It's at this point when the player realizes any of the horrific shit they've seen in the game up to this point is probably a thousand times worse than what they actually saw.
it's hilarious to me because this exact same track is used in full in regiments (a WW3 RTS set in 1989 east germany) and it just sounds like total "penis music" in that context
@@tuoritto Did SCP have killers and cannibals consisting of 70% of the people you meet from the outside world? Not Abnormalities, real contract killers and cannibals.
Technically it's not her office, it's one of the corridors within LC. You can tell mainly by the shape of the room, but mainly because on the left is a Containment Unit for an Abnormality. This scene takes place during your manager work.
That awkward moment you end up realizing that you've been under the influence of a perception filter because everything is infinitely more terrifying than your seeing and that because of it You're humanity has slowly begun to fade
This scene is actually odd, because in the final Day 50 cutscene and LoR where the Filter doesn't exist Angela's skin is white, not pale. Also the art style of this one was distinctly different from the usual art style even without the perception filter.
Well I'm guessing it was a bit of an oversight. All they wanted to do with this image was reinforce the fact that nearly you saw up until this cutscene was disconnected from reality.
@@supe4701 might also be due to the cognition filter breaking and not being disabled If it was a simple bug of sorts it makes sense why it would show something else
Angela: "many a manager lost their sanity on that seat. I cannot allow you to join them" Manager: "You are assuming I am like them. Unlike them. Turning off the cognition filter might just make the job more fun."
@@aspid164 The only PTSD you're getting is from the hundreds of hours spent redrawing and redesigning the game to allow for more realistic proportions.
considering library of ruina doesn't have a filter, it's odd that angela's skin isn't white still though i guess LoR would lose some of it's charm if everyone had realistic skin tones
@@oddeyedcat1623 Yeah probably that. Even the dark skinned characters like the guys from the Stray Dogs have shades of brown that are rather dull and lifeless (interestingly, King of Greed's skin color in much more lively, being chocolate-like instead of grayish-brown). It's probably made to make the characters looks sickly like you said, and show that the population is indeed ill, as Carmen said. Interestingly, the more hopeful and cheery Wonderlab comic have characters with more lively skin-tones, most of them bearing pinkish skin. Though it might be because MIMI prefers it that way.
It was mainly done that way to portray style rather than realism, making the characters match their in combat sprites is easier if you use simple colors vs using realistic shading like angela in this image.
Yeah, the game is brutal without the filter... Now imagine what the employees see when fighting CENSORED, without any filter to it (only the manager sees it as CENSORED)
1:02 When dealing with Kaizo corp Hod suppression and you have to deal with 15 containment units under qulipoth meltdown at once, in hopes of getting enough energy at last
