Pac-Man V2 Mod Explained in fnf (Arcade World)

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Pac-Man V2 Mod Explained in fnf (Arcade World)

Friday Night Funkin’: Vs Pac-Man (FULL WEEK) Mod Download:
1) https://gamebanana.com/mods/392591

Cherribun – Main Artist/Director: https://twitter.com/ghostbunbun

Mod Creators for Pac-Man below
FNF Pac-Man FULL WEEK (Cutscenes!) Mod Download link:
https://gamebanana.com/mods/392591
GhostBunBun – Director, Main Artist, Animator, Composer:
https://twitter.com/ghostbunbun
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https://twitter.com/panchonatorr
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https://twitter.com/ChillaxinSonic
TabiSkull – Artist, Animator:
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Bryan – BG Artist:
https://twitter.com/BryanJo97527502
broster – Coder:
https://twitter.com/BrosterMedia
JADS – Composer:
https://twitter.com/Aw3somejds
TyrannousAsh20 – Composer:
https://twitter.com/ty20music
Whoopz – Composer:
https://twitter.com/Whoopz17
TECHPACK – Composer:
https://twitter.com/Techpack_64
blon – VA:
https://twitter.com/_blon_
Chachifox – VA:
https://twitter.com/chachifox
RedTV53 – VA:
https://twitter.com/RedTV53
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https://twitter.com/SquishyBlooper
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https://youtu.be/b0M4Y7P5BOM
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About FNF

Friday Night Funkin’ is a rhythm game in which the player must pass multiple “weeks”, each usually containing three songs.[note 1] Each week, the player typically faces a different opponent.

During gameplay, the opponent will sing a pattern of notes which the player must mirror by pressing the arrow keys or WASD. At the bottom of the screen is a bar indicating how well the player is doing. The left side of the bar is red, representing the opponent. The right side is green, representing the player. Successfully hitting notes will increase the size of the player’s bar, while missing notes causes the opponent’s bar to expand. The player fails if the opponent’s bar fills up the entire bar.

For each week, the player has the option to select one of three difficulties: Easy, Medium, and Hard. As difficulty increases, the speed of incoming arrows increases and the patterns of arrows become more complicated. The player’s high score for each week on each difficulty is tracked and shown in the top corner of the week selection screen.

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20 thoughts on “Pac-Man V2 Mod Explained in fnf (Arcade World)”

  17. Regarding the ghosts, you've based their behavior off their nicknames. They have actual names and have had said names since the very first game in 1980, but they just rarely ever get used- though they give a lot more insight to the characters themselves.

    Blinky's real name is "Shadow," Japanese "Oikake"- which translates to "Chaser." His behavior in-game is that he consistently targets Pac-Man directly at all costs, hence his name representing him as, well, a shadow, constantly tailing Pac-Man.
    Pinky's real name is "Speedy," Japanese "Machibuse"- which translates to "Ambush." Her behavior in-game is that she targets the space four tiles ahead of the direction Pac-Man is facing, ensuring that a majority of the time she attacks him directly from the front, like an ambush. Her english name, Speedy, doesn't really make sense for her, as she never actually speeds up nor does she have a faster speed than the other ghosts. Blinky is actually the only ghost that speeds up under specific circumstances.
    Inky's real name is "Bashful," Japanese "Kimagure"- which translates to "Fickle." His behavior in-game is that he checks the space two tiles in front of Pac-Man and uses it as a pivot, then he gets Blinky's position in the maze and rotates it 180 degrees from the pivot tile, essentially ensuring that he works together with Blinky to corner Pac-Man- if Blinky's close, Inky's close, and if Blinky's far away, Inky's far away. This can be interpreted through his english name as him being too shy to approach Pac-Man without another ghost, namely Blinky, nearby. You actually got his personality pretty on-the-nose in this video despite this.
    Clyde, finally, is named "Pokey" for some reason, Japanese "Otoboke"- which translates to several different things, all meaning the same basic term- stupidity. Clyde's literal real name in Japan is "Feigned Ignorance." His behavior in-game is that he chases Pac-Man just like Blinky would, until he gets within an 8 tile radius of the yellow orb and his target instantly changes to the bottom left corner of the maze, causing him to flock away from Pac-Man just when he's getting close, usually resulting in him running in circles nearby without fully getting in Pac-Man's way most of the time. This can be interpreted in multiple ways, either he wants to look like he's chasing Pac-Man but doesn't really want to hurt him, or he's just an idiot and gets distracted easily. Either way, he's pretty clumsy regardless since he usually does donuts around random maze walls closeby to Pac-Man.

    Also I just want to note that the maze layout written on the back wall in the ghost house has a little question mark in what might seem like a random spot, but it's actually a genuinely clever reference to the fact that due to a little exploit in the original game, if Pac-Man were to face upwards in that corner of that wall, depending on the position of the four ghosts, Pac-Man could stay there indefinitely and the ghosts' path finding algorithms could literally never get to him. That corner is one of the four areas in the maze where the ghosts for some reason cannot actually turn upwards, meaning even if the shortest path to Pac-Man is through that corridor, Blinky could not travel up, but his AI isn't advanced enough to realize this fact which results in him spinning around the bottom center T indefinitely. Pinky's AI has a small tracking bug in that when Pac-Man faces up, due to a slight integer overflow, instead of the target tile being four tiles above Pac-Man, it's four tiles above and to the left, resulting in Pinky's target being way off from Pac-Man, resulting in her never being able to get to him. Inky similarly follows Blinky's pattern in the opposite direction, therefore meaning he can never get to Pac-Man either, and finally, Clyde would just spin in circles nearby because he'd be constantly entering and exiting Pac-Man's radius causing his target to switch between the two positions forever. Essentially, that one space is a "no ghost zone" and it's pretty cool that it was referenced in the mod.

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