Item #: SCP-CTF2

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:

SCP-CTF2 is to be housed in a temperature-controlled, padded chamber at Site-██ to mitigate accidental equipment damage during its frequent outbursts. The chamber must include a high-performance workstation equipped with Clickteam Fusion, a stable internet connection for resource downloads, and a continuous supply of G-Fuel.

Attempts to introduce alternative game engines to SCP-CTF2 are strictly prohibited following Incident CTF2-03. Personnel are advised to address SCP-CTF2 respectfully, using phrases such as “Clickteam is the ultimate engine” to avoid triggering hostile behavior.

Description:

SCP-CTF2 is a humanoid male, approximately 1.4 meters tall, with bright red skin and short brown hair. It speaks in a high-pitched voice, often with rapid speech patterns when discussing or demonstrating its abilities in the Clickteam Fusion game engine.

SCP-CTF2 displays an obsessive and unparalleled proficiency with Clickteam Fusion, capable of exceeding the software’s inherent limitations. Notable feats include:

Manipulating Clickteam Fusion to utilize several terabytes of RAM without performance degradation.

Enabling the engine to process 64-bit numbers, bypassing its native 32-bit architecture.

Creating fully functional 3D simulations, including one instance of a to-scale model of the observable universe with intricate physics and celestial interactions.

SCP-CTF2 refers to these achievements as “mere tinkering” and claims that “Clickteam Fusion can do anything if you know how to ask it nicely.”

Anomalous Properties:

SCP-CTF2 appears to metabolize G-Fuel as its primary source of energy. Analysis has shown that SCP-CTF2’s physiology transforms G-Fuel into a unique bio-chemical compound that fuels its enhanced cognitive and technical abilities. Its reliance on G-Fuel is such that deprivation leads to rapid cognitive decline and lethargy.

Attempts to introduce SCP-CTF2 to alternative game engines such as Unity, Unreal Engine, or Godot trigger violent episodes, during which SCP-CTF2 exhibits enhanced physical strength and emits a high-pitched scream capable of shattering glass within a 10m radius. SCP-CTF2 has described such engines as “heretical” and refers to proponents of alternative engines as “blasphemers.”

Behavioral Traits:

SCP-CTF2 frequently engages in extended monologues about Clickteam Fusion’s superiority, often lapsing into technical jargon incomprehensible to even seasoned developers. SCP-CTF2 occasionally offers unsolicited advice on optimizing Fusion projects, though it becomes agitated if its suggestions are not implemented immediately.

It demonstrates no interest in activities outside game development and refuses to acknowledge the existence of any entertainment medium not created using Clickteam Fusion.

Addendum CTF2-A: Incident Log CTF2-03

On ██/██/20██, Researcher █████ attempted to demonstrate a prototype game developed in Unity to SCP-CTF2 as part of an experiment. SCP-CTF2's skin reportedly became visibly brighter, and it began emitting a loud, sustained screech while overturning furniture and breaking computer monitors. SCP-CTF2 then declared, “Unity is an affront to perfection!” before collapsing due to exhaustion.

Following this incident, SCP-CTF2 was subdued and its chamber was reinforced to prevent future outbursts. Researcher █████ was reassigned to non-anomalous projects.

Research Notes:

Efforts are underway to determine the limits of SCP-CTF2's abilities with Clickteam Fusion. Despite its hostility to other engines, SCP-CTF2’s capacity to optimize Clickteam Fusion could prove valuable in computational simulations. However, attempts to redirect SCP-CTF2's focus from its obsession are deemed impractical.

Personnel are encouraged to maintain a steady supply of G-Fuel to avoid unnecessary confrontations.