Hay una teoría casi cierta donde dice que Clark nunca tuvo cartel de búsqueda poque no había nadie en su vida que se interesará en buscarlo. Aunque sea casi cierto hay algo que dice lo contrario. Y es que su ex esposa posiblemente haya hecho carteles de búsqueda, porque aunque ya no le importaba a Clark, el era el quien pagaba su universidad, y la universidad para ella era importante.

Si tienes teorías cuentalas

He could have survived if he did not say these cursed words. Its almost like when wyatt said "I dont like this thing" and that sealed his fate when he said it. Dont make fun of diesased kids or the complex will eat you alive. Very scary

No AI was used in the making of these photographs

Came back after a while

While re-examining the scene featuring the outpost Naren discovered, I noticed a cable extending upward. Could this cable be connected to the floor above? If it is, it might indicate that the "vertical expansion" mentioned by Marvin and the others in "Pitfall" has actually been realized. Alternatively, perhaps this outpost is a copy of another one.

I synced up two scenes from Found Footage #3 and Informational Video to show the comparison, not because I think they happen at the same time. Pretty sure they don't, could be wrong though.

the jacket one is not named. it just appeared in the complex. but the one with the long arms, could be related to "Nathan". a dead explorer found in a 1 explorer expedition.

You can’t really screenshot anything on a PS3 so these awful quality pictures will have to do.

It can also move but, I don’t think I can post the video along with the pictures on this post sadly

I've been wondering this for a while, Are any of the "plants" seen throughout the complex alive?
All we really have to base this on is the Still Lifes. (Not the best because humans are very different from plants)

Some plants would probably be like artifical plants, these would be very easy for the complex to recreate, the best we could realistically get is some weird mess of organic and inorganic materials, like a plant cell made of plastic with organic material inside.

What are your thoughts on this and do you think this will ever be answered?

I’d like to know the in-series purpose to why the rooms The Complex generates look so familiar. I know the backrooms copies areas from our world and degrades them over and over again. But what makes the areas we’ve seen feel so liminal?

Why do areas from the 70-90s look familiar to us? Is it the lack of detail? The lighting? It’s as if The Complex is specifically choosing “Nostalgic” inducing areas to copy.

It’s hard to explain what i mean with this you’ll have to forgive me. Hopefully you get the gist.

please tell me this doesnt break rule 2 or rule 5 this is my first meme post

(I am looking into your soul)

If wall dad were cast in live action, Josh Ruben would be a great visual fit. He also worked with Mark Duplass guest starring in creep tapes, and is a horror director himself ironically.

my first post in the subreddit

Part 5 is going to be delayed to tomorrow because capcut is so fucking annoying. I hope the creators lose money because of so much bugs that are not fixed and then how much features that were set to pro.

Its a short episode too but capcut sucks and I'm not doing kinemaster, I don't want no suggestions I'm staying with my normal composition apps.

Since it's delayed I'm putting out two episodes on Wednesday all at once.

Yeah. I like the hazmat too.

i had a potato pc which is the reason why the render is so noisy.
i've been getting progress with the async hazmat model.
and the best part? its also based on their real world scale.
so you dont have to worry about scaling.
38,593 triangles

Brand New Kane interview posted early this morning ✌🏻