What is your favourite scp story? I'm personally am a fan of 1155 and 3001

What is your favourite scp story? I'm personally am a fan of 1155 and 3001.

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096 acts and looks like me.
so i like that SCP more

you also kill people if they look at you?

the santa hat makes this picture better.

yeah
but nobody ever looks at me anyway

Good thread.
Please suggest more greatr SCPs to read through boys

Thank you. Here's a list
087, 2662 (different look of Chtulu), 4999, 1504, 073 and 076 together, 2718 and 184

My favorite is either the endless IKEA or that thing that turns into whatever you want to fuck the most. I also like the old man, the sentient graffiti one in your pic, and that bed that eats your feet if you dangle them over the end of it.

SCPs are for autistic children.

The endless IKEA is awesome mate, nice taste.

you could use this power to st34l things

231 is one of the most unironically disturbing ones.

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I wish they'd done more with it. Such a surreal environment. A World Without Man is interesting as well.

What if i get caught stealing shit

I beg to differ mate. There's a lot of scp stories evolving matters like loneliness, existencial dread, after life. I find it very compelling and interesting. Take 3001 and 2718 for example

pretty based user, must say

my favorite SCP is the infinite basketball game. the idea is just so terrifying to me, definitely scarier than an anomalous being coming to kill you

Reading through them right now. Thanks.
That's true

2718 is my personal favorite
and holy fuck that wasn't original I hate this board, it was probably me who said it

>that last line
Ahhhh

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>4999
This one is really fucking cool. Definitely deserves the 4999 spot.

What the fuck is this SCP stuff? All I know about it is some shitty video game where a fetus chases you or some shit

The SCP Foundation is a fictional organization documented by the web-based collaborative fiction project of the same name. In universe, the SCP Foundation is responsible for locating and containing individuals, entities, locations, and objects that violate natural law.

The numbers refer to specific articles, each pertaining to a different object.

its a bunch of retarded fanfics

>doesn't know what fanfics are

a while ago there was some kind of drama with the SCP wiki admins being pro LGBT so part of the community started their own wiki, anyone remember what it was called?

Don't know what it is but
There's one that is an area of space somewhere in some building complex. It gives a person complete knowledge of a certain topic.
Entry goes on to give several examples. One of the test subjects learns to convert carbon-dioxide into oxygen internally.
The best one though was a field agent who looks towards the sky and says something like, "uh-huh. I understand." Then he starts chuckling or something and pulls out his sidearm, opening fire on the other agents before they kill him.

Butthurt autistic fanfag, neck yourself

RPC authority

>fanfag
What does this even mean

Did you just want to call something butthurt and autistic?

The one about the pocket dimension with living.. Lamps, was it? I don't remember much, it's been years but I found it to be one of the most interesting ones.

I've had many ideas for skips but none of them are that good. The most recent one I had is an original box set of some tabletop RPG system (either a specific system, an unspecified one, or a made-up system) that causes extreme immersion in the game. People begin to believe the actions they perform are merely the actions of a character in the game which they themselves control. This means when they're fighting whatever threat breaks loose that day, they think they're safe in the rec room rolling dice and just acting the scenario out.

It would also change the way physics and probability work. The results of the "player characters" actions are determined by the game rules instead of real life physical laws, so someone's ability stats can be measured with an exact number.