's a nice little piece of humor in the SCP universe.
Many of the people who submitted questions in this don't fully grasp the mechanisms of this SCP as a lot of them keep using rough and very fine expecting them not to be completely destroyed or turned dangerously anomalous.
Or maybe the people who submitted question were willing to risk lives of they could create something good. A good example of this risk taking behavior is the fact that governments around the world know that the nuclear bombs or missiles could wipe out humanity but they keep them in their arsenal of weapons they could use. So the nuclear apocalypse is extremely possible because all it would take is for a secret organization to use some type of signal jammer in certain parts of the world in order to stop communications between nations, and then shoot nukes in order to decimate a few cities which would then cause all the nations to start firing their nuclear weapons against each other resulting in the nuclear apocalypse starting.
did you know that one time, during a cross-test, they set the dial to “very fine” and put a photo of SCP-173 in it. they activated it and it came out as a photo of 096
I wonder what would happen if you ordered "perfection" from SCP 294 and put that fluid through the clockworks on each setting? Would 'rough' and 'coarse' break it down to its individual components? What is the equivalent to perfection? How would it be improved on 'fine'? What would happen on 'very fine'? Also, what if we ordered 'happiness' or 'pure joy' and put that through on very fine? Might we get a clone of SCP 999?
I'm guessing that it can't find an equivalent to perfection(well it can take another perfect object but that probably won't happen). It will just find something that has the same weight as the liquid in the cup on 1:1
@@nguyenminhquang9393 My headcanon is that it would give back another liquid, which is what would be given out if you had ordered 'flawless' rather than 'perfection' in 294
@@opossumleader3645 that is a possibility however, I wanna know what 294 thinks a liquid that is perfect would be? Since 294 can't make liquid that don't exist and instead take the liquid from somewhere in our world
@@rey4874 This channel would be truly unstoppable if it somehow had better art, not repeating props in videos (like scientists and personnel), and have a video every hour. It would take over the Internet…
If u do this again, try sending a blueprint on fine or very fine. I’m curious if the Clockworks can understand what’s on the paper and improve the designs. Maybe actually provide anomalous tool designs.
I personally, because of how tired I am on constant, would put a pillow into the intake booth, and run it under fine, or very fine. On fine I predict it would just be a much comfier pillow. On very fine, I hope it would gain the memetic effect of being able to pull someone towards said pillow to lay their head on it, whenever said person is tired.
His name is Hunter Peterson and actually was an actor in the movie Head Count. Also, like Frosted Vessel UA said, he runs the limenade youtube channel as well. Pretty funny.
Honestly, that last quote about us being "very fine" got me thinking about what the average SCP Explained viewer would become if put through on the very fine setting. Maybe we'd become reality shifters who create a universe just for the SCP Explained universe, VAs, and art. Or maybe we'd just be anomalous humans, since watching SCP Explained isn't necessarily a character trait (PS. Your team is awesome and deserves a nice day.)
You guys got me INTO the SCP Universe, and there are still so so many scps that you havent done dedicated videos about, so a video every few minutrs doesnt sound too bad actually
Here’s a dumb idea, but something that I bet Dr. Bright would be all to happy to try - use SCP 914 to play “The Wikipedia Game” by putting a random object, say a wristwatch, and see how many shifts on 1:1 it takes before you get to, I dunno, a sundial
I feel that there is a misunderstanding about how the "very fine" Setting works. It doesnt just give the object a random anomalous quality it makes the thing BETTER in an anomalous way. It made a gun into a a super gun, it turned metal into unbreakable metal and it certainly wouldn't turn something safe into something dangerous and urelated to the original object. And here most of the assumptions were that this setting will turn safe objects into monsters.
yeah people want to put it on very fine, but dont understand that's not what you want, you want to put it on fine as that generally improves the object you're putting in, better.
@@minealotdude7423 to be fair, he does have plenty to flex. The man should be a professional voice actor. If he isn't, he's doing us all a disservice. Good thing we have SCP Explained to wipe our tears.
Put an uncompleted document on one of the more difficult to research anomalies and put it on fine, and see if you can safely study different SCPs this way.
Still plugging for my favorite SCP to get covered: SCP-370! A weird, creepy, highly dangerous memetic hazard! My favorite and the one that epitomizes the Foundation in my mind, even more than "classic" SCPs like 682.
You just gotta love this man. Hes memeing and owning all over the place just to always come around a wholesome ending. This smooth sassyness is almost.. abnormal
Scp-XXX-J Euclid class. a narrator for a UA-cam channel with abnormally good commentary. Has the power to force people to watch videos for over 3 hours.
What if you put an object in on "fine" and then take it out and put it back in on the same setting? Will it just keep improving slightly without anomalies or will the second go just be the equivalent of putting it in on "very fine" once?
Someone suggested that and the foundation refused saying that while that might work but it could also possibly kill her or worse. So they don’t for her sake
I have a suggestion! If the ‘fine’ setting improves the object inputted, why not put SCP 999 into it? Or maybe put Michael Reeves through the machine on ‘fine’.
I feel like a lot of people misunderstand the difference between the "fine" and the "very fine" settings. One of them improves stuff, the other one is "anomalous chaos" "Fine" is to turn a banana cupcake into a chocolate walnut cake. "Very fine" is to turn it into scp 871
I was thinking the same. Also, déjà vu. I feel like I've watched a similar video in the past and people didn't understand how things work back then either.
I know this is kind of unrelated, but i feel like a drawing of scp 096 in 1:1 would become a another drawing of another scp, instead of a real photo of it.
You guys need to review how the clockworks works. It conserves mass and energy, and the very fine setting doesn’t necessarily just make the thing anomalous, but makes it a significantly improved version of itself. Take the DnD sheet for instance. Compare it with the paper that had a burger order on it. The burger order turned into something that made the viewer crave burgers. The DnD sheet would probably be some kind of interactive hologram of the character exactly as the creator imagined them, where all the data would automatically adjust as the players go through the campaign
Maybe. I feel like "Fine" would be the way to go with that one. It'd probably either optimize your stats and organize the sheet so that it's as easy as possible for you to find whatever you're looking for, or it might just make a better character for you
I mean, one of SCP-914's defining traits is that it makes no sense and messes with people. It's incredibly chaotic, and the only pattern it follows is that there is no pattern. The only reliable thing is that each setting has a theme it keeps to, and that it obeys the laws of physics to some capacity.
The foundation needs to infuse their task force with Armstrong's Nanomachines so they could combat the dangerous SCPs more efficiently. Try putting a former college ball player and a sailor to fine or very fine settings to create him.
