Bad Dream (Five Nights at Freddy's Animation)

I once was reading/watching/listening to some kind of nerd-talk about the fourth Five Nights at Freddy's game, and I remember someone bringing up the gripe of wishing the game had preserved more of the surreal, stylized, dreamlike tone from its early promotional material. This idea has never really left my head.
While the game does have some excellent 'dream logic' moments (my favorite being how you can hold the doors closed on the monster in the closet until it turns back into a harmless stuffed animal), it is true that the visual style of FNaF4 is fairly grounded and plain when compared to the weird lighting and colors from those early teaser images. The main inspiration that spawned this animation is the desire give FNaF4 back that unnerving feeling of bent reality.
FNaF4, being a game that must be played, still needed to abide by enough of its own internal logic to be fair and beatable. An animation doesn't have this requirement, and I tried my best to take advantage of that. It was a lot of fun messing around with things I normally wouldn't, like deliberate continuity errors (like the bit where the door's hinges suddenly switch sides), sound effects that don't quite match what the objects should sound like, and best of all, stylized lighting.
The lighting was the most fun to do, by far. Because of being a dream, I didn't need to worry about making the lighting realistic, and so I cheated all over the place to make the image more pleasing. I employed invisible objects which still cast shadows to get rid of light where I didn't want it, even if it should realistically have been there. I also played around with the darkness outside the doors in FNaF4 being too dark to be real: There are windows and the glowing eyes of the Nightmares which should be visible even with the flashlight off- but they aren't, for the sake of the gameplay. Here, I tried to call attention to it as one more weird thing that doesn't quite make sense.
Time to make: just a tad under three months.

[@TheNickofTime]

Music in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2rQl6FvjKacjMU&ab_channel=TheNickofTime It's modeled pretty closely after FNaF4's in-game ambience, but I didn't want the limitations of just using that original, so I made my own. I tried to keep the spirit, and diverge as needed. It also includes Leon Riskin's 'Watch Your Six' riff again. FNaF4: The FNaF game which takes place primarily during dreams. In this animation, I try to use the normal gameplay as inspiration, with plenty of embellishment to make it more interesting to watch as a video. Since FNaF4 has a pretty strong horror inclination, more so than any of the other installments, I thought it appropriate to sprinkle in a bit more spook than I usually do; but, for any viewers for whom it might be a problem, rest assured that there are no jumpscares in this one.

[@mickmaus1928]

Could you possibly do an purple guy death animation but with battington's bonnie bun?

[@johnbastion747]

The idea that behind the bed was an endless dark hallway is brilliant.

[@Trimint123]

It is just a dream, after all.

[@TheFurryMemelord]

Yeah toward the end he did a really good job implementing the concept where dreams aren’t supposed to make sense. An endless hallway behind the door, the silhouette of Nightmare Freddy just slowly forming on the wall, but you’re holding the light so there’s no way a shadow could be formed if there’s nothing in front of you, then turning around and realizing you’re no longer holding the flashlight. The light is right behind you now, and behind Nightmare Freddy

[@SollidnitrogeN]

Favorite part of this I think is that there's not a single jumpscare. No quick resolution, only pure dread.

[@TheNickofTime]

I like to think of it as being like a sneeze that never comes, but with fear.

[@mickmaus1928]

@@TheNickofTime could you possibly do an purple guy death animation but with battington's bonnie bun?

[@perialis2970]

thank you atleast you said there was never a single jumpscafe

[@Pandorga2]

@@mickmaus1928 its not like if he could just seach for Battington's Springbonnie model and find it on a website

[@connorv289]

@@mickmaus1928 the return

[@uxw05]

That is pure terror right there. No voices, a growing fear that you can’t describe and the feeling that it might just be your imagination, yet it feels so real. Couple that with the amazing ambiance and great animation, and it is so unnerving. This was SO GOOD, and keep up the amazing work!

[@enegort2228]

At least we have some who actually describes what’s so good about things instead of: “OMG THIS WAS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

[@bewtnewt]

@@enegort2228 😐

[@orcastrike7750]

3:46 that was the most terrifying thing I’ve seen in awhile. I was thinking “are we going to hear breathing?” And then I saw the outline of the mouth moving towards the door and almost actually jumped. Amazing work, and incredibly atmosphere.

