For God's sake, don't use that intro video snippet found in the mod files. I had to cut down its quality to the point where including it at all became pointless, and still it kept crashing the game. If you feel the need, at least use the original .avi.

Now if I might suggest some additional free fonts that are superior in sense of not being standard Windows fonts and then actually fitting the mod's theme.

There are several DamageX.ogg sounds in the game that feel like they could be changed to a better alternative. Therefore, here are my takes on additional or replacement damage sounds for SCP: Containment Breach, good both for mixing and individually. I'm leaving them here for free use. damage_new.og...

I'm with Shaun on this one. Swearing is no good for both sides, but spamers have to be taken care of somehow, and all sorts of crap happen during banning
Point is, this doesn't really pertain to the mod, so why not let people learn their lessons and leave it behind?

Dmitriy-Bars wrote:Can you use another site for downloads (maybe Google Drive)? Mega.nz is not very convenient site for downloading.

Ditto, Mega.co.nz seems to be squeamish about my old Opera, and there are lots of good alternatives for file hosting.

a Class-D pretends to surrender. Will they be able to do that? I'm going to let myself meddle in a bit now: the sounds were made with no thought whatsoever about how Class-Ds will behave in combat, so the AI itself will depend wholly on what PXLSHN and Vane Brain have in mind. It'll make these part...

Alphive wrote:Its enough to be a new game and not a "mod"

That reminds me, Blitz3D actually is pretty good with shooters. There are some screenshots on its official page that might just put CoD to shame, though at this point, everything puts CoD to shame.

Updated the original post with some more examples and a note. Apparently gunshots are misc. effects themselves in games like SCP: CB, so I've redirected my work quite a little bit : D

Wow, that looks like quite an AI to write. As for the jumpscares, I was pleasantly surprised with how this part was actually avoided. There are no screams and no ugly mugs reaching for you in fullscreen, there's just a monster that you can beat with wit, and if you expect it, you'll be no more scare...

Hear some examples: Gunshots heard from up close. (it's loud from the first moment, so turn the volume down a bit!). Assault rifle outdoors (yes, this is loud too). A brief and violent encounter with a hostile SCP , as heard from a significant distance (this, on the contrary, could use a volume boos...