Golden Freddy
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| Name | Golden Freddy |
| Category | PC / Computer |
| Game | Five Nights at Freddy's |
| Section | Miscellaneous |
| Submitted | October 21, 2017 |
| Uploaded By | Shade |
| Contributors | kellym |
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me when i go on a road trip but its lowkey 40 degrees celsius:
pretty sure thats just a weird reflection thing like on the microphone
freddy fazbear har har har
fun fact - the bowtie is seemingly blue
come at them coward
its not loading for me
Fun fact: Golden Freddy's appearance via checking the West Hall Corner (CAM 2B) is intended to be a 1/100,000 chance of occuring; however, it is instead a 1/32,768 chance due to an integer overflow stemming from the RNG supporting only up to 16-bit integers (65,535 is the maximum value of a 16-bit integer). It's the same case with RWQFSFASXC suddenly appearing after pulling down the monitor in FNAF 2, except there it is intended to be a grand 1 in/1,000,000 chance, resulting in a 1/16,384 chance instead.
What the hell is this comments section?

golden freddy if he were super mario: it's-a me
ig, it just seems like someone having fun messing and ragebaiting so i dont think he deserves to be sent to the gulag over it. maybe just a warning or sumn idk 🤷
It's the fact that he kept insisting that certain aspects were Steel Wool's responsibility despite evidence claiming otherwise, deliberately spreading misinformation with each additional reply. Perhaps the rule is a little vague, but this kind of behaviour would fall under that sort of thing.
i mean he was messing around yea but i dont really think "i think golden freddy is springtrap" and then basically going nuh uh to mess around is really an 'accusation'
There are legitimately people who think that way, so it's difficult to tell if his comments were genuine or not.
Plus, I should take the time to remind him that trolling in such a manner breaks rule #2 ("Making accusations without evidence or a VERY good reason to do so is against the rules."), and if he was doing that deliberately then that's grounds for a warning.
Plus, I should take the time to remind him that trolling in such a manner breaks rule #2 ("Making accusations without evidence or a VERY good reason to do so is against the rules."), and if he was doing that deliberately then that's grounds for a warning.
im pretty sure you guys were the ones falling for it idk this was all really funny anyhow
I KNOW, it's hilarious. How he just disappears as soon as we have really solid evidence against him. Or maybe he'll come back?
god tier ragebait this is so funny
SteamDB pulls data directly from Steam's servers. You also need to use Steam itself to run the command to download the older version from Steam's own servers. How is that not proof enough? Do you think it just materializes a "fake" version of the game by punching in a bunch of random numbers or something?
And if you're not going to take our word for it, how about Markiplier's from March 6, 2015 (three days after release)?
And if you're not going to take our word for it, how about Markiplier's from March 6, 2015 (three days after release)?
That ISN'T the main proof he's using though? In fact, the steamDB stuff could've HELPED your argument.
What RandomTalkingBush said depends on regular steam. It's just easier to get the thing FROM steamDB, though it is possible to get it anywhere else really.
What RandomTalkingBush said depends on regular steam. It's just easier to get the thing FROM steamDB, though it is possible to get it anywhere else really.
steamdb is an unofficial website so you can't trust it as real evidence
Let me give you a step-by-step process to prove you wrong.
1. Get Five Nights at Freddy's 3 on Steam if you don't have it already.
2. Go to SteamDB's "manifests" page for FNAF3. While yes, the game was updated once in 2017, that's not what we're here for.
3. Click "Steam console" next to the "Copy format" option, then go down to the bottom of the list and click on the icon of the two overlapping boxes on the right side of the earliest version of the game from March 3, 2015. It should copy a command to your clipboard, and have a window pop up. Click "Open Steam console".
4. If Steam isn't running, it'll start up. If it brings you to the console window afterwards, paste the copied command ("download_depot 354140 354141 7347781997893433870") to the window and press Enter.
5. If done correctly, it should say "Downloading depot 354141 (1 files, 108 MB) ..." and then "Depot download complete" and its file path afterwards. Go there to find the oldest version of the game you just downloaded.
6. Use whatever tool you would normally use to decompile Clickteam games. I'll be using SourceExplorer for this example. When it starts up, drag-and-drop the game's EXE file in it.
7. When it's done (it'll take a bit, be patient), open up the folder that has the game's extracted assets and look around 'em.
8. Oh would you look at that, it's Stage 01, from the very first 2015 build of the game.

9. And just to prove they weren't added in an update, here's literally everything that was added to the game between its initial release and the current version.
1. Get Five Nights at Freddy's 3 on Steam if you don't have it already.
2. Go to SteamDB's "manifests" page for FNAF3. While yes, the game was updated once in 2017, that's not what we're here for.
3. Click "Steam console" next to the "Copy format" option, then go down to the bottom of the list and click on the icon of the two overlapping boxes on the right side of the earliest version of the game from March 3, 2015. It should copy a command to your clipboard, and have a window pop up. Click "Open Steam console".
4. If Steam isn't running, it'll start up. If it brings you to the console window afterwards, paste the copied command ("download_depot 354140 354141 7347781997893433870") to the window and press Enter.
5. If done correctly, it should say "Downloading depot 354141 (1 files, 108 MB) ..." and then "Depot download complete" and its file path afterwards. Go there to find the oldest version of the game you just downloaded.
6. Use whatever tool you would normally use to decompile Clickteam games. I'll be using SourceExplorer for this example. When it starts up, drag-and-drop the game's EXE file in it.
7. When it's done (it'll take a bit, be patient), open up the folder that has the game's extracted assets and look around 'em.
8. Oh would you look at that, it's Stage 01, from the very first 2015 build of the game.

9. And just to prove they weren't added in an update, here's literally everything that was added to the game between its initial release and the current version.
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