@@laurianeboyault3768 oui, youtube ajoute des voix IA automatiquement! C'est trop zarbi et j'aime pas perso

@@danfletcher3255 yes, exactly!!!

yes!

@@TocaDoBonnie_oficial while that is the main use, as explained in the games and books, it's inherently unsafe and dumb for a variety of reasons. First of, while it *could* be a tad cheaper on the long run, simply develloping the idea is initialy pretty costly. But even with the suits being cheaper, they present huge flaws due to their nature. Firstly, they are probably heavy and uncomfortable. Wearing the ENTIRE endoskeleton around you is probably not the most enticing experience in the world. Secondly, the animatronics are stated to have their own power sources in fnaf. Don't you think there are risks of electrocution? Wearing the whole elecrtical circuit is risky. In term, I came to the conclusion that this alternative use of springlock suits could counter-act these issues and make better sense of the walking death traps that are springlock suits !

@technofurs Interesting, but I have a theory about user protection and batteries. The claws on the ribs must be some kind of connector to activate the animatronics in full. I believe the jumpsuit is necessary for this reason. My suits are still in the testing phase, but I'm testing this rib theory and yes! It worked perfectly. When they're retracted, it connects to a copper plate in the endo's spine, giving it the possibility of activating itself. When the ribs are open or exposed, it makes it impossible for the suit to activate. And look, I've tried to electrocute myself in every way with the help of 2 physics and chemistry professionals. There's no way to electrocute yourself unless you pull the wires yourself, but it's impossible because the wiring is inside the endo, well protected from any contact with the skin or any part of our body.

@Governor-n1x the officer is Clay Burke, from the fnaf novels. He states that it is not convenient for Fazbear Entertainment to deal with Afton's death to hide his actual sentiment. Clay, in this moment, thinks of the parents of the victims, who either didn't live up to this day, or moved on from the MCI. He thinks that this horrendous man met the fate he deserved, and, in an effort to leave painful memories behind, he thinks that it's better off to leave the man boarded up. A part of him also knows that if Fazbear Entertainment found Afton's corpse there, they would find a way to worsen the situation, wich ends up happening with fnaf 3's horror attraction.

@technofurs Oh...Thank you for the explanation😅

@@charles-si1lb there are screw holes on the sides of the jaw and head, use these to attach springs, rubber bands or fabric !

@technofurs thanks

@@Enderwave22 for a prototype? Few months. For a final version? Much longer!

@senhoreduardogatofofo900 never been there but I know a handful of awesome brazilian people, so I would say yes!

@CivilDefenceFox 👀

@@n_art_cissist was that suit a springlock suit tho? If I recall correctly, the said character *almost* wore a springlock suit to hide from the mimic, but then switched to another suit because she knew how dangerous it was! However that springlock suit she avoided turned out to be the green and yellow jester that springlocked the mimic !

There talking about the books idiot

sorry for my english!! I'm from Brazil and I'm still learning to improve it...