WebKeneq-class SCPs have a fair amount of potential to cause disruption, as their anomalous influences can spread with fairly significant speed, fast enough as to cause concern, and extend across the population of a medium or large settlement. WebWhat, exactly, are you trying to point out as bad behaviour here?

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WebDisruption Class relates to an Anomaly's ability to spread its influence, almost like light spreads from its source. Of course, less strange sounding names could have been picked. I've heard many suggestions. But I still think, due to the unique nature of Disruption Classes to the Foundation itself, the names feel like they fit. Webdisruption class refers to how an anomaly can fuck with normality. a Dark class anomaly is almost invisible to the public and is barely a concern, an Amida class anomaly disrupts … cjd earrings

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WebDark is the first and lowest recognizable tier of disruption classes used by the SCP Foundation to classify SCPs by their ability to break the masquerade of normalcy. Dark … WebIf it's tl;dr: the Disruption Class category needs to be de-obfuscated from the codewords it currently has. I don't want to look at the layout of something that's supposed to communicate information and have to go look up what any of it means. WebDark The known or potential disruption is so low as to not be a concern. The object is essentially inert when not interacted with and may potentially only affect a single individual. The Foundation would find it trivial to clean up after it. Vlam The known or potential disruption would be localized to a small handful of people. cjd flights