Conrad3 wrote:Thanks for the post!

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According to the following experiment on SCP-372, The Peripheral Jumper may attack when it gets hungry: Perhaps this should be incorporated into the actual game. He wouldn't kill you, but rather he would injure you after a certain amount of time has passed since the initial encounter. The amount of time would be dependent on the map size, because larger maps take more time to complete. That could also become an achievement, like "Completed the game before injury from 372."

The injury would be similar to an injury delivered by 049-2. Every XXX minutes (or hours, if the map size is large enough), 372 would deliver one of those blows.

The injury would be curable by regular means, of course, so it would still be worth it to enter the containment chamber.

RancidBuffalo wrote:According to the following experiment on SCP-372, The Peripheral Jumper may attack when it gets hungry:

Spoiler

Participants: 4 D-Class Personnel
Location: Empty room, 6m x 5m x 3 m
Test parameters: D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4 were instructed to stand in the four corners of the room and watch SCP-372.
Results: Approximately 1.5 seconds after SCP-372 was introduced into the testing area, D-3 shrieked and collapsed, spurting blood from a wound on his [REDACTED] that seemed to have spontaneously appeared. D-1, D-2 and D-4 abandoned their stations and ran for the (locked) exit. D-4 began pounding on the door before he was also injured, losing one ███. D-1 and 2 retreated into one corner, D-1 curling up into the fetal position while D-2 stood absolutely still. No activity was reported for the remainder of the five-minute test. When the test was ended, D-3 had expired, D-4 required surgical [REDACTED], and D-1 and D-2 were not physically harmed. None of the surviving test subjects reported seeing SCP-372 at any time.
Notes: Aside from what it did to that mental patient, this is the first time it's actively harmed a person. D-3 didn't really have time to do anything that pissed it off, either. Did it just get hungry? - Dr. ███████

Perhaps this should be incorporated into the actual game. He wouldn't kill you, but rather he would injure you after a certain amount of time has passed since the initial encounter. The amount of time would be dependent on the map size, because larger maps take more time to complete. That could also become an achievement, like "Completed the game before injury from 372."

The injury would be similar to an injury delivered by 049-2. Every XXX minutes (or hours, if the map size is large enough), 372 would deliver one of those blows.

The injury would be curable by regular means, of course, so it would still be worth it to enter the containment chamber.

The only reason 372 ever attacked someone in that experiment was because it was in danger of becoming virtually seen by at least one person at a time in full view. I don't believe 372 is naturally hostile, it's only an observer, but if it's nature is threatened, it will attack to preserve its own nature. Note that 372 attacked what are presumably the eyes of that D-Class, so it'd pretty much be a game ender with the blinking mechanics.

You know that one scripted event when the Janitor and Scientist try to escape, but end up killed by 173? I thought that the scientist in that room should have animations when he talks to the janitor, and a different death animation. Here's a download link to the re-animated scientist model for that scripted event.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/b17kv ... tist.blend

About the gate A ending where the guards spot you and capture you(not the Chaos Insurgency) It seems kind of odd that they would reclassify a runaway class-d to an actual SCP just for making it out of the facility. It would make more sense if they took you to one of the commanders and asked for you to be recruited to one of the MTF units or something or just gave you a special position in the Foundation.

LORD DEATH wrote:About the gate A ending where the guards spot you and capture you(not the Chaos Insurgency) It seems kind of odd that they would reclassify a runaway class-d to an actual SCP just for making it out of the facility. It would make more sense if they took you to one of the commanders and asked for you to be recruited to one of the MTF units or something or just gave you a special position in the Foundation.

Good idea. One day, you are a pathetic death row inmante, the next, you are an MTF going commando on Able.

Oh yeah! Duh . Okay so maybe that isn't a god idea. I'm not sure what would be more logical ending being captured by the MTF and all but they don't need to be classifying a runaway class-d as an SCP bject just because it knows how to escape the Facility.

LORD DEATH wrote:Oh yeah! Duh . Okay so maybe that isn't a god idea. I'm not sure what would be more logical ending being captured by the MTF and all but they don't need to be classifying a runaway class-d as an SCP bject just because it knows how to escape the Facility.

Yes, I really think that it's a good idea.

Hey guys! First post...and its a ridiculous wall of text! 8D

You were warned

So, Something on my mind for a while was the addition of a new area to the game, accessible via cargo lift downwards into a Terrarium section. (A fake outdoors area to improve moral and contain several animal SCPs) Areas would included rounded corridors looking like Aquarium corridors surrounded by glass with fake grass and trees to view outside and regular concrete and metal flooring within, intersections with park benches and a central tree or small deactivated fountain, Animal containment rooms, plantlife containment rooms and a remote power/server room as well as a place for one of the doctors to have his office moved to Doesn't matter who...But someone needs to be in charge of this section :3.

