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Speedwagon has Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location

Oct 9, 2016 @ 3:08pm

How do you beat Night 4? (Strategy?)

Most people tell me "Wind up the Springlocks and ignore the Minireenas" but that doesn't work at all.

Last edited by Speedwagon; Oct 9, 2016 @ 3:09pm

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Zephkiel

Oct 9, 2016 @ 3:26pm

Wind up the Springlocks and ignore the Minireenas crawling in the middle of the screen. Tap wiggle in between winding to knock down the Minireenas crawling up the side of the side.

It's very unforgiving towards the end, but this is the best strategy I've seen.

Mammoth Tank has Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location

Oct 9, 2016 @ 3:46pm

You fail when one spring lock reaches failure state.
You fail if one of the side puppets reach the top of the suit.

The problem with this level is that while there's two ways to fail, there's no feedback to let the player know which failure triggered. If a puppet reaches the top, they jump scare. If a spring lock fails...a puppet jump scares you. Storywise and gameplay wise, the face mask would cause a fatal springback action jumpscare to let the player know they failed a spring lock task and to adjust their gameplay.

The puppets which crawl into the suit serve a single purpose and connot be avoided; to panic the player character causing increased breathing and heartrate which causes all spring locks to fail more quickly.

Nekobash

Oct 9, 2016 @ 5:02pm

Originally posted by Rip3001:
You fail when one spring lock reaches failure state.
You fail if one of the side puppets reach the top of the suit.

The problem with this level is that while there's two ways to fail, there's no feedback to let the player know which failure triggered. If a puppet reaches the top, they jump scare. If a spring lock fails...a puppet jump scares you. Storywise and gameplay wise, the face mask would cause a fatal springback action jumpscare to let the player know they failed a spring lock task and to adjust their gameplay.

The puppets which crawl into the suit serve a single purpose and connot be avoided; to panic the player character causing increased breathing and heartrate which causes all spring locks to fail more quickly.

Thanks for that. I thought I was doing something wrong with shaking them off since they were crawling into the suit and I couldn't stop them.