7:26 All we know is that Senator Armstrong played college ball, ya know? He also has the nanomachines, son. So to [REDACTED] with him is a pretty bad idea.
If you're going to do another one of these then I'll give you my opinion. I for one would put a block of tungsten in it on the fine setting. Since tungsten is almost as dense as gold and harder than steel and extremely scratch resistant and has a melting point of over 3000 degrees Fahrenheit it would be interesting to see if it turns it into the strongest, most lightweight and most heat resistant material in the universe. Also the very fine setting could yield some interesting results as well, maybe an indestructible robot capable of lifting mountains and with shape shifting abilities and with the ability to fly, kinda like iron man. And maybe some tungsten carbide on fine and very fine could be just as interesting. It would also be interesting to see it go in on 1:1, all in the name of SCIENCE!
And here's an idea for you, a probable outcome for the tungsten on very fine would be either tungsten that turns the world or animals to tungsten. So ultimately you could've made a keter class anomoly for it. Also what you are thinking of is doing something for mad science, and emphasis on the word, mad.
@@RoxasKnight What about 5000 on fine and very fine? It would also be fascinating to see what components the SCP Foundation from another timeline used to create it.
@@nopity3057 it might be interesting to put the item on fine or very fine but would you be fine with being the cause of the deaths of potentially billions just because the item put in the scp machine turned into something that ends life on earth. If you don't want to cause the death of millions or end all life on earth then the answer for anything put on fine or very fine will always be that using the fine or very fine setting is a very bad idea.
@@RoxasKnight I mean if the SCP Foundation originally created 5000 it means that the repercussions are their own for having caused it to exist. Also curiosity is a large factor in human nature- so I would probably do it anyway just to see what would happen. However, I would recommend doing it in a parallel dimension created specifically as a test environment for it.
It's stated that the videos are put through 914 on fine, and the editors may have been put through it on fine as well. Definitely one of my most favorite SCP channels
Honestly, get every weapon that packed a punch against SCP-682 and put it in SCP-914 on the setting "Very Fine" to see if the anomalous upgrade is any better at dealing with the beast.
Take the weapon and put it on fine like 10 times, till it reaches peak levels of power, then put it on very fine and repeat with fine (if result is positive) Then, roll the 200 sided dice and hope for a 1, that you succeed in killing 682. If not, welp, you tried I guess
After what he said about putting him in on very fine and a new video every few minutes, that makes me want to do it even more. This channel's content is amazing. I could watch it for hours.
@@burntcookies4863 is lil TNails short for lilToeNails what led to you taking on the name lilToeNails anyway Edit: wait a minute you don't eat toe nails do you?
If a piano were put in and the machine set to Very Fine, what would come out would not be a piano monster, but a piano that, when played, would hypnotize people or make them commit suicide in despair at never hearing such sweet tones again or something.
I'm fairly certain the way very fine works is it improves it. Anomalously Putting it thru in fine alot would just gradually upgrade it till it just reaches a peak possibly
@@doot7730 Pretty much, yeah. Fine is an improvement and may rarely have some mild anomalous properties. It's what you want if you just want improved quality. Very Fine is basically the "surprise me" option, where it's willing to break reality.
what if we put that weird stuff 049 injected into 096 to make him docile through SCP-914 on the fine or very fine setting? would it create a liquid capable of making 096 permanently docile or would the resulting liquid turn 096 back into a human?
I'm curious to see what a non-anomalous improvement would be considered for an anomalous material. As an example (and I understand Thaumiel SCPs are considered too rare & valuable to "waste" on experimentation, but...) what would be the result of inputting Telekill Steel through 914 on the fine setting?
Too risky and well it wasn’t just that the box was destroyed but the reality that was known as fantasy was too hostile and the good inhabitants decided to destroy the only gateway…the box…so putting the box in might create a gateway to fantasy and possibly unleash every horror that was causing problems there
I think that putting a katana (with the sheath for power cell storage) through the fine setting multiple times might just give you the HF blade from MGR for when you can't quite cut through something. Or someone. Like that 50 foot politician you've told about in this episode.
If you put in an active camera on 1:1, and then used 1:1 on the result, maybe you could find out if the machine teleports items on that setting or just creates and destroys them.
Dr. K.P.: This may be a farfetched idea, but what would happen if you put in a sample from SCP-261 on Rough, Coarse, 1:1, or Fine? I'm interested in seeing the different outcomes.
"anyone else getting Mario 64 flashbacks" Never expected my favorite SCP channel to mention my favorite game, but here we are. And yeah, the entirety of Big Boo's Haunt was clearly put in on very fine. Also, I'd put the NFT in with the rough setting. Turn it to dust. Plus, these guys don't realize what "Very Fine" does.
Scp-914. Rather than what most suggest or claim perhaps we should try improving upon the nutritional quality of food. Instead of already cooked food one could place fruit trees or vegetable plants in. This would hopefully increase the flavor and nutritional value of said plant. Another option would the seeds. Perhaps it would improve the chances of survival and or the durability. (Plant them in a desert no problem.) Another option is, improve the seeds and plant them. Grow the plants and then place said plants into SCP-914. Yet another option is to place oil into SCP-914. Positive outcome would be a self filling barrel of oil. Negative outcome is that it continues forever.
I feel like the fruits would just come out prepared in some way with additional nutrition and seeds would be flowering plants if put on the right setting
I'd try to talk Dr. Jack Bright into going through the machine on very fine, just to see what kind of entertainment would come from it. Shits and giggles for the win.
that was one of the earliest tests and it seems to have given us the info on the first try. only issue is, it isn't in an easy to understand format. after 225 work hours, they partially translated 2 sentences. so good idea, but probably won't work as hoped.
I think there is a misunderstanding about the very fine setting there. It doesn't make everything dangerous. Very fine improves way more the object's base nature compared to fine settings. The original examples make it clear: they put a regular gun on very fine setting, and it came out capable of vaporizing any kind of matter. It does not gain sentience and murders everything, just its power escalated. The problem with humans tested becoming abominations is simply because humans have two primal instincts: fear and hatred. The machine improved not only their physical attributes, but also their emotions to a point they cannot rationalize anymore. Putting water on very fine wouldn't make it obliterate everything around - it would either make it pure H2O (which cannot be drank) or something which could host millions of different microbes and become poisonous to humans. But nothing much beyond that.
With the water, it would become that only on fine. On very fine it would probably be able to stop a forest fire with one drop, a sip could permanently cure your thirst, or perhaps it just never runs out of water.
At 13:30 when they were talking about the possible results with Scp-999, I would like to inform that they did do tests with 999's slime and the very fine one made a small blue slime that attacked people and was only subdued thanks to 999's help. I believe that Scp Explained forgot about what 914 typically does to living biology; it make the subject aggressive.
