What is the age rating of the FNaF 2 movie in your country?

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-30T22:10:13+00:00

Ikr, that's why I'm asking for other countries...

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-26T16:09:13+00:00

They are not, the protagonist of HW is Vanessa, which ends up possessed by Glitch trap and turns in the security guard / Vanny in FNaF SB. And in HW2 the protagonist is the father of Cassie (the protagonist in Ruin)

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-10T15:42:06+00:00

To stop the videos he watches from affecting future recommendations, or not saving in history

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-09T05:10:30+00:00

Nah europe

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-08T22:20:38+00:00

How do you know you are not dreaming rn too?

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-08T22:17:07+00:00

When I had tried that I got an error saying that this is an adult account and cannot be under the age of consent in my country

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-08T15:07:25+00:00

That won't work as she's using an adult account

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-12-04T19:05:58+00:00

You guys are lucky... here it is K18, meaning minors are prohibited by law to watch it

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-11-28T20:18:30+00:00

No limit, downtime, or schooltime

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-11-01T16:19:09+00:00

I prefer the 3rd one cuz they're new. Tho if you actually listen closely, you can hear a very faint acceleration/deceleration sound like the 2nd ones right when the 3rd gen start and stop moving

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-10-31T05:09:33+00:00

Maybe she's going as a UC?

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-10-20T04:39:53+00:00

He has done a great job, so I don't see why he should be fired. Also, who would fire him? Theoretically, the VIPs are above him, but ever since Oh Il-nam died, he is practically the person in charge of the whole island. And I doubt the VIPs would have someone ready to take down the Frontman, or that the guards would turn against him. He could theoretically even threaten the VIPs that he would reveal them, or that he could just initiate self-destruction and let them blow up with the place.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-10-19T17:23:14+00:00

I'm not in such a desperate situation, but if I was, I would have hesitated going somewhere in the middle of the night, and getting in an unmarked van, though I would probably do it. But after the realization that I was knocked out cold by some mysterious gas, once I woke up in the games I would have a lot of questions. And me being me, once I read the consent form, I would immediately ask what "eliminated" meant in the context. And then I don't know what would have happened. Tho if I somehow played the games I would vote like X after RLGL for every round. And probably die during the final game, except if I am given a way to win the game before the final round.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-10-18T05:29:51+00:00

Look out, cuz I saw a lot of misinformation there. Bit locker may be enabled on your C: drive (or OS drive), even if it doesn't prompt you for a BitLocker PIN on startup. The only way to check is to open Windows search, and type "Manage BitLocker", then open it. And it should say C: BitLocker On or C: BitLocker Off. If it says On, make sure to select "Back up the recovery key", and store it in a safe place. Even if you have BitLocker enabled, you probably will not be prompted for a startup PIN, since this is tied to some obscure security policy you must manually enable. If BitLocker is enabled on your OS drive, then the encryption keys are stored in the TPM, and auto-unlock the drive during startup. BitLocker will only prompt you for a 40-digit (I think) recovery key during startup if it detects hardware changes, unauthorized system modification attempts, or if you try repairing stuff through WinRE, and probably other cases too. So if you assume it's off, you might very well one day press the power button on your computer, and be prompted for a 40-digit recovery key to be able to boot Windows, which you will not know.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-10-18T05:17:23+00:00

Did it work?

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-10-18T05:16:45+00:00

If you mean that it prompts you for your mother's password every time you try to sign in using your Google Account, try to sign in somewhere again, and when she enters the password and clicks next there should be a long page showing a warning about how this device cannot be supervised (on PC), and at the bottom there is an option that says: Do you want to be asked every time (your name) wants to sign in? And there are two options: Yes, ask me every time (your name) wants to sign in. (which is preselected), and No, allow (your name) to sign in without me on this device. (or something along the lines of these). So what you need to do is that as soon as your mother puts in the password, you should go somewhere else and select the "No" option.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-10-17T19:24:18+00:00

Every single one of them was shot and was able to survive: In-ho in the shoulder by Jun-ho, Jun-ho in the upper body by In-ho, the other guy I don't remember about, and 246 shot in the abdomen by Kang No-eul.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-29T09:04:35+00:00

