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Now, upon choosing "Done" on the character select screen, we are greeted with Fredbear! In summary, Fredbear talks about how there have been some "impostors" lurking around the village. Even some that look like...*gulp*...them. It's up to you to get to the bottom of it!Just, be sure to not wait around too long on his final textbox.After a loading screen later, we are in Fazbear Hills! The first area of this game. (see below) This area is pretty small and surrounded by the 2nd area, Choppy's Woods. Fazbear Hills is practically the tutorial level to FNaF World. Above you are Lolbit and DeeDee. To your right lies Mendo. MEET THE VENDORSLolbit sells these things called "Bytes." Bytes are basically little things that aid you in battle. These things range from Bees to literal faz-king bombs. They become extremely helpful later on, however! Lolbit appears in every area of the game, selling different bytes each area, unlike Mendo and DeeDee, who only appear in this area. For this area, Lolbit sells the Gnat, Neon Bee, and Neon Wasp. Some PERFECT starting bytes. I recommend trying to get those ASAP.DeeDee lets you play a game called "DeeDee's Fishing Hole" which is a misnomer - it's an entire pond, not a hole. It costs 10 Tokens to play, which you can find literally everywhere. Upon paying to play, you are suddenly dropped on a boat with a fishing-plunger. There is a shiny pearl at the bottom, but it is covered by numerous fish! The pearl is worth 100 tokens (so just a 90-token profit.) but the fish can range from 1-50 tokens, top to bottom. Try your best to maneuver around the fish, as they tend to huddle right above the pearl. You only really get one shot at attempting to get the pearl and the game before having to pay 10 tokens again.Mendo is a vendor who sells armor upgrades. His armors are pricey, and since we can't afford any at this time, we can just safely ignore him for now. Don't forget him, though! We need him when we can actually afford his armor.SURPRISE! IT'S AN ENEMY!It only takes a few steps before you encounter your first enemy! Now, this is where the fun in the game mechanics breaks out. Since FNaF World is an RPG, we have turn-based combat. (above is a fight against a recruitable enemy, Phantom Freddy.)You see those colors next to Foxy? Those are his attacks! The attacks are color-coded so you can think fast, as this game is VERY fast-paced. Funny enough, though, some of the attacks are mislabeled. For the most part, here's what they mean: RED: Strong, powerful attacks that tend to do AoE damage (hit multiple enemies at once.) The attacks labelled with red are Balloons, Bash Jam, Eye Beam, Freddles, Hot Cheese, Hot Cheese 2, Jumpscare, Mega Bite, Mega Virus, Munchies, Neon Wall 2, Pizza Wheel, Pizza Wheel 2, Poppers, and Springlocks. ORANGE: Attacks that only target 1-2 enemies. The attacks labelled with orange are Bite, Bite 2, Hook and Mic Toss. YELLOW: Attacks that "do something random." The attacks labelled with yellow are Endo Army, Esc Key, Gift Boxes, Haunting, Hocus Pocus, Mimic Ball, Mystery Box, Mystery Box 2, Neon Wall, Prize Ball and Prize Ball 2. If anything, Esc Key is mislabelled. Esc Key has a chance to insta-kill numerous enemies. It should be labelled Black. You could argue that Esc Key is labelled correct as it's "random" when it kills an enemy. For my opinion though, it should be Black. GREEN: Attacks that do poison damage. Damage is dealt over a period of time, like Hot Cheese. Attacks labelled green include Bad Pizza, Toxic Balloon, Toxic Bite and Toxic Bite 2. PURPLE: Attacks that apply debuffs to the enemies. These include 4th Wall, Gloom Balloon, Gloom Song, Rainy Day, Rainy Day 2, Slasher and Sludge. 