He will only hear it if you broadcast in a room next to where he is.

There are two things in particular you need to remember when luring him around the building: He will follow the sound to the room it was broadcast in. Moving SpringtrapĪs you've surely found out, you can lure Springtrap around the building using the audio function in the camera system. This does not help with the Freddy phantom, as he has no camera presence. If you see a phantom on a camera (such as the Chica face in the arcade cabinet or Balloon Boy), immediately switch to another camera to avoid unnecessarily losing time. You always have to address errors as soon as they happen, but you can cut down on how many phantoms you have to deal with by keeping a close eye on Springtrap. Avoiding PhantomsĮven with all of the information here, you still have to deal with him among the phantoms and errors. That said, it is worth a try if you're having too much trouble. Unfortunately, his weird movement timing at Night 4 and above can make this unreliable - and often equipment will break anyway. I've tested both rebooting one of the three systems every time Springtrap relocates, and waiting for them to get errors. When your ventilation system conks out every two hours, and your security cameras every 30 minutes, it might be time to ditch that retro equipment and get something that actually works. It's important to know where he is at all times, and unfortunately that becomes really difficult later on, because the equipment at Fazbear's Fright is barely functional. Most of my deaths in-game have simply come from the fact I can't see him thanks to the static and his weird positioning. He moves at irregular intervals at Night 4+, and there are a few spots per room where he can be.

Unlike the bots we've dealt with before, Springtrap is both agile and (to some degree) intelligent.

Recurring camera, audio, and ventilation errors (especially after Night 3).

Three things make dealing with Springtrap difficult:

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