I wanna know what happens if you stick something, anything, in on Fine. Then, just repeatedly place the result back in on Fine over and over. How far does it go? Does Fine ever reach an anomalous level if the input is exceptional enough? Perhaps an item that's been reFined enough can influence the results from the Very Fine setting in a positive manner.
I don’t believe the cupcake would turn into a whole cake, since physics still apply to anything that comes out of it, which is why I’m not surprised that putting a dnd character in wouldn’t make it into an actual person. Be funny though to see the paper man running around as the dnd character.
if I was put in charge of SCP 914, I would have all MTF armor, wearpon's, and equipment that can fit into SCP 914, including the scramble goggles to see if it will work on the fine setting to give a good improvement, but not anything that could make a new anomaly to deal with and have them equipped on MTF troops
@@kettlegod yeah, if we're lucky, we can get something like the Nanosuit from crisis as a bodysuit with the Mjolnir armor from halo as a outer armor for it
@@kettlegod what about the scramble goggles, if we put them on very fine, we might get them capable of blocking SCP 096's face at the speed of light, heck, we might even get the benefit of never needing to blink which can help with 173
@@kettlegod if it works, than MTF won't have to worry about seeing 096's face anymore, and if it works as I said, than 173 will also be no problem as they would never blink
The item not always but usually retains some essence of its subjective meaning given to it by humans. In the case of a piano being put in there it would most probably give you something that has to do with music however It might change the piano to a little watch with a tiny piano ringtone that makes people want to watch tom and Jerry when they hear it. SCP 941 also analyzes the subjective meaning of all of its component parts so string, wood, plastic, etc so it might impose one of those meanings of one or multiple of those parts on to the new object that it creates but regardless it will use an equal amount of material. So putting in a grand piano means you're just as likely to get something that has to do with the wood that the piano is made out of rather than the piano itself but it has to be a part of one of the subjective meanings of the object and or it's component parts.
About the cake on Very Fine setting question, I'm expecting something potentially far creepier: have you ever seen what some are capable of achieving in terms of hyper-realistic cakes (such as in videos à la Everything Is Cake)? Yeah...
Now that the prosthetic arm was mentioned, how about you put a remote controlled humanoid robot on fine or very fine? Again, remote operator controlled so it has less chances of developing an AI.
SCP-914 is in my Top Five Favourite SCPs, and I'm really enjoying the ongoing series you're making around them. I Love your Channel, and you have so many Awesome videos, and I hope you continue to make many more!
With the d&d spreadsheet one it actually wouldn't ignore what's on the paper. It would most likely more the paper into whatever was on it so you'd literally have a paper version of your d&d character walking around.
9:00 The sound of the grinding and clanging metal bits would trigger the chair's PTSD, and it'd lash out, likely killing everyone that put it through it... So no, bad idea.
I feel like putting the writer of SCP - Explained would create a phone app similar to MalO, but instead of being a creepy vaguely attractive (if you’re into that sort of thing) werewolf lady that stalks you and you can’t get rid of after 70 sum hours, it’s an app that also can’t be deleted, can’t be removed from app stores, and explains and identifies currently known SCPs, as well as identifies and locates anomalous objects through phone notifications, maybe masking itself as a story app, that generates new stories of different genres for users to read, prompting them to open the app and read up. Once downloaded it’s notifications can be ignored, but are indefinite. Unless the device is powered off, in which it blasts the user with all the stuff they missed once the device is powered back on. It could both a blessing and a curse to the foundation, as since it’s a database of all known and up and coming SCPs, but it could lead to things like say…a 100% accurate facial depiction of 096? Potentially giving SCP-079 an immediate gateway to the internet? Giving the general public extensive information on the foundation, it’s secrets, names of staff and potentially 05 council, locations of SCPs, and locations of nearby SCPs, to which some poor schmuck decides to check out that wacky “Infinite IKEA”, since it’s near his area and it can’t be real. Could be the foundations new greatest asset, or the next new disaster waiting to happen.
Suggestions- Put any ordinary object through on 'Fine' repeatedly, incrementally upgrading it until it begins to edge into anomalous territory. Alternatively, and I suggest doing this in Zero G and a vacuum to avoid the obvious risks, consider putting the acid used to contain a certain difficult to destroy lizard. As its current form keeps him in a near equilibrium, and he hasn't adapted to it yet, improving the acid could begin to win a war of attrition with the beast. It's unlikely it could adapt to this if it can't adapt to the acid it's already in. Fine would be the safest way to contain it, Very Fine however, could yield better results... if it doesn't burn through the fabric of reality. Or if you just want to roll the dice, any life form infected with SCP 217 on Fine or Very Fine. Or perhaps SCP 049's doctor bag on Fine. If he agrees. After all, you wouldn't want to be rude. Who knows, it may help his research... And an SCP 049-2 on Very Fine could be quite the research opportunity indeed. Lastly, has 'Coarse' been considered to dispose of a certain angry sculpture or grumpy teleporting old man? The last one may be a bit of a problem to get to remain in there.
How would putting it in zero-G reduce any risk? A gun will still fire in zero-G. A bomb will still explode in zero-G. In fact, most things on Earth still function in zero-G.
999 on very fine would be an rather interesting choise imo the good vibes would affect the mashine even further on putting something on 999's tranformation making it easily outweighting the scarlet king
The DND character sheet would just make a paper doll that would share the characteristic of what was on the paper, like the paper doll would be super strong or somehow Super Wise, and if it was evil it would probably release every scp in the foundation!
5:25 In SCP Containment Breach putting the SCP 500 pill on very fine just gives you an upgraded pill that makes you super strong but results in a game over.
What's with all the monkey's fist results? From what I recall, the clockwork seems to tailor it's results based on the perspectives of the processed subject. That is to say, if you put some paper in on very fine, it's only likely to become paper that is incredibly pleasing to draw or write on, since paper doesn't have desires, and that's the most direct improvement. A model tank would likely come out composed of real metal capable of being driven, fueled, and fired, but at the same size it went in at. The more malevolent results were typically of SCPs that already processed malevolence. Basically: the machine accepts requests. Not by the people doing the testing, but by the item being refined. Unless of course the entry has been changed. Again.
