Can you defeat freddie at typing

Once the Night is over, an alarm clock will sound and 6 AM will appear on the screen. Then, another minigame sequence will play. The crying boy will be in the room again, however, this time they can leave to explore the house with the Fredbear toy waiting for them in each room. Going to the right reveals a female's room with a broken Mangle toy lying next to a bed. Going to the left reveals a family room with a TV set and couch. If the child approaches the TV set, someone from behind it wearing a Foxy head will scare the child.

This ends the sequence with the words "Tomorrow is another day. At the end of every night, the player will have a chance to get two hours skipped the next night by playing the "Fun with Plushtrap" minigame. It is essentially "Red Light, Green Light". To win, the player must to keep the light off to allow Plushtrap to move from his chair at the end of the hall towards the player where an X lies on the floor.

If light is shined while Plushtrap is on the X, the player wins 2 hours off. But, if the player fails to stop Plushtrap on the X, or allows Plushtrap to move past the X, which results in a jumpscare, the player will not get two hours off the next night. It should also be noted that if the two hours off is received, and the night ends up failed, the two hours off will no longer take effect. Night 2 is the second playable night of Five Nights at Freddy's 4.

Nightmare Foxy officially becomes active on this night and the other animatronics start to get more aggressive. This is where the game puts the player's listening skills to the test. Nightmare Bonnie and Nightmare Chica are far less merciful than on the first night, with one of them usually being the more preferred aggressor. The same strategy applies for this night, except now Foxy must be taken into consideration.

There are also more noises added to the mix, particularly footsteps, designed to disorient the player. The player must watch the closet to see when Foxy needs attention, or just check it every so often. When Foxy appears in the closet, he'll start as a Foxy plush, but will gradually evolve to the state where he's bent down ready to spring the closet to attack. This can be countered by holding the closet door closed until he goes back through the stages, allowing the player to get back to the side doors.

There seems to be no penalty for shining the flashlight into the closet, besides the possibility of a non-lethal jumpscare. Nightmare Foxy's main avenue of attack is when the player is attempting to tend to the Freddy Fazbear plush on the bed. He can attack while the player's back is turned. The sequence with the crying child this time takes place at a diner, with the messages indicating that the boy doesn't like it there, and has been left on purpose.

When a man in a Golden Freddy outfit arrives, the player will be prompted to run to the left to the next screen, do so. The sequence will end after this. On the special note, if the player doesn't run left when the game asks the player to at the purple outfit screen and instead run back to the first one, the player can see a very revealing sequence involving two people briefly in the background.

The Plushtrap minigame is up again to get 2 hours off Night 3 afterward. Night 3 is the third playable night of Five Nights at Freddy's 4 , as well as the last night available to play in the demo. If the player completes this night while playing the demo, they will get a screen showing part of Nightmare Fredbear 's face and text saying " To be continued in the full version The animatronics from the previous nights are more active than before, making it harder for the player to keep track of them.

On the whole this Speedtest is a nice resource, no doubts! And by the way, for a more accurate check of your typing speed, take the test a few times and average out the results. Freddie Wong challenges you to take him on at typing with a passage from Sherlock Holmes the book. Agreed he has the nifty and expensive Razer BlackWidow , but you may have something better! Anyway, I find the rankings he gives at the end hilarious.

Which word was I on? How do I view a deleted web page? Bird Posts: 37 Location: Germany. Ripster, does the Number One Keyboard Expert on the planet bottom out? Quote from: ripster; To the users above chars, do you use both thumbs to press spacebar depending on which side of the keyboard the last letter was?

Pretty much hit a wall at chars here I've only been using my right thumb for space. Damn Namkung I want to see a video of you slamming out chars! I'm around average and my max was about HaiiYaa Posts: Quote from: HaiiYaa; Looks like you use both thumbs for space too By deffmik - posted: 5 years, 7 months ago Flag Inappropriate Spam Offensive Doublepost Talking on the phone to my friend with a headset while typing helps me go much faster.

Take the worry out of it and just do it! Yeah that might work for some persons I suspect mostly females, since they are said to have better multitasking skills than men. Something similar happened to me when I was playing a videogame and I couldn't beat the stage and then a friend called and I kept playing while talking to him and that made play better and beat that stage.

By hyssonmonia - posted: 5 years, 7 months ago Flag Inappropriate Spam Offensive Doublepost I always wanted to learn how to play the piano. So I compose music. My keys are extremely off but thats where i go sometines. Ill make sure not to. Well I think one important difference between learning to play the piano and learning to type fast is that you need a teacher if you want to learn to play the piano unless you are a genius and can learn on your own, but even geniuses like Beethoven and Mozart had great teachers but you can learn to type on your own if you follow the advice of people that can type really fast that write on this forum I am not one of them Happy typing!

By toddhicks - posted: 5 years, 7 months ago Flag Inappropriate Spam Offensive Doublepost There are some of us who aren't the fastest typists in the world due to not having great timing or reaction time but can still give pointers on techniques. By user - posted: 5 years, 7 months ago Flag Inappropriate Spam Offensive Doublepost One thing that I've found very effective when trying to type more quickly I currently type around 77wpm , is focusing more on the accuracy of my fingers than on the actual speed.

Slow and steady, in this case, truly does win the race -- you waste less time pressing backspace and correcting yourself, and thus can spend that same time completing your next word or phrase. By user - posted: 5 years, 5 months ago Flag Inappropriate Spam Offensive Doublepost Doesn't matter if you whisper or not, but reading ahead also helps -- if you have a good memorization of the keyboard, it's akin to walking while looking ahead versus walking while looking at the ground or your feet.

By lytewerk - posted: 5 years, 5 months ago Flag Inappropriate Spam Offensive Doublepost If you do not own one already, my advice is to research mechanical keyboards and then to purchase one with switches that fit your preference. People in that community tend to recommend switches with tactility for typists eg: brown or blue cherry mx or topre if you are willing to spend more.

Will your WPM increase immediately? Probably not.