[@humanman_one]

It's amazing. How can it be: simple FNAF 4 gameplay, but so cinematical and interesting! It was almost like a movie

[@TheNickofTime]

Thank you, that's very much the mindset I was working with: I wanted to picture how the basic events of FNaF4 would have been handled if it were a scene in a movie instead of a game.

[@mickmaus1928]

@@TheNickofTime could you possibly do an purple guy death animation but with battington's bonnie bun?

[@bluewind7988]

I love how this animation didn't even use jumpscares to scare me. All it needed was the threat of the nightmare animatronics looming.

[@Secarious]

1:24 You can hear the sound of the spring closing and that was awesome. 3:55 This was a "When you see it you'll shit bricks" Moment and I didn't see it the first time either. Quality. And I love so much that at the end they were all just.. watching you quietly, they didn't run at you and they were partially obscured by haze. The only negative feedback I have is that 1:59 didn't quite sound like he ran into the room, sounded like he was still outside, but if it did sound like he came inside I'd have shit myself. Brilliant animation and not one jumpscare.

[@ultmateragnarok8376]

He's quite light on his feet for what he is. Foxy _would_ be more terrifying in-game if he hid behind the door when you opened it before reaching the closet, though..

[@Mussoi7000]

So fucking unnerving, i used to be scared shitless of fnaf 4 when i was a kid and you managed to bring that feeling back. Congratulations.

[@-_deploy_-]

Same

[@axelmationz]

That slow and ominous growl that Chica made, gave me the actual chills, *CHILLS*

[@elizabethdespair]

i genuinely think this is the first time i have ever held my breath while feeling uneasy , not scared ,,, just very VERY uneasy , watching this was such a rush and was so much more enjoyable than i expected it to be , good lord

[@AlwaysSomethingProblems]

That is so unnerving! The timing and atmosphere are on point with this one! Absolutely fantastic!

[@chippotato5647]

Oh this, this is good. You've always been excellent with atmosphere and setting a mood, but you knocked it out of the PARK, here! There were so many moments where I was legitimately creeped out, like that moment where Chica recedes back into the hallway. You didn't have to do a Resident Evil-esque camera angle of her moving out of frame in the foreground, but I am so glad you did. That's just one of many little touches I'm appreciating, here. Another one I love is the Freddles diving back into the Freddy plushie in a way that feels almost dreamlike, while their cries sound like they're being rewound. Like they've got little cassettes inside of them that play those high-pitched growls. Yeah, I think I'm gonna be thinking about how FNAF 4 could've been like this for a while, now.

[@ultmateragnarok8376]

I love this. So much is here that can and absolutely should be praised, but one thing stands out to me compared to the game more, and it's something that the first game did quite well too for the most part - they don't move quickly. Sure, every FNaF entry has had some point where they shift quicker than the rest, but 4 has always had pretty much invariably quick animations. Bonnie and Chica moving back around the corners, the movement of your character, the Freddles, and of course the jumpscares, all of it is very fast-paced. Slowing it down lets you think more, after all, so it keeps the game tense and avoids letting you get a good look at your adversaries, and often by the time you do it's already too late. But this, where they remain cloaked in unnatural shadow, framed unrealistically, and always partially hidden, is amazing horror. As the description mentions, intentional continuity errors are also present, and the ones I like the most are the ones which otherwise would be for the sake of the viewer - the part where Chica is on the other side of the door and the protagonist _knows_ by sort of projecting themselves across it while holding it, or the ending part where the character moves so very, very fast, almost feeling like freefall for some of it, and the flashlight then slows and falls behind, hovering behind them, is also so very amazing. I love the detail that Freddy doesn't have his eyes glowing - he's clearly seeing you, but isn't really... showing it, I suppose. His eyes don't glow, but his teeth and bowtie face the camera and the looks given by the Freddles show that the viewer is still seeing what the protagonist sees, and Freddy is simply opting to not show his gaze. Foxy did it too, and I loved the detail he had with catching the door, showing the hook, and subsequently not having such burning eyes when slowly advancing. The movement of the Freddles is also one of the best things about this, the way they sort of rewind back into the plush, which also almost appears to look at the protagonist despite never moving. Love it so, so much. There's a lot more to appreciate here but if I kept going I would be here forever, and so many have noted their own favorites. Your work is truly unparalleled, I can't wait to see what you decide to do next. I do wonder what the reactions to this will be in video form as well. Another detail I've realized a day later is also that, when Foxy's hook gets caught in the closet door, it's not only in a different position, but poised for a downwards swing towards the protagonist. You don't even notice it the first time, because it's moved and that's the main focus, but he was ready to swipe just before the doors closed.