People seem to miss that Very Fine doesn't make the thing like, better by normal terms, remember putting a human through created a psychotic telepathic monster with crazy powers
The general pattern I've seen with the dial's settings (though I may be wrong, I haven't read every 914 interaction there is ofc), is that: 'Rough' reduces items to their component parts; 'Coarse' simply damages and breaks items; '1:1' finds one or more aspect(s) of the item and changes it; 'Fine' in some way improves items; and 'Very Fine' horribly mutates items into anomalies of their own - such as the "Fear in the Foundation" game, or the innumerable organisms transformed into rapidly-expanding blob monsters... In this vein, putting a single pill of SCP-500 on Rough through might actually be a pretty good idea - hopefully to find its ingredients. Though almost certainly the ingredients themselves will be anomalous and impossible to obtain or recreate, perhaps they can be put through on 1:1 a few times until obtainable equivalents are produced...
When he said “turn nfts into something of value” made me die laughing
GOD DAMN
I snorted my drink :(
@@sakurakitsunestar
My favorite 914 experiment was a chess board with one white piece moved, setting 1:1. The result was the same board with one black piece moved. They moved another white piece and put it in again on 1:1, and another black piece was moved. When the researcher finally stopped he said "I know it's just a machine and it isn't sentient, but why is it winning?" It's a nice little piece of humor in the SCP universe.
POV: Chess bots v SCP Foundation
its probebly a prediction AI computer or somethin. chess is just algorithms
Make it fight the best chess bot. Who will win
@@josephdavison4189 Stockfish VS SCP-914.
Trully, the battle of millenias for Chess.
See the one of the researcher that put a credit card on it
Many of the people who submitted questions in this don't fully grasp the mechanisms of this SCP as a lot of them keep using rough and very fine expecting them not to be completely destroyed or turned dangerously anomalous.
Or maybe they work for the NFT organization and want to destroy the world....ahahahahahaha! *cough*
Or maybe the people who submitted question were willing to risk lives of they could create something good. A good example of this risk taking behavior is the fact that governments around the world know that the nuclear bombs or missiles could wipe out humanity but they keep them in their arsenal of weapons they could use. So the nuclear apocalypse is extremely possible because all it would take is for a secret organization to use some type of signal jammer in certain parts of the world in order to stop communications between nations, and then shoot nukes in order to decimate a few cities which would then cause all the nations to start firing their nuclear weapons against each other resulting in the nuclear apocalypse starting.
I'd put in a cup of "SCP-682" killer from SCP-294, and put it on fine or very fine! What do you think woukd hapen then?
@@Revolution9machspeed good question, I like to think it would create a killer for something worse, known or unknown
I definitely agree with you very fine is the anomalous setting basically
6:24 dude really put his whole VA soul into that and honestly it’s such a delight
"maybe if we put a politician in it, he will become senator Armstrong"
omg, this man gets it
NANOMACHINES SON
Making a mother of all politicians here jack, can't fret over every law!
If sen armstrong was a real politician I'd vote for him
STANDING HERE I REALISE
I'm glad somebody else liked my suggestion lol
The NFT bit and how he briefly broke his voice acting was so amazing
“Scp explained is eternal. THERE IS NO ESCAPE!!”
This is the content I subscribed for and I love it.
I legit laughed so hard it felt like i died from laughter
yea SCP Explained - Story & Animation do that
Jokes on the submitter: Hunter is already set to Very Fine. 😜
SCP is temporary, Scp explained is eternal
me too!
did you know that one time, during a cross-test, they set the dial to “very fine” and put a photo of SCP-173 in it. they activated it and it came out as a photo of 096
That machine is funny
@@guizintheinsect5022 It is
"oh HA FUCKING HA-"
actually it was on 1 - 1 from my memory but still cool
Bet the guy who looked in there had a fun surprise
I wonder what would happen if you ordered "perfection" from SCP 294 and put that fluid through the clockworks on each setting? Would 'rough' and 'coarse' break it down to its individual components? What is the equivalent to perfection? How would it be improved on 'fine'? What would happen on 'very fine'? Also, what if we ordered 'happiness' or 'pure joy' and put that through on very fine? Might we get a clone of SCP 999?
On very fine for perfection, maybe you get Perfect Cell
@@opossumleader3645 lmfao
I'm guessing that it can't find an equivalent to perfection(well it can take another perfect object but that probably won't happen). It will just find something that has the same weight as the liquid in the cup on 1:1
@@nguyenminhquang9393 My headcanon is that it would give back another liquid, which is what would be given out if you had ordered 'flawless' rather than 'perfection' in 294
@@opossumleader3645 that is a possibility
however, I wanna know what 294 thinks a liquid that is perfect would be? Since 294 can't make liquid that don't exist and instead take the liquid from somewhere in our world
SCP Explained is ALREADY on the Very Fine setting. There's no doubt.
Truth, can't improve it
@Order Of The Phage Uprising And Insurgency that's y joe ma dead
yeah, it's anomalous good!
@@rey4874
This channel would be truly unstoppable if it somehow had better art, not repeating props in videos (like scientists and personnel), and have a video every hour. It would take over the Internet…
If u do this again, try sending a blueprint on fine or very fine. I’m curious if the Clockworks can understand what’s on the paper and improve the designs. Maybe actually provide anomalous tool designs.
Or maybe it will make the blueprints become a miniature version of what they are representing
Interesting
@@User-tn2cm or make things around it into the thing it's represents
What if it just makes the blueprint a working thing, even if the blueprints object in no way would actually work
Brilliant
I personally, because of how tired I am on constant, would put a pillow into the intake booth, and run it under fine, or very fine. On fine I predict it would just be a much comfier pillow. On very fine, I hope it would gain the memetic effect of being able to pull someone towards said pillow to lay their head on it, whenever said person is tired.
Recreating the chair that just wants to help people who need a rest. But as a pillow
@@kim-hendrikmerk4163 then GOC unalives the pillow
Narrator's laughter was so good i went back multiple times just to listen to it again. I really liked it.
agreed
If u like this guy laughing then I’d recommend limenade, it’s run by the same guy
His name is Hunter Peterson and actually was an actor in the movie Head Count.
Also, like Frosted Vessel UA said, he runs the limenade youtube channel as well. Pretty funny.
I think the piano would come alive, like you said, but instead it would become a sentient self-playing piano that could play impossible songs.
