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I know there are still a couple of problems with 096, but I haven't seen this one reported before, so here's the glitch I found.
After I saw his face for about eight seconds, I was able to continue the game as normal (until I saw his feet, which set him off :p).

Jesus I know, if the game is gonna make 096 that much of a hardass they might as well revise his containment info to include "don't look at the feet". That is the first major 096 bug to be fixed, but probably a hard one to do. That window glitch probably won't be nearly as difficult to resolve.

I've had this happen before too, i believe i saw videos where the player never even saw any part of his body and he still went off.

SCP-500 wrote:I've had this happen before too, i believe i saw videos where the player never even saw any part of his body and he still went off.

Haha, the Markiplier one was hilarious. Worked so hard not to look at his face, then ran into his legs and screamed like a b*tch

scpharrisee wrote:

SCP-500 wrote:I've had this happen before too, i believe i saw videos where the player never even saw any part of his body and he still went off.

Haha, the Markiplier one was hilarious. Worked so hard not to look at his face, then ran into his legs and screamed like a b*tch

The look on his face!.

Did anyone otice they could hug the wall with windows and not activate the event?, thats what i do, slowly walk backwards inside, they walk up against the wall and the doors won't lock.

I think looking at the feet setting it off is to prevent people from trying to get past it by just looking at the floor, but I think that should be a perfectly legitimate solution to getting through the room. I'm not a genius with code, so I'm probably wrong, but shouldn't it be relatively simple to set the trigger point just at its face?

Looking at 096's front will trigger his bitch-fit no matter what. Be it his arms or feet.
I can admire his ass for god knows how long and he won't mind, he even seems to pose.
Not that his ass isn't sexy... . but I hate being sidetracked.