4th Wall and Slasher are mislabelled here. 4th Wall does huge damage to all enemies and should be labelled Red. Slasher has a 1 in 10 chance to instantly kill at least one enemy. Slasher should be labelled Black. PINK: "Attacks" that mainly heal your party. These include Bubble Breath, Cupcake, Happy Jam and Happy Jam 2. BLACK: Attacks that have a chance to immediately kill at least one enemy. These include Unscrew, Unscrew 2, Waterhose and Waterhose 2. WHITE: "Attacks" that provide major buffs to your party. These include Armor Song, Birthday, Cosmic Song, Power Song and Speed Song. Cosmic Song does not have the correct color. It should be Red, as Cosmic Song deals a ton of damage in the enemy area. VERMILLION: Attacks exclusive to certain Update 2 characters that do a BUNCH of damage. These include Buzzsaw, Jack-O-Bomb and Balloons 2. The only characters with Vermillion attacks are Jack-O-Chica, Jack-O-Bonnie, Mr. Chipper and Nightmare BB.Wow! That was a lot. Now, that you know what each attack does, this should help you defeat the enemy! When you defeat enough enemies, there's a chance you can get to fight an animatronic (like Phantom Freddy) but they tend to be stronger than normal enemies. If you defeat them, they get to join your party and you can select them!INTO THE UNKNOWN AND THE KNOWNWhen heading to the left of your spawn point and up, you will see somebody. However, this is no ally, it's a boss! This boss in particular is named Auto Chipper. He is blocking access to 2 Chips. When you defeat Auto Chipper, the 2 Chips you get access to are Headstart: Strength and Headstart: Defense. But, now you may be asking - what are Chips? Chips are basically passive buffs that your party gets in battle. These range from temporary buffs to attacks that are automatically activated the whole battle. After fighting the Auto Chipper, go to the left and straight. Soon, you should see Fredbear again! Fredbear will be standing in front of a...glitchy tree? How odd. Fredbear explains that there appear to be some stuff happening on the flipside to cause this. Upon entering the tree, you are taken into a psychedelic-esqe location:This area is EXTREMELY confusing, and in my opinion, a mechanic that shouldn't have existed. You walk slow through this blue-ish area, and are being met with one other color - orange. There are at least 2 of these things in EACH sub-tunnel, as they are called, and you have to guess which one is correct. However, I'll save you a bit of slack. The correct exit is almost always a decent distance from your spawn. When you see your first exit, check for other ones further down the road! If you do see another one further from the first exit, then enter your newfound exit. , Home of text-based walkthroughs for video game RPGs both new and old. With pictures! Everybody loves pictures!, If you need help with FNaF World I suggest consulting either the FNaF World Wiki or asking for help on one of the franchise's innumerable fan forums. Main Walkthrough Part One: Fazbear Heights Part Two: Choppy's Woods Part Three: Dusting Fields Part Four: Mysterious Mine Part Five: Lilygear Lake Part Six: Blacktomb Yard and Deep-Metal Mine.
Part Three: Dusting Fields Main Walkthrough HANDY TIP: If you're having trouble navigating through Mysterious Mine, I highly recommend pressing Tab to pull up the world map. This will allow you to see all of the tunnels around you, and navigate accordingly. You can even move while you're looking at the map., FNaF World Walkthrough Part 3: Dusting Fields and Mysterious Mine (Shitty Mic Warning) Glitter Flash 642 subscribers Subscribed, Dusting Fields is an area in FNaF World. It connects to both Mysterious Mine and Choppy's Woods. Dusting Fields has a snow like appearance. The entire area is covered in snow, save for the bare trees that decorate the area. To the north, a decommissioned ferris wheel along with a mysterious dancing figure on a stump can be found. Lolbit is located at spawn and sells the Reaper Bytes. In the , The second clock spawn point is triggered via Fredbear just as you’re entering Choppy’s Woods. He’ll point you to Dusting Fields, and if you proceed with the game normally you’ll find the clock near a Lolbit’s Byte Store. Four white boxes appear near you, and you need to hit them in the proper order - namely, upper left, lower left, upper right, lower right., The first lock is in the northeast of Fazbear Hills, just outside town. The second lock is in the southwest corner of Dusting Fields. You’ll need to face a boss to get through here., This one appears in Dusting Fields, the next area in the game, and it's in a pretty obvious spot near another Lolbit's Byte Store. Touch the four glowing panels in the following minigame before time is up, in this order: Top left, bottom left, top right, bottom right. Head south..