You won't have enough power by keeping both doors closed the whole night, though. So my conclusion 5 years ago from multiple attempts was that the developer probably put a cheap-win prevention in place so you can't just sit there with both doors closed.

In 2015 when I was early-on playing FNaF and didn't have the game dynamics figured out and optimized, I had several instances of sitting late in the night, closing both doors thinking, 'No way Freddy can get me if I close both doors!' Nope - still got jumpscared. There are about 5 years between those two videos. (Note that even Tech Rules got some really minor stuff left out, like how in the mobile ports, the playing dead 'myth' actually works. So we have two people who should know the game really well by now, saying two different things. ( ) It's an in-depth deconstruction of FNAF 1, and in that video, he says, ' I don't know where this came from, but there's a weird rumor that Freddy can get in because a hole in the office, however, I have found no evidence about this being in the game.' This seems like to me it was talking about what DJ Sterf was talking about earlier. Weeks pass, when another Youtube channel named 'Tech Rules' uploads a video about FNAF. In the original FNAF 1, can Freddy get inside the office if both doors are closed? The first reason I heard this was true is from a talented Youtube channel called 'DJ Sterf'( ) In one of his videos, he was doing ALL of FNAF 1 backward, and in Night 5 he says something like this ' Um, you don't wanna keep both doors closed if Freddy's near, he can just go into the office when that happens.' I don't know if he was joking around.

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