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The End Of The F#c*ing World

The End Of The F#c*ing World, formerly Level 600, is the 911th level of the Backrooms accessible from Road to Ruins.

The End Of The F#c*ing World is a dangerous Level due to the low supply rates and the omnipresent hostile entities.

The End Of The F#c*ing World resembles the remainder of a city destroyed by nuclear warfare. There's no radiation present and the time of day is locked to noon. The streets are destroyed and covered in debris, with this carrying over to the houses and other facilities, examples being supermarkets and military outposts.

The city is filled with Hounds, Death Rats, Stalkers and humanoid bandits. The bandits being the most dangerous Entity in this Level due to their ability to use and wield firearms.

Graffiti art of Scream Eaters can occasionally be found inside buildings. It's unknown why they're spray painted in this Level, since current exploration hasn't shown these entities to reside here.

When reaching the edges of The End Of The F#c*ing World, Non-Euclidian effects will start to play. The landscape will start to scale up and down, areas will repeat and loop, and the time it takes to reach the end may take longer or shorter than one would expect, if this is persevered through, however, one will witness the land beginning to break away and slowly fade into The Blue Channel.

The supermarkets of The End Of The F#c*ing World are usually empty, except for household furniture like tables and beds. Bottles of Almond Water or canned food can occasionally be found within these structures, as well as the standard Non-Euclidian properties this Level possesses as a whole.

The Malls are completely empty, without any kind of furniture or supplies. They also possess high bandit and Non-Euclidian activity, making traversing these areas heavily unadvised.

It is to be noted that all the calendars show the same date: 31 December 1999.

Military Outposts are rare structures within the Level, and so far only one has been found. The outposts are composed of abandoned military vehicles, barracks, sandbags, military rations, and occasionally military backpacks.

Scene-01.1 is an A-Ranked Scene of the DevRooms, it was discovered on 31/8/1987.

Scene-01.1 is a vast array of cities, interconnected with roads that travel through a vast mountainous landscape

Scene-01.1 is comprised of two main areas, large bustling cities that bear similarities to Scene-01.2, and large expanses of mountainous woodlands that separate the cities. The cities are devoid of entities, with the only exception being the sapient cars that drive on their own accord. They possess no human-like qualities and only drive along the roads in a peaceful fashion, and follow all road-safety laws.

Although the insides of buildings bear resemblance to existing structures in The Real World, they're all unfurnished and empty. Although various inhabitants have brought in furniture from other Scenes and have been setting up homes here, many of the buildings are still empty. The occasional room has been shown to display Non-Euclidian properties. These rooms are clearly signposted to be Non-Euclidian and possess no dangers when entering them.

The forests of Scene-01.1 take place along mountainous landscapes, the forests are thick with trees, but sport no wildlife or insects. Rivers can be found inside the forests, but they all have no start or end. The rivers never form rapids and are considered to be safe for swimming and drinking.

The roads follow no direct pathways and will wind around the mountains and landscape randomly. One can oftentimes find simple concrete supported bridges that span many miles, going from one mountain peak to another. The Car Entities can also be found here, but they're less common in the forests.

Leaders-Outpost - City Livers

• Contains over 100+ members
• They reside inside a large hotel named "The Queens Voyage"
• They assist other Scene travelers in getting settled into Scene-01.1

Scene-01.1 Residents

• The blanket term for the civilians that reside in the cities of Scene-01.1.
• Friendliness can vary from person to person.
• There are known to be at least 1000 people inside each city.

Scene-01.1 Campers

• The blanket term for the civilians that reside in the forests of Scene-01.1.
• Friendliness can vary from person to person.
• Each campsite ranges from 2-15 members
• The exact amount of camps is unknown, but it's confirmed to be in the hundreds.

How To Enter

Scene-01.1 can be accessed from Scene-01.5 by no-clipping through any of the trees in the Scene. Alternatively, in Scene-00.8 you can find artwork that looks to be of a postcard, touching this in any way will transport you to Scene-01.1. However, it also is known that you can end up Scene-01.1 when entering The DevRooms from The Real World. Hence why so many people reside and end up here.

How To Leave

In Scene-01.1, there are plentiful exits to Scene-01.2 in the cities and Scene-01.5, as well as Scene-01.4 from the forests.

[Wait, what is this? Has anyone found this old article? It's definitely not M.E.G., what the hell is a scene? and what the hell is that eye-sore of a banner? Our searches have never found anywhere that relates to a "Scene-01.1", whatever that means. I'm not even sure how this page appeared here in the first place. I'll just leave it on, but I wanna know if anyone knows what the hell this is]

The bandits are the major threat in The End Of The F#c*ing World, they're humanoids entities that move in groups from 7 to 12 members that can talk like normal humans. They all pose the ability to use guns, examples being shotguns, assault rifles, and sniper rifles. Some bandits use contusive weapons including fire axes, machetes, metal baseball bats, crowbars, and batons. Their only distinguishing feature from ordinary human beings is their corpse-like appearance and rotting smell.

[some of these bandit guys had some "Leaders" identification on them, is that the group mentioned in that weird article? Does anyone know where they are, do they reside on that Scene-01.1 or whatever it was? I'll keep this note here, but someone better start making sense of this]

These entities can easily be defeated with a salt firearm. Once killed, the bodies of the bandits will disappear, as will their guns, except for their melee weapons.

3/4 of the structures of The End Of The F#c*ing World have been shown to display Non-Euclidian properties. These rooms are clearly signposted to be Non-Euclidian and possess a high threat level when entering. In these rooms there are many traps placed by the bandits, these are oftentimes lethal or will irreversibly damage one's body. When entering a skyscraper, it's a completely random chance as to what floor you'll end up on, making living in them not advised.

The Non-Euclidian rooms can cause confusion and disorientation in one's mind due to the repeating rooms and a lack of an exit . All the rooms are devoid of furniture, with the only notable items inside them being any traps and debris. Each floor of a skyscraper is completely independent of one another, with the only way to access them is to exit and re-enter the skyscraper.

The remains of the skyscrapers appear small from the outside, however, the interior size of these structures is known to scale to be at least three times as big. The halls of shopping malls will experience duplicating hallways, making exiting them nearly impossible.

It should also be noted that the same Non-Euclidian effects start to take effect when reaching the edges of the Level.

Entrances

To access The End Of The F#c*ing World, you can randomly find it in The Blue Channel, going towards it will eventually drop you into the Level. Another way to access this Level is to go to the west of Level 812 and jump off on the road, which will bring you to The Blue Channel. Once here, continue to travel west until finding this Level.

Exits

To exit The End Of The F#c*ing World, you have to find the edges of this Level. Once there, you can jump off and enter The Blue Channel.

[We've found some really random ways to get into this Level, why can I access an abandoned city from Level 135?? I get that some Level transitions don't always make sense, but come on here. Maybe it's related to the article? I only didn't include them since sometimes you can access The Blue Channel from there, which we definitely don't want people ending up in. I and a few others just blocked any up we could find, since I know some dipshit would try to enter this place and get stuck in the Blue Channel]

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