The Terrarium would give rise to a proper home to several new SCPs and events (perhaps even a glimpse of a wandering Builder Bear in the undergrowth of the corridors...).

SCP Number: 524
SCP Nickname: Walter the Omnivorous Rabbit
Ingame mechanics: A low level observation room that houses a window into a small grassed enclosure. No sign of 524 except a hole eaten out of the wall underneath the window and another hole under nearby shelves. Certain spawns of the terrarium corridors would have similar eaten holes. Occasional scrabbling in the walls gives the impression it is always moving and chewing.

SCP Number: 038
SCP Nickname: Everything Tree
Ingame mechanics: Much like the Mod except that the power room would allow reactivation of the water mister. Without the mister the tree will not respond to attempts to clone items; only providing the message 'It seems dehydrated' when touched.

SCP Number: 1054
SCP Nickname: 'Garden' Gnome
Ingame mechanics: Viewable via containment window in adjacent observation room. Object sits creepily amongst grass and ceramic toadstools with a few 'Gnome homes' in the immediate vicinity. Seemingly during a state of rest or 'night'.

SCP Number: 1057
SCP Nickname: Absence of Shark
Ingame mechanics: A Large tank of water sits in the center of a large room. A few computer stations litter the ground floor with a staircase leading to the upper floor. Occasional splashing and the deep rumbling noise of a large object gliding around underwater can be heard whilst inside the room. Attempting to interact with the water or tank glass gains the message 'Something tells you that would be a terrible idea'. Stepping into the water results in immediate loud, splash with blurred underwater vision followed just as immediately by a snapping noises muted by water and death with a death message of 'DNA analysis of the heavily desiccated body found within the water of the highly agitated SCP 1057 tells us it belonged to D-(numbers i have forgotten XD) observation of similar reactions with this species suggests the creature was startled'

SCP Number: 1783
SCP Nickname: Cardboard Cutout Dog
Ingame mechanics: A large grassy enclosure viewable through an observation window shows nothing to be found. When the window is looked away from for a moment the sound of movement and panting can be heard, If returned to the window will show the dog sat in the grass staring at the player, making loud whining and occasional barks when not directly viewed to scare and disturb players who do not know of the SCP.

SCP Number: 549
SCP Nickname: Ursa Minor
Ingame mechanics: Able to discover its containment room but the door into its enclosure is opened remotely from its observation room. Entering its observation causes a minor power surge that blacks out the lights and shuts the player in during which loud distressed bear noises are heard followed by a giant metal scream from the doors, the lights then return. Upon leaving the observation room you find the door to its containment room is buckled beyond use, a small gap burst open in the door allows the viewing of a rocky floor and minimal grass beyond. Occasional ambient bear growls and distant roars persist in the terrarium section from that moment forth.

SCP Number: 1013
SCP Nickname: Cockatrice
Ingame mechanics: I'm mainly Unsure of this one but i'll start typing and make it up as i go alone! Perhaps the door to its containment zone is wide open despite needing level 4 to close it. Its enclosure is desert based but empty of presence except the statues of a scientist standing with a hole in its forehead and a guard on the floor, laying nearby is a small box presumably to hold 1013. Staying near the 'statue' for long enough allows you to hear gentle squishing and scratching noises inside also perhaps a lizard hiss if you move too close. A paper on the floor outside in observation is a printed e-mail stating 'New protocols state in the event of a site wide containment breach all instances of 1013 must be remotely contained for general safety reasons' adding underneath in a reply e-mail 'Thank God we only have 1 of them here for testing! I hear over at their original Site-█ they have over [REDACTED] of the bloody things! Can you imagine?!' Interacting with the hole causes pain and the message 'Something bit you!' Over time your movement will slow and before long you will calcify if not killed by MTF, an SCP or cured by 500-1. If you don't calcify inside the Terrarium section the death message will state. 'Cause of death determined to be fatal bite by 1013. The calcified remains being so far from its containment zone are worrying to say the least. Containment Breach threat level elevated.'

SCP Number: 1793
SCP Nickname: Happy Bunny
Ingame mechanics: Viewable in its comfortable living room on a sofa in front of a fire place with a carrot in front of it.
Interaction with its view window will cause the message. 'Lucky sod...'