Rush B on a real piano
Rush E
Hall of the moutan king
"Probably because it was mediocre, no offence" -A piano on Very Fine playing all Rush _ songs at the same time at 2x speed
Make it play SCP 012
Honestly, that last quote about us being "very fine" got me thinking about what the average SCP Explained viewer would become if put through on the very fine setting. Maybe we'd become reality shifters who create a universe just for the SCP Explained universe, VAs, and art. Or maybe we'd just be anomalous humans, since watching SCP Explained isn't necessarily a character trait (PS. Your team is awesome and deserves a nice day.)
if a person is put through SCP-914 they will become the perfect human for a short amount of time before dying
You guys got me INTO the SCP Universe, and there are still so so many scps that you havent done dedicated videos about, so a video every few minutrs doesnt sound too bad actually
Here’s a dumb idea, but something that I bet Dr. Bright would be all to happy to try - use SCP 914 to play “The Wikipedia Game” by putting a random object, say a wristwatch, and see how many shifts on 1:1 it takes before you get to, I dunno, a sundial
Very fine repeatedly maybe
I feel that there is a misunderstanding about how the "very fine" Setting works. It doesnt just give the object a random anomalous quality it makes the thing BETTER in an anomalous way. It made a gun into a a super gun, it turned metal into unbreakable metal and it certainly wouldn't turn something safe into something dangerous and urelated to the original object. And here most of the assumptions were that this setting will turn safe objects into monsters.
Except for when it does exactly that.
@@ChronikTheory It turned 1 human in to a super human who killed people. How is that a monster?
@@thehippie3610 ???
@@konglaomedia7962 All it did was improve the human
yeah people want to put it on very fine, but dont understand that's not what you want, you want to put it on fine as that generally improves the object you're putting in, better.
"SCP Explained is eternal! THERE IS NO ESCAPE!"
Finally, he said what we've all been thinking all along...
SCP Explained is anomalous!
Hunter flexing his voice acting skills again
@@minealotdude7423 The man's UNSTOPPABLE and he's made that very clear!
6:47 is the time he said it
@@minealotdude7423 to be fair, he does have plenty to flex. The man should be a professional voice actor. If he isn't, he's doing us all a disservice. Good thing we have SCP Explained to wipe our tears.
He also has a meme channel called limenade
Put an uncompleted document on one of the more difficult to research anomalies and put it on fine, and see if you can safely study different SCPs this way.
That's what I always thought
Just what I thought. Write an instruction manual to your best ability on 914 and then put it on Fine. Or take Game of Thrones (season Eight) on Fine.
Still plugging for my favorite SCP to get covered: SCP-370!
A weird, creepy, highly dangerous memetic hazard! My favorite and the one that epitomizes the Foundation in my mind, even more than "classic" SCPs like 682.
He sounded like he really wanted it to happen for a moment, but regained his composure at the end.
Are you da mafia prince
You just gotta love this man. Hes memeing and owning all over the place just to always come around a wholesome ending. This smooth sassyness is almost.. abnormal
Would you say... Anomalous?
Scp-XXX-J Euclid class. a narrator for a UA-cam channel with abnormally good commentary. Has the power to force people to watch videos for over 3 hours.
@@josephdavison4189 Correction:3 hours is a baseline for minimum time.Viewers with less social life will watch up to 12 hours nonstop.
What if you put an object in on "fine" and then take it out and put it back in on the same setting? Will it just keep improving slightly without anomalies or will the second go just be the equivalent of putting it in on "very fine" once?
Pretty sure it's the formwr
14:01 I replayed that so many times.
It kinda reminds me of Hunters old DSM content on Limenade
"it runs like clockwork"
perfect put 10/10 best pun 💯
Maybe putting Cassie on the “fine” or “very fine” setting might bring her into the real world as a person and she can finally be happy
Someone suggested that and the foundation refused saying that while that might work but it could also possibly kill her or worse. So they don’t for her sake
Cassie's voice is a dude
Worked for monika.
@@NightLightATM that's not the cassie he's talking about
Just wondering who is Cassie?
I have a suggestion!
If the ‘fine’ setting improves the object inputted, why not put SCP 999 into it?
Or maybe put Michael Reeves through the machine on ‘fine’.
Nobody wants to risk 999, due to how universally beloved it is and possibly the one to save us all from the Scarlet King.
Last time someone put a piece of 999 in there it became very aggressive
About the micheal reeves one he would end the universe with tasers.
Nobody should risk putting Michael Reeves into that machine.
I feel like a lot of people misunderstand the difference between the "fine" and the "very fine" settings. One of them improves stuff, the other one is "anomalous chaos"
"Fine" is to turn a banana cupcake into a chocolate walnut cake.
"Very fine" is to turn it into scp 871
I was thinking the same.
Also, déjà vu. I feel like I've watched a similar video in the past and people didn't understand how things work back then either.
I know this is kind of unrelated, but i feel like a drawing of scp 096 in 1:1 would become a another drawing of another scp, instead of a real photo of it.
@CrimsonCowl most likely more hazardous, living people put in on 1:1 usually come out confused and aggressive for a while I think
Bananazilla
You guys need to review how the clockworks works. It conserves mass and energy, and the very fine setting doesn’t necessarily just make the thing anomalous, but makes it a significantly improved version of itself. Take the DnD sheet for instance. Compare it with the paper that had a burger order on it. The burger order turned into something that made the viewer crave burgers. The DnD sheet would probably be some kind of interactive hologram of the character exactly as the creator imagined them, where all the data would automatically adjust as the players go through the campaign
Maybe. I feel like "Fine" would be the way to go with that one. It'd probably either optimize your stats and organize the sheet so that it's as easy as possible for you to find whatever you're looking for, or it might just make a better character for you
@@cindygauthier8567 SCP-914: Wow dude, your character sucks, here's a better one
I feel like very fine makes something so improved it can’t be effectively used, like a weapon so powerful the collateral damage isn’t worth it.
I mean, one of SCP-914's defining traits is that it makes no sense and messes with people. It's incredibly chaotic, and the only pattern it follows is that there is no pattern. The only reliable thing is that each setting has a theme it keeps to, and that it obeys the laws of physics to some capacity.
@@thomaswang2223 o so locate city nuke then?
I think quite a few people forgot about the function of "very fine". Nevertheless, put a CNC machine on fine in there. see what happens.
Put clock in on very fine over and over, hope for time machine.
Put a paper containing everything Trump has said on 1:1 and it will result in a paper containing the words "I am an idiot"
Now what if you went to SCP-294 and order the perfect drink and then put it in SCP-914 and set it to very fine? What would happen?!
@@azn138 interest gained
@@azn138 the worst drink?
okay but that full metal alchemist reference with the titanium arm made me go nuts lmao i love this channel
The foundation needs to infuse their task force with Armstrong's Nanomachines so they could combat the dangerous SCPs more efficiently. Try putting a former college ball player and a sailor to fine or very fine settings to create him.
Scps, son. They harden in response to physical trauma.
@@Kazam100 You can't contain me, Jack!