[@mangomelon28]

It just keeps you on constant edge. When there’s a chance to jump scare…it just keeps going…so there is no release of tension. An amazing animation, as always!

[@Mroziukz]

I really like the tone of your music/ambience in all of your fnaf related videos. It's pretty calm and silent for the most part, but grabs your attention immidietaly. Not to include how well it sync with the video it's attatched to. Now that I think of it, it feels like the Tron legacy soundtrack but much more calm and quiet. In regards to the animation. It's not something we are used from you, but what you did here is done amazingly! We've mostly seen animations from you that are more like showcases are present a small situation. Here we have a full story. The change of perspective from a third person "watching" view like in your other animations to first person works well with what we have in this animation. Great Work!

[@PyroRobo]

Same that KZbin's compression can destroy such a beautiful animation so easily.

[@bewtnewt]

what

[@abd90009]

@@bewtnewt The quality of the videos in KZbin can vary and on most cases compression causes it to lose some of the image quality provoking pixels to appear on the screen (Often seen in dark scenes)

[@ilikepigeons6101]

You mean "shame"?

[@PyroRobo]

@@ilikepigeons6101 Lol! Over a year and someone finally said something about it.

[@Just-Cyber1]

The last part reminded me at the aisle level of the help wanted DLC

[@TheNickofTime]

At one point in the brainstorming stage, that bit was going to be even closer to the hallway scene in Help Wanted, complete with more doors for Bonnie and Chica to reach out of, but I decided that might have been a little much, so I reeled it back a bit and just kept the idea of Freddy's shadow.

[@Just-Cyber1]

@@TheNickofTime 👌👌👌

[@gabsyp_]

i love how there's no jumpscare, and it's actually like a real dream! the music is even better, just adds more to the whole feel of dread. this is very well-done, great stuff.

[@incogniftoar3943]

I've seen this video notification a few days ago and I kinda feel bad for restraining to watch this video immediately. I was at the edge of my seat the whole video. I love how you focus on visual cues, puzzling both the kid and us the audience. And reading your description, I was wholeheartedly agree. FNaF 4 was too plain and simple, much worse it's barely had atmosphere without sound. Can't help with the fact that it was super repetitive and predictable, once you overcome your noise-triggered anxiety. The game should emulate more dream-aesthetic qualities. I wish you could experiment further with this concept, would be interesting to see how you utilize Fredbear/Nightmare. Perhaps by blurring the dream and make it more vivid? Who knows! Can't wait to see more from you!

[@TheNickofTime]

I do have a bit of an idea for a potential Fredbear/Nightmare short: My interpretation of Nightmare is that he's meant to show the dream starting to change, and drift further away from the original inspiration (Fredbear), in the way dreams tend to do. So if I were to make an animation of it, it would start out normal enough, following the standard Fredbear gameplay, and then begin devolving into nonsense, with Fredbear turning into Nightmare along the way.

[@incogniftoar3943]

@@TheNickofTime interesting!

[@Random_Stupidity]

This was intense and horrific, loved every second of it

[@roxtorlediable]

It's good to see that people are still making FNaF animation in the mood of the game ! This was awesome btw

[@jeanremi8384]

Impressive how you managed, without cheap jumpscares AND by using pretty slow movement, you still managed to create a ridiculous amount of tension and fear

[@mannx2_495]

Ur animating everything I wanted horror to be like. Pure dread. The thrill. It’s so much mind agonizing for me to wait for the jumpscare that never comes.

[@WoodGlooDrawsSometimes]

Good god that hook down the center of the doors gave me chills. I love the animalistic nature of the animatronics too, super cool and another all round brilliant animation :)

[@felixdeplanques3614]

Stunning animation and ambiance ! It's amazing, so impressive ! You're one of the best animators I know !

[@AJ_IV]

You’re the best FNAF animator on KZbin no doubt. After that stuff with the twisted animatronics I immediately knew you were the best around.

