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Excellent!
Now, how did you find me.
Now, how did you find me.
March 2, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Excellent!
Now, how did you find me.
Now, how did you find me.
who took this photure
January 31, 2025 at 2:35 PM
who took this photure
Jarvis, follow this person for liking SCP
January 14, 2025 at 6:36 AM
Jarvis, follow this person for liking SCP
okay is that a store or something
January 14, 2025 at 6:30 AM
okay is that a store or something
croquette sounds delicious where can I get one
January 13, 2025 at 4:34 AM
croquette sounds delicious where can I get one
The stories within the queer SCPs are great! Another queer SCP I do like is SCP-6354, "I Never Got To Say Goodbye".
December 7, 2024 at 9:18 AM
The stories within the queer SCPs are great! Another queer SCP I do like is SCP-6354, "I Never Got To Say Goodbye".
SCP-3540, "Don't Queer the Reaper" is a very fun read! Another recent one I've read that would be good within an audio format would be SCP-4874, "Friends With You".
December 5, 2024 at 12:49 AM
SCP-3540, "Don't Queer the Reaper" is a very fun read! Another recent one I've read that would be good within an audio format would be SCP-4874, "Friends With You".
Some good has come from the modern Backrooms and I cannot deny that, but the shallow execution and absence of creativity leaves something to be desired.
December 4, 2024 at 11:14 AM
Some good has come from the modern Backrooms and I cannot deny that, but the shallow execution and absence of creativity leaves something to be desired.
It'd be a much more unique take than just *another* vague organisation which helps mitigate abnormal issues.
Although to be perfectly clear, SCP does have similar issues, and this all comes down to bias. I personally like the Backrooms to stay fairly simple, but the same could be said about SCP.
Although to be perfectly clear, SCP does have similar issues, and this all comes down to bias. I personally like the Backrooms to stay fairly simple, but the same could be said about SCP.
December 4, 2024 at 11:13 AM
It'd be a much more unique take than just *another* vague organisation which helps mitigate abnormal issues.
Although to be perfectly clear, SCP does have similar issues, and this all comes down to bias. I personally like the Backrooms to stay fairly simple, but the same could be said about SCP.
Although to be perfectly clear, SCP does have similar issues, and this all comes down to bias. I personally like the Backrooms to stay fairly simple, but the same could be said about SCP.
My personal favourites would be the Murphy Law trilogy (SCP-3043, SCP-3143 & SCP-7043).
December 3, 2024 at 8:10 AM
My personal favourites would be the Murphy Law trilogy (SCP-3043, SCP-3143 & SCP-7043).
great golly....
December 2, 2024 at 8:38 AM
great golly....
Guys they're lying, I'm like 11 years old
December 2, 2024 at 7:09 AM
Guys they're lying, I'm like 11 years old
(*IF I'm allowed to)
Ma fault gang, it turns out I would not pass the literary requirement for the Foundation.
Ma fault gang, it turns out I would not pass the literary requirement for the Foundation.
December 1, 2024 at 10:54 AM
(*IF I'm allowed to)
Ma fault gang, it turns out I would not pass the literary requirement for the Foundation.
Ma fault gang, it turns out I would not pass the literary requirement for the Foundation.
Logically: Playtime Co. probably being the safest option here.
Deciding with pure bias? SCP Foundation all the way. The chances of me being introduced to a truly dangerous SCP is fairly low I'd like to imagine.
As long as I read the descriptions (I'm allowed to) I should be fine.
Deciding with pure bias? SCP Foundation all the way. The chances of me being introduced to a truly dangerous SCP is fairly low I'd like to imagine.
As long as I read the descriptions (I'm allowed to) I should be fine.
December 1, 2024 at 10:47 AM
Logically: Playtime Co. probably being the safest option here.
Deciding with pure bias? SCP Foundation all the way. The chances of me being introduced to a truly dangerous SCP is fairly low I'd like to imagine.
As long as I read the descriptions (I'm allowed to) I should be fine.
Deciding with pure bias? SCP Foundation all the way. The chances of me being introduced to a truly dangerous SCP is fairly low I'd like to imagine.
As long as I read the descriptions (I'm allowed to) I should be fine.
That's an infinitely more unique premise than "Monster number #205812951: it'll kill you and there's no escape, but here's a variety of ways you can survive."
November 21, 2024 at 12:00 PM
That's an infinitely more unique premise than "Monster number #205812951: it'll kill you and there's no escape, but here's a variety of ways you can survive."
These are questions that have no answer that would be found realistically. It's a mystery riddled with more mysteries, it's perfectly fine the way it was.
Not everything needs a tangible antagonist.
Not everything needs a tangible antagonist.
November 21, 2024 at 11:46 AM
These are questions that have no answer that would be found realistically. It's a mystery riddled with more mysteries, it's perfectly fine the way it was.
Not everything needs a tangible antagonist.
Not everything needs a tangible antagonist.
Exactly. The horror of the Backrooms lies within being a labyrinth of mystery. Thinking about the Backrooms as a concept stirs up more questions than answers: why does a place like this exist? Why does it look so "familiar"? And is there actually something inside the Backrooms lurking?
November 21, 2024 at 11:43 AM
Exactly. The horror of the Backrooms lies within being a labyrinth of mystery. Thinking about the Backrooms as a concept stirs up more questions than answers: why does a place like this exist? Why does it look so "familiar"? And is there actually something inside the Backrooms lurking?