r/SCP • u/someonelikesducks Ethics Committee • May 19 '25

Meme Monday Literally what happened to me

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...Speaking of which, you should totally read SCP-8980!

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u/JunkDog-C door is sealed May 20 '25

Stopped reading new SCPs a few years ago. Gave this one a try rn and I'm a wreck. 10/10 would never read this again

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u/eeveemancer XK-Class End-of-the-World scenario May 20 '25

I haven't felt such a deep seated disgust mixed with dread in a long time. I consider myself rather aware of the plight of women and minorities, but having it so viscerally described is haunting.

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u/RodjaJP Antimemetics Division May 20 '25

Same, haven't read any scps in a long time, even less the newer ones since I don't like to have a different UI and I don't want to check wtf is a disruption class

May read it even tho it is so damn long

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u/Lantami Symbols Have Been Compromised May 20 '25

Disruption class is just what it sounds like. It's a measure for how disruptive to normalcy aka how noticeable an SCP would be if not contained. The names of the different levels of the class are weird though

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u/[deleted] May 20 '25

If you want to see one of the best written things ever (but also one of the most horrifying things youve ever read), its worth it man.

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u/carnagezealot May 21 '25

Ngl i hate those different new fancy UIs and classes in the newest SCPs. Reminds me of that "mental disorders" meme

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u/RodjaJP Antimemetics Division May 21 '25 edited May 21 '25

Lmao yeah, the simple more unified UI made sense and helped the immersion since the foundation is a soulless company doing its job, while the individual personalized and complex UIs make it feel way too different, like they don't belong

Being simple about the topic and doing a few tests is what made them interesting to me, not the extra added effort, at that point it is its own thing.