NANOMACHINES SON.
to make an omelette you gotta break a few eggs
@@CharizardMaster69 make sure not to fret over every egg tho
11:33 obviously the SCP dating show, completely unhinged that one
& that's why I never seen it
7:26
All we know is that Senator Armstrong played college ball, ya know? He also has the nanomachines, son. So to [REDACTED] with him is a pretty bad idea.
Do not fuck with that senator.
Finally found the first comment about the senator
We need more of these videos for scp 914. Forever a trusted source for great fun and endless laughs 😂😂😂
SCP-914 is such a fascinating SCP
I know right?
Agreed
If you're going to do another one of these then I'll give you my opinion. I for one would put a block of tungsten in it on the fine setting. Since tungsten is almost as dense as gold and harder than steel and extremely scratch resistant and has a melting point of over 3000 degrees Fahrenheit it would be interesting to see if it turns it into the strongest, most lightweight and most heat resistant material in the universe. Also the very fine setting could yield some interesting results as well, maybe an indestructible robot capable of lifting mountains and with shape shifting abilities and with the ability to fly, kinda like iron man. And maybe some tungsten carbide on fine and very fine could be just as interesting. It would also be interesting to see it go in on 1:1, all in the name of SCIENCE!
And here's an idea for you, a probable outcome for the tungsten on very fine would be either tungsten that turns the world or animals to tungsten. So ultimately you could've made a keter class anomoly for it. Also what you are thinking of is doing something for mad science, and emphasis on the word, mad.
You might also get Osmium when putting tungsten on fine, which behaves kinda like tungsten but even denser and harder
@@RoxasKnight What about 5000 on fine and very fine? It would also be fascinating to see what components the SCP Foundation from another timeline used to create it.
@@nopity3057 it might be interesting to put the item on fine or very fine but would you be fine with being the cause of the deaths of potentially billions just because the item put in the scp machine turned into something that ends life on earth. If you don't want to cause the death of millions or end all life on earth then the answer for anything put on fine or very fine will always be that using the fine or very fine setting is a very bad idea.
@@RoxasKnight I mean if the SCP Foundation originally created 5000 it means that the repercussions are their own for having caused it to exist. Also curiosity is a large factor in human nature- so I would probably do it anyway just to see what would happen. However, I would recommend doing it in a parallel dimension created specifically as a test environment for it.
This channel itself is an anomaly. How do yall keep putting out high quality animations so often?
It's stated that the videos are put through 914 on fine, and the editors may have been put through it on fine as well. Definitely one of my most favorite SCP channels
12:36 They might even receive air support from the paper plane 💀💀💀
Honestly, get every weapon that packed a punch against SCP-682 and put it in SCP-914 on the setting "Very Fine" to see if the anomalous upgrade is any better at dealing with the beast.
Why not try to put one of the pattern screamers into 914?
Take the weapon and put it on fine like 10 times, till it reaches peak levels of power, then put it on very fine and repeat with fine (if result is positive)
Then, roll the 200 sided dice and hope for a 1, that you succeed in killing 682.
If not, welp, you tried I guess
Why not put 682 itself in and disintegrate it
Put the beast on the lowest setting.
@@haddy106ooh that was my idea.
The person that did the NFT comment is deserves a new award for SCP foundation madlads
The only reason SCP Explained putting out a video every few minutes is terrifying is because I'd never be able to watch all that lovely content
We must invent the clockworks machine.. for research purposes
After what he said about putting him in on very fine and a new video every few minutes, that makes me want to do it even more. This channel's content is amazing. I could watch it for hours.
1:38-1:44
I already know that with great power comes great responsibility, uncle Ben...
So y’all forgot that 914’s “very fine” setting made it anomalous and life threatening?
Very fine isn't always dangerous. It's just a possibility, because the results are so random.
If it were possible to get one out of the store, how would a member of the staff from 3008 be affected by the machine?
The manager would come out
how about we don’t do that
@@alexreasoner9919 I’m Alex too
I'm Alex three
@@burntcookies4863 is lil TNails short for lilToeNails what led to you taking on the name lilToeNails anyway
Edit: wait a minute you don't eat toe nails do you?
If a piano were put in and the machine set to Very Fine, what would come out would not be a piano monster, but a piano that, when played, would hypnotize people or make them commit suicide in despair at never hearing such sweet tones again or something.
If the 'very fine' setting is so dangerous, what about just putting it on the 'fine' setting multiple times?
I'm fairly certain the way very fine works is it improves it. Anomalously
Putting it thru in fine alot would just gradually upgrade it till it just reaches a peak possibly
so basically scp cb has a mechanic that putting it on fine will improve it but putting it on fine again will return it into its og state
@@doot7730
Pretty much, yeah. Fine is an improvement and may rarely have some mild anomalous properties. It's what you want if you just want improved quality. Very Fine is basically the "surprise me" option, where it's willing to break reality.
what if we put that weird stuff 049 injected into 096 to make him docile through SCP-914 on the fine or very fine setting? would it create a liquid capable of making 096 permanently docile or would the resulting liquid turn 096 back into a human?
Like, but 096 is already dead. So nothing would happen.
I'm curious to see what a non-anomalous improvement would be considered for an anomalous material. As an example (and I understand Thaumiel SCPs are considered too rare & valuable to "waste" on experimentation, but...) what would be the result of inputting Telekill Steel through 914 on the fine setting?
Better yet, on the rough setting to reverse engineer it
That would probably just make Suler potent Telekom gas that couldn’t be extracted, and some non anomalous metal lump
7:23
"making the mother of all experiments here jack!
cant fret over every result!"
How did the foundation not think about putting the ``here be dragons`` box before it destroyed itself???
Too risky and well it wasn’t just that the box was destroyed but the reality that was known as fantasy was too hostile and the good inhabitants decided to destroy the only gateway…the box…so putting the box in might create a gateway to fantasy and possibly unleash every horror that was causing problems there
I think that putting a katana (with the sheath for power cell storage) through the fine setting multiple times might just give you the HF blade from MGR for when you can't quite cut through something. Or someone. Like that 50 foot politician you've told about in this episode.
i'd personally like murasama
Could be worse you could end up with that ridiculous beam katana from no more heroes that you have shake suggestively
It would be cool
@@sakurakitsunestar that's why I only suggested the Fine mode as it doesn't have chaotic outcomes.
maybe if you put some cybernetic ants inside it would create nanomachines, son
If you put in an active camera on 1:1, and then used 1:1 on the result, maybe you could find out if the machine teleports items on that setting or just creates and destroys them.
Dr. K.P.: This may be a farfetched idea, but what would happen if you put in a sample from SCP-261 on Rough, Coarse, 1:1, or Fine? I'm interested in seeing the different outcomes.