[@TravisTouchdown4Smash]

Now THIS is pure horror! The sheer dread and anticipation of a jumpscare is far more intense than the jumpscare itself. Very brilliantly executed, and the lighting is incredible too.

[@lukelcs8934]

My favorite part is probably how the freddles are animated frame by frame, which gives them a sort of jittery feeling, almost like it's stop motion! I love it ^.^

[@x_lmao_abby_x5812]

I love how you animated this to look exactly like the game but more of a childs nightmare aswell. The movements are insanely smooth and im glad i found your channel! I have 0 regrets subsribing to you

[@legendaryswagboss1631]

I think the “dreams” in FNAF 4 are just Michael being tormented by his father William using the illusion disc technology from the Funtime animatronics, rather than the comatose thoughts of his brother the Crying Child.

[@TheNickofTime]

This was a popular theory a few years ago, when people were first looking for ways to fit the illusion disks from the books into the game canon: in the current state of the lore it is partly true, namely the part about it being from Michael's POV. The possibility of the Nightmares being real machines, however, was ruled out in one of those seemingly innocent guidebooks with secret lore hints, I think it was the 'Survival Logbook'. One of the clues in it simultaneously confirmed the game to be a dream, and confirmed the dream to belong to Michael. But, the actual house in FNaF4 is still a real-life place, as we see in Sister Location.

[@epicwaba6424]

This is really great. That last shot of backlit Freddy reminds me of Nightmare on Elm Street, which is extremely fitting.

[@PanMan47]

That is so creepy. Amazing job on this!

[@Carl_Johnson_1992_GSF]

I love that you can hear them breath like in the game but the sound is different it sounds more like a real life predator like a tiger. And one of the most creepy things about them is that you can actually see a little bit of them when they get close up and personal

[@Phantasy111]

Your works really brings the franchise to life

[@Cool10007]

Holy heck - I am VERY glad I waited until after my night shift to watch this. I'd have been jumping at shadows for hours!

[@JustaScav]

I love the sound that the mini Freddie’s say when they go inside the plushie again “eeoe”

[@DingusDummy]

The moment when the freddles are gathering but the second you try to shine your flashlight on them, your focus on the door lessens and the door opens slightly is horrifying and gave me panic I never experienced before.

[@NightmareBri]

God, this is absolutely amazing! I love how the sounds and animation just captures what could be actually happening in a realistic scenario. Great job!!

[@Vix-Xen]

3:56, that is the most horrifying thing I’ve ever seen and I can barely see it.

[@disturbed_chode6803]

Im glad he actually looks surprised by what he’s seeing

[@TheTrueColeye]

I like to imagine the slow movements of the child going around the bedroom is the sort of running that happens in dreams. Ones where you're trying to run for whatever reason but it almost feels more like you're practically wading through water and not getting anywhere quick enough (yet oddly enough, falling is still very quick, like how the child gets knocked down by the door).

[@raskzak3313]

Ho wow this was intense, now I really felt something. THIS ! Is the true horror of fnaf 4, this is where you feel the same as the Crying Child. This is highly underrated

[@evilbrynn3802]

This is one of my favorite fnaf4 fan films! Also whenever the Freddy's babies disappeared into the plushie was kind of funny.

[@Owen.Leitch]

YO. I’m speechless. This is exactly the kind of Fnaf content I’ve been wanting, how am i only just seeing this! Absolutely phenomenal work here 😩👏🏽

[@mama_quartz]

This was incredible!!! No cheap jumpscares, but you're waiting for one. My only criticism is the footsteps. The room is carpet, not wood. Other than that, this truly scared me. *especially* when chica slowly came into view. And I can't deny it, the freddles crawling on freddy was adorable hehehe ☺💗💗 amazing work!!!

[@TheNickofTime]

I don't know if this will change your mind or not, but the footsteps thing at least was intentional. I deliberately used incorrect sound effects for several things in this animation, such as the closing doors sounding like industrial metal ones despite being regular domestic wood. The footsteps also happen far less frequently than it should logically take to cross a room with a regular human stride. The goal was to create another source of tension, where you know there should a footstep coming, but it holds off for just a moment more than you'd think. Coupled with the sound effects being off, it's all meant to add to the 'dream feeling'.