SCP Number: 250
SCP Nickname: Most of an Allosaurus
Ingame mechanics: The 'Main attraction' down here as it were.
The only way out of the Terrarium is blocked but a note tells of a maintenance passage beyond 250's habitat. The observation room of 250 is very large with large doors to its main enclosure but a smaller human door should the need arise. Beyond the door is the loud sound of thudding footsteps, vegetation being disturbed and crushed and occasional deafening roars that shake the room, the door is openable to see the vegetation and light misting of the environment but entering will cause roaring and quick death. A nearby switch is labeled 'Day' and 'Night' flipping the switch to night causes a power down sound followed by a loud animal groan then a thump and silence. Stepping through the door at that point will allow you to enter the 'night' enclosure and proceed unharmed even able to locate and observe the remains. Attempting to access the door at the far end causes 079 to interfere. The door will close and lock and the lights will shut on with 079s typical sound. Escape is possible as 250 wakes and re-adjusts to its quick shutdown and wake up. At this point played will go to the power room and shut off 'Upper Floor Connection' essentially isolating the terrarium from the upper floor to all but users of the elevators (to prevent electricity based SCPs from spreading to the lower floors or indeed the upper floors). This allows you to switch the 'Night Switch' and proceed safely to the other end wherein you would be able to proceed through the Terrarium's other half for a second chance at SCP spawns and perhaps find an inland dock and a new method of escape and ending.


I would appreciate any feedback...also keep in mind I have both too much time on my hands and far too much imagination..coupled with not enough grammatical sense and a partially broken keyboard and you get...this.
^.^; Your thoughts?
Also, i'm aware most of these SCPs are 'isolated' or unseeable..but the way i see it..If your idea requires a new model or ridiculous animations and cutscenes..I don't see it getting implemented by a team of so few working for free for a project that will also be free. Meanwhile is your ideas are more like references and minor encounters it seems more likely.

And yes I am well aware of the hypocrisy of me saying this while suggesting a whole new game area XD I just dont want to get my own hopes and ideas up about things that require too much work is all :3.
anyway i'm going to actively have to tear myself away from this post XD Thanks for your reading time.

Ravenxeo wrote:

Spoiler

Hey guys! First post...and its a ridiculous wall of text! 8D

You were warned

So, Something on my mind for a while was the addition of a new area to the game, accessible via cargo lift downwards into a Terrarium section. (A fake outdoors area to improve moral and contain several animal SCPs) Areas would included rounded corridors looking like Aquarium corridors surrounded by glass with fake grass and trees to view outside and regular concrete and metal flooring within, intersections with park benches and a central tree or small deactivated fountain, Animal containment rooms, plantlife containment rooms and a remote power/server room as well as a place for one of the doctors to have his office moved to Doesn't matter who...But someone needs to be in charge of this section :3.

The Terrarium would give rise to a proper home to several new SCPs and events (perhaps even a glimpse of a wandering Builder Bear in the undergrowth of the corridors...).

SCP Number: 524
SCP Nickname: Walter the Omnivorous Rabbit
Ingame mechanics: A low level observation room that houses a window into a small grassed enclosure. No sign of 524 except a hole eaten out of the wall underneath the window and another hole under nearby shelves. Certain spawns of the terrarium corridors would have similar eaten holes. Occasional scrabbling in the walls gives the impression it is always moving and chewing.

SCP Number: 038
SCP Nickname: Everything Tree
Ingame mechanics: Much like the Mod except that the power room would allow reactivation of the water mister. Without the mister the tree will not respond to attempts to clone items; only providing the message 'It seems dehydrated' when touched.

SCP Number: 1054
SCP Nickname: 'Garden' Gnome
Ingame mechanics: Viewable via containment window in adjacent observation room. Object sits creepily amongst grass and ceramic toadstools with a few 'Gnome homes' in the immediate vicinity. Seemingly during a state of rest or 'night'.

SCP Number: 1057
SCP Nickname: Absence of Shark
Ingame mechanics: A Large tank of water sits in the center of a large room. A few computer stations litter the ground floor with a staircase leading to the upper floor. Occasional splashing and the deep rumbling noise of a large object gliding around underwater can be heard whilst inside the room. Attempting to interact with the water or tank glass gains the message 'Something tells you that would be a terrible idea'. Stepping into the water results in immediate loud, splash with blurred underwater vision followed just as immediately by a snapping noises muted by water and death with a death message of 'DNA analysis of the heavily desiccated body found within the water of the highly agitated SCP 1057 tells us it belonged to D-(numbers i have forgotten XD) observation of similar reactions with this species suggests the creature was startled'

SCP Number: 1783
SCP Nickname: Cardboard Cutout Dog
Ingame mechanics: A large grassy enclosure viewable through an observation window shows nothing to be found. When the window is looked away from for a moment the sound of movement and panting can be heard, If returned to the window will show the dog sat in the grass staring at the player, making loud whining and occasional barks when not directly viewed to scare and disturb players who do not know of the SCP.

