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In the hidden files section the "I am the one who knocks" you cant find in the original game, purely added by the "developers" of SCP:CBR. "Why did they add it?", you may ask. They tampered with the lore.
In Dr Harps's office you can find a document, it's a journal of Jim Gonzales, in the original game, the sticky note on the page says something different i can't fit.
In SCP:CBR it reads "I am the one who knocks"
More evidence the lore has been tampered with is the ID Card of Ross Emily Sharon found in SCP's 1499 and 500's joint containment room, which in the original has a picture of Ross, but in SCP:CBR its swapped with McLovin's picture and name.
Even these small changes can cause a break of immersion.
While i do understand that this game is just a mix of SCP:CB UER and SCP:PR (CC-BY-SA moment.) i think you should only play this for the workshop.
Added: Backstory Section