"anyone else getting Mario 64 flashbacks" Never expected my favorite SCP channel to mention my favorite game, but here we are. And yeah, the entirety of Big Boo's Haunt was clearly put in on very fine.
Also, I'd put the NFT in with the rough setting. Turn it to dust.
Plus, these guys don't realize what "Very Fine" does.
16:27 for a sec after he said something was in the jar, i immediately thought of the funny liquid
Ayo
@@sadsaad9870 there are two things I think of now when I reread my comment, one of which was the original.
I'm wondering if you could eliminate shy guy by deconstructing it in the clockworks.
they did that on very fine and shy guy was peaceful!!
@@Tyeler80 yeah I caught that one later, thank you
that guy from full metal alchemist at 15:30 might be able to do it
What if we put 682 and select 1:1
@@Nico_dud an very hard to kill bear? I think it would change the animal, but the fact that its hard to kill remains the same.
Scp-914. Rather than what most suggest or claim perhaps we should try improving upon the nutritional quality of food.
Instead of already cooked food one could place fruit trees or vegetable plants in. This would hopefully increase the flavor and nutritional value of said plant.
Another option would the seeds. Perhaps it would improve the chances of survival and or the durability. (Plant them in a desert no problem.)
Another option is, improve the seeds and plant them. Grow the plants and then place said plants into SCP-914.
Yet another option is to place oil into SCP-914. Positive outcome would be a self filling barrel of oil. Negative outcome is that it continues forever.
Nerd
plant demon
The plants would become carnivorous to acquire more nutrition.
I feel like the fruits would just come out prepared in some way with additional nutrition and seeds would be flowering plants if put on the right setting
I'd try to talk Dr. Jack Bright into going through the machine on very fine, just to see what kind of entertainment would come from it. Shits and giggles for the win.
I’m in
...I think we've found another thing to put on the list of "Things Jack Bright is NOT allowed to do at the Foundation."
Wait, couldn’t you just put in the file for SCP-914 on fine continually until it explains itself and its functions?
that was one of the earliest tests and it seems to have given us the info on the first try. only issue is, it isn't in an easy to understand format. after 225 work hours, they partially translated 2 sentences. so good idea, but probably won't work as hoped.
2:32 I think it would just gain the ability to play it's self maybe even mind control people with music
I think there is a misunderstanding about the very fine setting there. It doesn't make everything dangerous. Very fine improves way more the object's base nature compared to fine settings.
The original examples make it clear: they put a regular gun on very fine setting, and it came out capable of vaporizing any kind of matter. It does not gain sentience and murders everything, just its power escalated.
The problem with humans tested becoming abominations is simply because humans have two primal instincts: fear and hatred. The machine improved not only their physical attributes, but also their emotions to a point they cannot rationalize anymore.
Putting water on very fine wouldn't make it obliterate everything around - it would either make it pure H2O (which cannot be drank) or something which could host millions of different microbes and become poisonous to humans. But nothing much beyond that.
With the water, it would become that only on fine. On very fine it would probably be able to stop a forest fire with one drop, a sip could permanently cure your thirst, or perhaps it just never runs out of water.
I think the resumé entry was pretty accurate, though
@@donflymoor2767 or maybe it’ll be like the nymph
@@1mol831 true, of it's not completely pure you could get problems
13:03
At 13:30 when they were talking about the possible results with Scp-999, I would like to inform that they did do tests with 999's slime and the very fine one made a small blue slime that attacked people and was only subdued thanks to 999's help. I believe that Scp Explained forgot about what 914 typically does to living biology; it make the subject aggressive.
I heard a person talking about that, but they never mentioned that the bule scp 999 was attacking them.
I wanna know what happens if you stick something, anything, in on Fine. Then, just repeatedly place the result back in on Fine over and over. How far does it go? Does Fine ever reach an anomalous level if the input is exceptional enough? Perhaps an item that's been reFined enough can influence the results from the Very Fine setting in a positive manner.
That's... interesting
This next experiment will be very, very interesting. What do you two think?
Fine has actually produced anomalous outputs before, I don’t know the exact places to direct you though
I don’t believe the cupcake would turn into a whole cake, since physics still apply to anything that comes out of it, which is why I’m not surprised that putting a dnd character in wouldn’t make it into an actual person. Be funny though to see the paper man running around as the dnd character.
if I was put in charge of SCP 914, I would have all MTF armor, wearpon's, and equipment that can fit into SCP 914, including the scramble goggles to see if it will work on the fine setting to give a good improvement, but not anything that could make a new anomaly to deal with and have them equipped on MTF troops
I think they tried it with a single rifle and it blew through multiple walls in the foundation, although the armor doesn’t sound like a bad idea
@@kettlegod yeah, if we're lucky, we can get something like the Nanosuit from crisis as a bodysuit with the Mjolnir armor from halo as a outer armor for it
@@kettlegod what about the scramble goggles, if we put them on very fine, we might get them capable of blocking SCP 096's face at the speed of light, heck, we might even get the benefit of never needing to blink which can help with 173
@@LoneWolf20213 Very Fine most of the time makes another SCP, but it could be possible
@@kettlegod if it works, than MTF won't have to worry about seeing 096's face anymore, and if it works as I said, than 173 will also be no problem as they would never blink
13:54 lmfaooooooo
The item not always but usually retains some essence of its subjective meaning given to it by humans. In the case of a piano being put in there it would most probably give you something that has to do with music however It might change the piano to a little watch with a tiny piano ringtone that makes people want to watch tom and Jerry when they hear it. SCP 941 also analyzes the subjective meaning of all of its component parts so string, wood, plastic, etc so it might impose one of those meanings of one or multiple of those parts on to the new object that it creates but regardless it will use an equal amount of material. So putting in a grand piano means you're just as likely to get something that has to do with the wood that the piano is made out of rather than the piano itself but it has to be a part of one of the subjective meanings of the object and or it's component parts.
I love how the MTFs first response to seeing a water monster was to shoot it, very effective
About the cake on Very Fine setting question, I'm expecting something potentially far creepier: have you ever seen what some are capable of achieving in terms of hyper-realistic cakes (such as in videos à la Everything Is Cake)? Yeah...
OH SHIT LIKE THE EATMEES BUT CAKE
Basically its gonna end up looking like the real thing and acting like the real thing but is made out of cake
I like the way Hunter explains like he is an actual SCP Foundation employee, who got connected to the "SCP 001 - The database" world (our world)
Hunter was probably put in the 914 if he can access our world, change my mind
Now that the prosthetic arm was mentioned, how about you put a remote controlled humanoid robot on fine or very fine? Again, remote operator controlled so it has less chances of developing an AI.
