Backrooms - Instancing

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  @LNSO2006 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I like how this followed the movie canon where not all Still lives <b>*SEEM*</b> to be hostile. Which makes this whole video a lot more funny when you just imagine a still life following a bunch of dudes he doesnt know just because they look like him like<br>&quot;What are we hiding from boys?&quot;

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• AZ

  @azariah_kyras · 2 weeks ago

  I don&apos;t know why but it&apos;s kinda cute that it tagged along with the team and was just kind of wandering around with them. <br>Kind of like a little kid who follows a bunch of older kids around

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• HI

  @Historicaleducation-pm1li · 1 month ago

  I like how they heard the noise and just immediately booked it

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• MO

  @MonoYellows · 1 month ago (edited)

  Bro this might genuinely the closest fan work i&apos;ve seen closest to Kane&apos;s work. The voice acting is top notch, really feels like honest human interaction, especially when reacting to things. The thing I really love abt KP&apos;s Backrooms is that when it recreates environments, the way it does it is just creepy. Like putting a banister when not needed, a super narrow staircase, or a door leading to nowhere. Like it&apos;s meant to have a function, but The Complex clearly doesn&apos;t know that, and just puts it there. TLDR: You absolutely nailed this, well done!

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• TH

  @Thatoneguy-j8w · 1 month ago

  The creepiest part of that still life is the fact that we don’t know how long it was there with the team without any of them noticing it

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• GR

  @grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic445 · 1 month ago

  The idea that still life can blend in with the team and just wander with them aimlessly for hours before anyone notices, and subsequent horror of realization, is the coolest thing introduced by community to Kane&apos;s universe ever. In my head it will be canon event. Awesome work really

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• NE

  @nexy_nexus · 1 month ago

  I like the detail of one of the hazmats noticing the tape and going &quot;there&apos;s tape, we don&apos;t use the tape anymore...&quot;<br><br>In everything must go and the movie you never saw them use the tape when exploring the complex, Kane said they used a new system

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• BO

  @boxinabox23 · 1 month ago (edited)

  This is such an immersive backrooms video...instead of a random murderous boogeyman appearing out of nowhere like many videos portray, it has a haphazardly duplicated ASYNC researcher stumbling around, much like how the other objects were created. I look forward to more of your videos!

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• TE

  @Teebs0402 · 1 month ago

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HByIBDa7c0&amp;t=267">4:27</a> this is some amazing detail man. The researcher on the mic responding to Kelowna, and forgetting to actually broadcast his sentence on the mic for the first time, and then him resetting and trying again, and then you hear the signature “over” signal. This is top notch stuff

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• BR

  @BrightBlockua · 1 month ago

  Really enjoy how the Still Life didn&apos;t just immediately attack the camera man<br>That&apos;s how most Still Life interactions should go down most of the time a lot of them I feel like would pay no mind to you being there

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• NI

  @nightrunner823mcpro2 · 1 month ago

  One thing I think works really well, intentional or not, is the fact there is SO many of them there. Usually there&apos;s only around 3-4 but seeing that many hazmats in one place and knowing any of them could be fake had me on edge the whole time. The pacing , the attention to detail, the buildup, the sheer quality, I loved every single second of this and I really love how I knew exactly what was about to go down because the Insancing theory was one I was really interested in, and to see this is super cool. Amazing work!

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• AL

  @Al3x-2005 · 1 month ago

  I really love the scene where the whole team is freaking out over the replica of their outpost

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