SCP Number: 549
SCP Nickname: Ursa Minor
Ingame mechanics: Able to discover its containment room but the door into its enclosure is opened remotely from its observation room. Entering its observation causes a minor power surge that blacks out the lights and shuts the player in during which loud distressed bear noises are heard followed by a giant metal scream from the doors, the lights then return. Upon leaving the observation room you find the door to its containment room is buckled beyond use, a small gap burst open in the door allows the viewing of a rocky floor and minimal grass beyond. Occasional ambient bear growls and distant roars persist in the terrarium section from that moment forth.

SCP Number: 1013
SCP Nickname: Cockatrice
Ingame mechanics: I'm mainly Unsure of this one but i'll start typing and make it up as i go alone! Perhaps the door to its containment zone is wide open despite needing level 4 to close it. Its enclosure is desert based but empty of presence except the statues of a scientist standing with a hole in its forehead and a guard on the floor, laying nearby is a small box presumably to hold 1013. Staying near the 'statue' for long enough allows you to hear gentle squishing and scratching noises inside also perhaps a lizard hiss if you move too close. A paper on the floor outside in observation is a printed e-mail stating 'New protocols state in the event of a site wide containment breach all instances of 1013 must be remotely contained for general safety reasons' adding underneath in a reply e-mail 'Thank God we only have 1 of them here for testing! I hear over at their original Site-█ they have over [REDACTED] of the bloody things! Can you imagine?!' Interacting with the hole causes pain and the message 'Something bit you!' Over time your movement will slow and before long you will calcify if not killed by MTF, an SCP or cured by 500-1. If you don't calcify inside the Terrarium section the death message will state. 'Cause of death determined to be fatal bite by 1013. The calcified remains being so far from its containment zone are worrying to say the least. Containment Breach threat level elevated.'

SCP Number: 1793
SCP Nickname: Happy Bunny
Ingame mechanics: Viewable in its comfortable living room on a sofa in front of a fire place with a carrot in front of it.
Interaction with its view window will cause the message. 'Lucky sod...'

SCP Number: 250
SCP Nickname: Most of an Allosaurus
Ingame mechanics: The 'Main attraction' down here as it were.
The only way out of the Terrarium is blocked but a note tells of a maintenance passage beyond 250's habitat. The observation room of 250 is very large with large doors to its main enclosure but a smaller human door should the need arise. Beyond the door is the loud sound of thudding footsteps, vegetation being disturbed and crushed and occasional deafening roars that shake the room, the door is openable to see the vegetation and light misting of the environment but entering will cause roaring and quick death. A nearby switch is labeled 'Day' and 'Night' flipping the switch to night causes a power down sound followed by a loud animal groan then a thump and silence. Stepping through the door at that point will allow you to enter the 'night' enclosure and proceed unharmed even able to locate and observe the remains. Attempting to access the door at the far end causes 079 to interfere. The door will close and lock and the lights will shut on with 079s typical sound. Escape is possible as 250 wakes and re-adjusts to its quick shutdown and wake up. At this point played will go to the power room and shut off 'Upper Floor Connection' essentially isolating the terrarium from the upper floor to all but users of the elevators (to prevent electricity based SCPs from spreading to the lower floors or indeed the upper floors). This allows you to switch the 'Night Switch' and proceed safely to the other end wherein you would be able to proceed through the Terrarium's other half for a second chance at SCP spawns and perhaps find an inland dock and a new method of escape and ending.


I would appreciate any feedback...also keep in mind I have both too much time on my hands and far too much imagination..coupled with not enough grammatical sense and a partially broken keyboard and you get...this.
^.^; Your thoughts?
Also, i'm aware most of these SCPs are 'isolated' or unseeable..but the way i see it..If your idea requires a new model or ridiculous animations and cutscenes..I don't see it getting implemented by a team of so few working for free for a project that will also be free. Meanwhile is your ideas are more like references and minor encounters it seems more likely.

And yes I am well aware of the hypocrisy of me saying this while suggesting a whole new game area XD I just dont want to get my own hopes and ideas up about things that require too much work is all :3.
anyway i'm going to actively have to tear myself away from this post XD Thanks for your reading time.

I like this idea, but no so many SCP's as of just yet.