SCP - 4206

Item #: SCP - 4206

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4206 which consists of a single .rbxl file is to be prevented from being uploaded online. All personnel which has been exposed to SCP-4206 must undergo Class E amnestics procedures to negate the fatally addictive side-effect. SCP-4206 is now hosted in a hard disk drive which in turn is located in storage locker #4206.

Description: SCP-4206 is actually a phenomena inside a ROBLOX¹ game titled "Pinewood Computer Core" wherein a gray full-screen prompt will appear with the text "Exploit detected - shutting down in T-(time) - Anti-Exploit by Pinewood Builders - Kung fu fighting exploiters since 2012" with the loud distorted version of Kung-Fu Fighting song originally composed by Carl Douglas playing in the background. Humans exposed to SCP-4206 instances will be sent into a state of uncontrollable addiction wherein he'll seek to exploit the game in order to trigger the anomalous moment again and again. If left untreated the human in question will die of starvation or dehydration since he/she will seek to relive the moment ad infinitum above anything else even self-preservation and self-nourishment.

After a dozen of news reports of adolescents dying while hooked to SCP-4206 instances, the SCP Foundation quickly implemented measures to secure the anomaly and contain it in cooperation with ROBLOX and the game creator Diddleshot, and with massive help from the FBI, including by removing the anomalous version of "Pinewood Computer Core" from circulation and secure it in a hard disk drive before transportation to the main SCP facility.

After a series of tests involving 10 Class-D subjects, the Class E amnestics are shown to be effective in counteracting against the anomalous effects of SCP-4206.

Footnotes

1. A MMORPG and game creation system platform that allows users to design their own games and play a wide variety of different types of games created by other users akin to Minecraft. First developed by David Baszucki in 2006