[@mama_quartz]

@@TheNickofTime ohhhh so you wanted to create a true dreamscape, where we dream for axample of our childhood homes, but something is really off? I get those dreams constantly lol. Like our living room will be a pool but for some reason it's perfectly normal in the dream. I get it now ^-^ it's a very rarely used technique in this topic so I applaud you for that! I'm autistic so I don't tend to pick up on subtleties unless it's in like drawn art/3D art. Thank you for explaining it to me! The whole thing feels completely different after that! Now I'll watch a few more times to see if I catch anything else ^-^ I hope you're having a lovely day! 🫂🫂🫂💗🤍💗☺️☺️☺️

[@conflictbrooks]

Oh my god, I agree _exactly_ with every word in the description. I miss the dreamlike feeling of the old FNaF 4 teasers, and I've been trying to find animations that bring that feeling back. _This did exactly that._ I don't like the designs of the Nightmares in a lot of contexts; they feel too busy and over-designed to me, which is a big pet peeve of mine. I pretty much always prefer simpler and cleaner character designs. BUT, I think there are examples of the Nightmares' designs working. And the best example of that is the early teasers with the crazy lighting and colors. They have this vibe like you're looking into a hellish, shadowy alternate dimension, and I love it. That bizarre world is the one these characters were made for. Watching this, the video on updating the Nightmares' designs, and the one on alternate attack animations for them made me realize something. Not only do I like the Nightmares, but when used correctly, I think they might be my favorite generation of animatronics from the franchise.

[@nekofrisk1005]

i love the little detaill of the freddles going into the freddy plush

[@tara5985]

HOW!?HOW YOU CAN MAKE SUCH A ANIMATION SO CANON AND REALISTIC REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@lyranotharp]

Animatronics animation is the best I've ever seen!

[@liamdreyer1121]

Love the music, animation and the atmosphere.

[@geminianarchy]

OMG I LOVED IT i always felt like fnaf 4 was missing something but i loved it i always craved something more from fnaf 4 and this is it omg i love all of your content its so unique and creative

[@Ghost_spider87]

Honestly Animations like this make me really want a FNAF 4 movie

[@vanguardknight0490]

0:27 nobody saw how the shadow had a open jaw when this is just a plushie?

[@alsiredwood5642]

URGH, this was BEAUTIFUL. One of those rare ones, I tell you! Had me crouching under my bedsheets, cuz I was so ready for a jumpscare xD. I'm in LOVE with the ambience, the slow progression towards fending off the beasts, how you KNOW something is going to happen but... nothing ever does. It builds fear! And that never releases, not even a slight jump! Pure love for this, keep it up, you're such an incredible person! 💜❤🤎💛

[@Chaos-Man]

Idk why but i remember a mecanich where you could go under the bed in fnaf 4

[@TheNickofTime]

You’re probably thinking of fan content, there were a lot of edits around FNaF4 around its time of release. I remember one particularly well-made one which showed the player leaving the bedroom down the hall to check up on the plushtrap hallway mid-game. There’s also the fangame Five Nights at Candy’s 3, which is quite FNaF4-ish and features you looking underneath the bed to check for monsters.

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

That's so good, I found you by pure luck when I searched for info about lefty and instead found your animation with lefty and the puppet. I can't believe you're not more popular.

[@randomotakunerd]

How the hell did you make me feel actual fear, worry, and suspense just like (if not better) than the actual game? That's amazing!

[@Sarah-dp5js]

This is insanely goood and in bone chilling way the whole this seems like how crying child felt I absolutely love your animation and your style of music it’s all so amazing

[@MrRiot-uf8rm]

This is some quality content you love to see😎

[@iambran]

Sound design for Chica was fucking phenominal

[@Buddy_Duck]

This is what I hope for from the five nights at Freddy’s movie. I’ve been scared worse, but this is slow, well thought out horror that tells you “Something is wrong, but you knew that from the start.”

[@CharliesOpus]

The whole time I was waiting for a jumpscare and ngl I’m kinda glad there wasn’t 😅 this was so awesome! Very spooky. I think Foxy slowly coming out of the closet at the end was the most anxiety-inducing bit for me

[@Waffieu]

This’s a Sick And Cool Explanation And Animation For Fnaf 4 I Like This ^w^

[@weegeeetime843]

this does feel like a bad dream. huh. hm. i've had a few bad dreams. they felt like this.