Armstrong
Or a basic grunt cyborg.
@SCP-682 & SCP-079 yeah, yeah, I have a Jetstream Sam pfp, that's not the reason to comment entire MGR songs.
If you put it in on Very Fine it would probably just (anomalously) give it an AI anyways
an issue being an "improvement" to a remotely controlled robot could be an autonomous robot
SCP-914 is in my Top Five Favourite SCPs, and I'm really enjoying the ongoing series you're making around them. I Love your Channel, and you have so many Awesome videos, and I hope you continue to make many more!
14:35 i think it would just become another paper airplane providing air support to the tank
With the d&d spreadsheet one it actually wouldn't ignore what's on the paper. It would most likely more the paper into whatever was on it so you'd literally have a paper version of your d&d character walking around.
idk why but doodle Bob from Spongebob comes to mind 😂
realistic sentient DnD models go brrrrrrrr
Thank you, Hunter, amazing voice acting as always
9:00
The sound of the grinding and clanging metal bits would trigger the chair's PTSD, and it'd lash out, likely killing everyone that put it through it... So no, bad idea.
I feel like putting the writer of SCP - Explained would create a phone app similar to MalO, but instead of being a creepy vaguely attractive (if you’re into that sort of thing) werewolf lady that stalks you and you can’t get rid of after 70 sum hours, it’s an app that also can’t be deleted, can’t be removed from app stores, and explains and identifies currently known SCPs, as well as identifies and locates anomalous objects through phone notifications, maybe masking itself as a story app, that generates new stories of different genres for users to read, prompting them to open the app and read up.
Once downloaded it’s notifications can be ignored, but are indefinite. Unless the device is powered off, in which it blasts the user with all the stuff they missed once the device is powered back on. It could both a blessing and a curse to the foundation, as since it’s a database of all known and up and coming SCPs, but it could lead to things like say…a 100% accurate facial depiction of 096? Potentially giving SCP-079 an immediate gateway to the internet? Giving the general public extensive information on the foundation, it’s secrets, names of staff and potentially 05 council, locations of SCPs, and locations of nearby SCPs, to which some poor schmuck decides to check out that wacky “Infinite IKEA”, since it’s near his area and it can’t be real. Could be the foundations new greatest asset, or the next new disaster waiting to happen.
11:28 My money’s on one of the Dr Bright shorts.
Suggestions-
Put any ordinary object through on 'Fine' repeatedly, incrementally upgrading it until it begins to edge into anomalous territory.
Alternatively, and I suggest doing this in Zero G and a vacuum to avoid the obvious risks, consider putting the acid used to contain a certain difficult to destroy lizard. As its current form keeps him in a near equilibrium, and he hasn't adapted to it yet, improving the acid could begin to win a war of attrition with the beast. It's unlikely it could adapt to this if it can't adapt to the acid it's already in. Fine would be the safest way to contain it, Very Fine however, could yield better results... if it doesn't burn through the fabric of reality.
Or if you just want to roll the dice, any life form infected with SCP 217 on Fine or Very Fine.
Or perhaps SCP 049's doctor bag on Fine. If he agrees. After all, you wouldn't want to be rude. Who knows, it may help his research... And an SCP 049-2 on Very Fine could be quite the research opportunity indeed.
Lastly, has 'Coarse' been considered to dispose of a certain angry sculpture or grumpy teleporting old man? The last one may be a bit of a problem to get to remain in there.
How would putting it in zero-G reduce any risk? A gun will still fire in zero-G. A bomb will still explode in zero-G. In fact, most things on Earth still function in zero-G.
@@apollo1694 harder to move without force
999 on very fine would be an rather interesting choise imo the good vibes would affect the mashine even further on putting something on 999's tranformation making it easily outweighting the scarlet king
The DND character sheet would just make a paper doll that would share the characteristic of what was on the paper, like the paper doll would be super strong or somehow Super Wise, and if it was evil it would probably release every scp in the foundation!
5:25 In SCP Containment Breach putting the SCP 500 pill on very fine just gives you an upgraded pill that makes you super strong but results in a game over.
Steroids
16:01 NUTS
*"He is too dangures to be left alive"*
HAH
What's with all the monkey's fist results? From what I recall, the clockwork seems to tailor it's results based on the perspectives of the processed subject. That is to say, if you put some paper in on very fine, it's only likely to become paper that is incredibly pleasing to draw or write on, since paper doesn't have desires, and that's the most direct improvement. A model tank would likely come out composed of real metal capable of being driven, fueled, and fired, but at the same size it went in at. The more malevolent results were typically of SCPs that already processed malevolence. Basically: the machine accepts requests. Not by the people doing the testing, but by the item being refined.
Unless of course the entry has been changed. Again.
Put scrambler goggles in it and turn it to fine, maybe they’ll be more effective to where 096’s can’t get through it at all
Iirc the goggles didn't actually fail and was sabotaged.
if we put a camera in while it's recording on 1:1 enough times, eventually it will keep the recording aspect and we can see how it works
15:47 the burger from cloudy with a chance of meat balls 2
there are plenty of ways the SPC world could affix those chains to the destroyer
Too many people want the very fine setting.. Personally I would like to see tests of various scps on the 1:1 setting
At 6:23 the writer talking reminds me of the Dr. Wondertainment video, that's my favorite SCP Explained, Hunter is freaking badass in that video!
*"SCP Explained is eternal! There is no escape!"*
All according to plan...😈
People seem to miss that Very Fine doesn't make the thing like, better by normal terms, remember putting a human through created a psychotic telepathic monster with crazy powers
So how much do you love this channel?
Me: *YES*
A big thing about 914 that you’re overlooking is that it can’t change atomic nuclei and can’t alter the total mass of the contents of the inputs
10:26 hey, that sounds like a reliable form of amnestic production!
The general pattern I've seen with the dial's settings (though I may be wrong, I haven't read every 914 interaction there is ofc), is that:
'Rough' reduces items to their component parts;
'Coarse' simply damages and breaks items;
'1:1' finds one or more aspect(s) of the item and changes it;
'Fine' in some way improves items; and
'Very Fine' horribly mutates items into anomalies of their own - such as the "Fear in the Foundation" game, or the innumerable organisms transformed into rapidly-expanding blob monsters...
In this vein, putting a single pill of SCP-500 on Rough through might actually be a pretty good idea - hopefully to find its ingredients.
Though almost certainly the ingredients themselves will be anomalous and impossible to obtain or recreate, perhaps they can be put through on 1:1 a few times until obtainable equivalents are produced...
6:55 Scp Explained, Object Class: Keter
Lol