I need some help in terms of knowing which side Ballora actually appears on, THIS IS VERY HARD TO TELL PLEASE HELP

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Hi all you won't probably know me, but I had bought the game "Five Nights at Freddy's Sister Location" recently and that I tried "angry ballet" on "easy" mode just to get a feel of what the animatronics were going to be like, and I have issues regarding Ballora's appearance when she goes left or right, the sound in which she makes is played in BOTH ears so it's REALLY hard to tell exactly where she is and I wonder how to actually understand the fundamentals of Ballora moving left or right, please give me tips I would very much appreciate it.

[Lord Egg]

You need a certain type of headphones, sorry bout that

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Originally posted by The Earthdragonninja:

You need a certain type of headphones, sorry bout that

Oh that was why LOL thank you very much so it WAS an auditory thing then, I see

[Pip]

The earbuds, to be exact.

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Originally posted by Captain Beemerang Jr.:

The earbuds, to be exact.

Thank you for the precise use that would be recommended +1

[Micah]

Ya need surround speakers or headphones, stereo type of stuff.

[flightc0re]

Originally posted by Captain Blix=I tried "angry ballet" on "easy" mode just to get a feel of what the animatronics were going to be like[/quote:

I don't mean to be rude, but that isn't a good idea. :P
The game itself is much dufferent from the Custom Night.
Also, contrary to what a lot of people say, you don't need expensive headphones to hear well. Just get a cheap pair of surround-sound earbuds, turn your volume up a little bit (15 to 25 works well), and be a brave b0i.

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Originally posted by ActiveShard:

Originally posted by Captain Blix=I tried "angry ballet" on "easy" mode just to get a feel of what the animatronics were going to be like[/quote:

I don't mean to be rude, but that isn't a good idea. :P
The game itself is much dufferent from the Custom Night.
Also, contrary to what a lot of people say, you don't need expensive headphones to hear well. Just get a cheap pair of surround-sound earbuds, turn your volume up a little bit (15 to 25 works well), and be a brave b0i.

I wasn't saying that in terms of the MAIN gameplay I was speaking specifically about "custom night" sorry if I kinda confused you... anyhow I was just testing my brain to see if it was up to the task of warding of those animatronics haha, but thank you for the reply anyway and thanks for the tip for volume too!

[flightc0re]

Originally posted by Captain Blix:

Originally posted by ActiveShard:

I don't mean to be rude, but that isn't a good idea. :P
The game itself is much dufferent from the Custom Night.
Also, contrary to what a lot of people say, you don't need expensive headphones to hear well. Just get a cheap pair of surround-sound earbuds, turn your volume up a little bit (15 to 25 works well), and be a brave b0i.

I wasn't saying that in terms of the MAIN gameplay I was speaking specifically about "custom night" sorry if I kinda confused you... anyhow I was just testing my brain to see if it was up to the task of warding of those animatronics haha, but thank you for the reply anyway and thanks for the tip for volume too!

Oh well pfft :P
Well glad I could at least help a little bit. The jumpscares aren't that bad once you get past the whole "SCREEEEEEE" thing. Just be warned if you have headphones with pads on the ears, they may make the sound kinda louder becuase of the whole sounds-vibrating-off-walls-makes-them-louder thing. But just to be fair, I am not to be held responsible to any hearing loss, brain damage, or emotional trauma you may incur.

[Vgl]

Originally posted by ActiveShard:

Originally posted by Captain Blix:

I wasn't saying that in terms of the MAIN gameplay I was speaking specifically about "custom night" sorry if I kinda confused you... anyhow I was just testing my brain to see if it was up to the task of warding of those animatronics haha, but thank you for the reply anyway and thanks for the tip for volume too!

Oh well pfft :P
Well glad I could at least help a little bit. The jumpscares aren't that bad once you get past the whole "SCREEEEEEE" thing. Just be warned if you have headphones with pads on the ears, they may make the sound kinda louder becuase of the whole sounds-vibrating-off-walls-makes-them-louder thing. But just to be fair, I am not to be held responsible to any hearing loss, brain damage, or emotional trauma you may incur.

Hey no problem I know you're not responsible for hearing issues LMAO :P :P XD