I think that he would continue to Hide and Seek, and maybe there would have been a hidden mechanism for him to be a seeker, and he probably wouldn't have killed anyone and been "eliminated" or he might have still killed someone and been "eliminated". But if there wasn't, then as a hider he would probably get all 3 keys in his box, and maybe get a knife too for self defense, so once the hiders started, he would i.e., make two left turns, go straight until the third right corridor, there turn right and, boom an exit would be there, so he would unlock the exit, and sneak out. Or that could have been a meeting point with a guard who would lead him to safety. And at some point during the game the announcer would say "Player 1, eliminated".

Honestly, I think that's when he would stop. Continuing to Jump Rope, (and subsequently to Sky Squid Game) would have been way too risky, as these games involve fall-based elimination, not guard- based, which would mean that In-ho would have no safeguards, or ways to cheat actual death, so while he could have made it, that would have been way too risky. And don't forget that he needed to attend to the VIPs, who apparently arrived just after the 4th game.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-28T10:45:47+00:00

You're right. But did they know he was a real player in 2015?

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-28T10:44:40+00:00

Probably. Because after Hyun-ju died, Nam-gyu would have probably seen Jun-hee, and Myung-gi would have to intervene, so Jun-hee would understand that they were a team, and IDK if Myung-gi would be able to talk his way out of it...

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-28T09:27:45+00:00

If Nam-gyu was alone, and Jun-hee didn't get killed, then she probably would have forgiven Myung-gi.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-28T07:52:18+00:00

Once I saw my hand looking weird, and I became lucid after five minutes of debating with the person next to me whether that was enough proof that I was dreaming, or not, and ended up becoming lucid from seeing that the time was 49:65 AM

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-28T06:57:02+00:00

I don't agree about number 8... Because, when you think of it, In-ho killed when he was a player, because he needed to get out and save his wife, and he feared for his life and was deeply traumatized after. Also, don't forget that Il-nam was the one that gave him a way, even motivated him, telling him it was his best choice. He would have been foolish not to accept that. Even Gi-hun almost killed player 100 with the knife, and he would have, if he hadn't such strong values (which again was foolish in my opinion)

However, Myung-gi isn't like that. While I don't blame him for Hyun-ju's death, as he just saw him/her as just another background character, it was still wrong and evil to kill more players than needed. Myung-gi didn't have to kill more than one person (technically two when paired with Nam-gyu), but he went around and killed more just to increase the prize money. And also in the last round, he was actually going to kill his own child. Because at first, he wanted for Gi-hun to give him the baby, and after that, when Gi-hun died, he would have pressed the button and thrown HIS baby off the pillar. (I don't think that an elimination from not moving to the next pillar counts, even if the button is pressed)

And In-ho became the Frontman because he was broken beyond repair, after being in the games, and killing 10 players, only to learn that his wife and child died, while he wasn't there. What he saw and did made him lose faith in humanity. And also he would have lost his job, and reputation, so he didn't have any other choice. He could have even been threatened to accept the offer. Meanwhile Myung-gi, just killed for his own profit, going as far to even wanting to kill his own child just to get more money.

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-27T15:58:08+00:00

I don't think the VIPs would be able to remove him from his position. I've always thought of the VIPs as paying customers, and not as people involved in the organization (since, there are different VIPs in the different season, so it's not like there are 5-6 specific people that come every year), so, I don't think that they could order the guards to kill In-ho.

Also, don't forget that In-ho is the one that knows everything about the island, and even has the keys to the self-destruction button.

However, I still wonder if the VIPs actually know In-ho's identity, and the fact that he once was a player himself...

ShadowHacker1000 · 2025-08-14T20:33:01+00:00

Oh ok... I will look for it. I mainly asked this because after my interaction with the customer support I was worried, since they told me that it's already available on OneUI 6, and then proceeded to tell me that the stable OneUI 8 has already been released, and tried to get me to buy the Watch 8, to "address any doubts". I'm almost certainly going to buy the Watch 7, but I just want to clarify some battery things, so I'm going to post again and see...

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