[@TheNickofTime]

That's the best compliment I could possibly receive regarding this video, nailing down that elusive 'bad dream feeling' was the part that was most important to me.

[@sammcmc9888]

This is amazing, the way the stress builds on itself is pure dread

[@FeatheredCreature]

At the end i was really thinking there was gonna be a jump scare but it was already way scary without one

[@soup2865]

Jesus christ that was probably the scariest fanmade fnaf video I’ve ever seen

[@balkedi7678]

I feel so bad for Crying child now.

[@FaultyStar274]

Love the straight abyss behind the bed.

[@fearbrownizz8610]

If the next fnaf movie decides to do a fnaf 4 sequence, i think this video would fit incredibly well.

[@LinkiePup]

Brother, I think you mastered FNaF Horror on KZbin. Say what you will about the VHS series of videos- (thats over done now a-days imo), but this. No jumpscares, no tricks, just pure dread.

[@xxmidnight12xx18]

I was on the edge of my seat the whole way through. You’ve done an amazing job on this.

[@MrDoctorVK]

Moment starting in 02:26 to 02:45 really speaks nerve breaking dread. Why wardrobe doors won't close, turning lights on to see what is it till seeing hook slowly lowering down till hook gets pulled in to allow wardrobe doors be closed.

[@RandyBroderick]

Another amazing piece of work Mr. Nick!

[@TheNickofTime]

Thank you very much, I'm particularly proud of this one. :D

[@foxchow400]

Omg I loved it but was immediately pissed at the sound of the alarm, guess it really proves I'd rather be ripped to shreds than be waken up by that alarm again

[@Noah_theTreeMan]

Absolutely TERRIFYING! Nice- no- EXCELLENT work!

[@angerydestroyer]

Idk why but the freddles leaving sound was funny

[@slayer4501]

Wow that's actually alot scarier than most fnaf videos I ve seen

[@gh0stkat440]

I SUGGEST THAT YOU WATCH THIS IN COMPLETE DARKNESS WITH OVER THE EAR GAMER HEADSET. This is my absolute fav. I love Nightmare Chica . Happy Halloween Dude.

[@ARealCupcake]

This is awesome! I'm surprised it doesn't have all that many views!

[@UmbrellaCorporationFiredMe]

I just found your channel from you Easter bunny video and that is definitely earning a sub this animation is sick!

[@aevvah_flxwer8550]

You can _feel_ the CC's pure fear and dread here... Amazingly well-done! ♥️

[@posh8156]

that transition to behind the bed being an entirely new corridor DEFINITELY felt dream like.

[@EngineMusic]

this is a masterpiece, dude!

[@Nightmare_purple]

Wow there was no jumpscares and this was still scary as hell nice work dude

[@Cranbearry_YouTube]

This perfectly sms up FNaF 4! Great work!

[@peterdaviesracing]

This in animation gem. I doubt I could mention anything or put it any better than some commenters have already done, but the feel is spot on here. But I gotta say that the moment with Chica coming out of the darkness(if you can even see it thanks to YT) was really a breathtaker(haha funny, she breaths and you soon might not be). Great work!

[@botbee2316]

Wow! This is super cool man!

[@ImSoTiredAnimations]

Damn 2 years ago? shit this aged like fine wine

[@davito5O]

FNAF isnt scary but this man makes it way more scary

[@deadinsid9171]

finally a top video already goosebumps

[@akimmundele]

My heart in this video 🛫🛬🛫🌚💀

[@skycreeper0173]

That was super awesome!

[@AgressieveAymen]

This left me speechless, and i need new pants

[@labrat5457]

dude this is amazing

[@dead_delta3468]

These are ridiculously well made, I love it 🤌

[@schweichen7958]

would have been cool if when the door opened in reallity it was just his mom since it was just his fantasy

[@syweb2]

This is pretty good - however, I have one major issue with it. I don't know if it's just KZbin's compression, but the quality seems to take a dip, _especially_ in dark spots (of which there are many).

[@TheNickofTime]

What you're describing is almost certainly the KZbin compression, the original files are all rendered at an identical resolution. But unfortunately, there's not a whole lot that can be done to fix it, especially after the video is already uploaded. KZbin compresses its videos whether the uploader asks it to or not.

[@ValentineC137]

The door opening the wrong way is the most terrifying thing