REGRETEVATOR [No. 2]

The walls of the elevator are made of wood, on the back wall there is an image with the sea and the beach, the elevator doors are iron, like the floor and ceiling, and they are also black (the floor and ceiling are gray, there are 5 lamps on the ceiling, and on the floor there are large black tiles with the image of the sun, on which there is an ordinary smile pattern), and there are also iron handrails

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Floors: 3008, Birthday Apartment, CRUMBL CUBE, Eternal Limbo, Find The Path, FNARB, Funny Maze, Infected Apartment, Mozelle's Strawberry Game, On The Heights, Splitsville!, Two Stud Camp, UES, Underground Subway.
Characters (NPCs): Pub (Party Noob), Pest, Infect, Biv, Split, Reddy, Folly, Null, Stat, Prototype, Skag, Melanie, Moselle, Walter, Mannequin Mark, Dr. Retro, Gnarpy, Attache, MR, Pilby, Jaob, Lampert, Germbo, Slim-Whim.
The elevator can hold a maximum of 4 NPCs and 10 players, and NPCs can enter from different floors. NPCs can talk to each other in the elevator, and players can also interact with them. At the beginning of a floor, all players are sometimes teleported out of the elevator, and at the end, they are always teleported back to the elevator. A floor typically lasts from 2 or 3 minutes to 1 minute, depending on the floor (in boss fights like "Stay on the Cube" or "Eternal Limbo," it's about a minute; in a "Find a Path" floor, it's about 4 minutes).
The floors are chosen completely randomly

Stat is very nervous and blunt when interacting with other NPCs, never mincing words. She values ​​her own survival above all else and quickly becomes distrustful of and irritated by other NPCs. However, she has developed a strange friendship with Gnarpi, perhaps due to their mutual dislike for everything and everyone in Regretevator.

Jermbo is an ordinary cat; nothing can be said about his personality. Incidentally, he's practically the only one Gnarpy respects, and he's not afraid of Mister.

The Attaché, or follower, is of unknown character and rarely speaks or interacts with anyone. He is always close to Mister. Incidentally, the Attaché's cloak somehow defies the laws of light and shadow, causing it to glow slightly in the dark. Perhaps he doesn't want to harm anyone, as he's never done anything bad before.

Mister is a mysterious, hostile character with unknown intentions. Very little is known about him, as he usually doesn't engage in dialogue with others. He can speak, of course, and some (for example, Dr. Retro, Null, Folly, Party Noob) even understand him, but for others, these "words" are completely incomprehensible or even inaudible.

Mark the Mannequin is a generally friendly and well-intentioned builder. He mostly talks about wood and woodworking, and dislikes all other building materials. Despite these preferences, he gets along well with Walter.

Split is friendly and usually tries to make other characters laugh with her puns. Her dialogue often includes puns, usually related to the topic of conversation or fruit. She often tries to strike up polite conversation with less friendly characters, but often struggles. She's generally cheerful and energetic, and her dialogue rarely reveals any overtly negative emotions.

Lampert has a huge hatred for germs and likes to stay clean and organized, most of his dialogue consisting of how he complained about germs and dust. He does not tolerate germs getting on him, and he insists that other, less pure characters stay away.

As for personality, much of Reddy's dialogue is related to the Red Ball Diner, the company that created them. Reddy often misinterprets sentences as literal questions related to the Red Ball Diner, and he also unprovokedly advertises various Red Ball Diner events and products. Reddy sometimes acts as if he's in the Red Ball Diner when he's actually in an elevator, and he frequently misrepresents other non-human NPCs as sentient beings, typically mentioning that animals are not allowed in the Red Ball Diner. Presumably due to the lack of maintenance at the Red Ball Diner, he frequently stumbles over his own words. When speaking, only the top of his head moves, while his lower jaw remains motionless.

Walter is a well-intentioned man, polite and extremely formal in his speech. He is also a builder who primarily works with concrete and brick.

Jaob is a generally calm and kind character (or rather, a creature, or even a beast. He can't speak—he only makes growls and other sounds). He loves to play hide-and-seek, hiding in one of the many boxes (for example, in a warehouse).

Judging by her dialogue, Biv is an extremely paranoid conspiracy theorist. Much of her dialogue consists of rambling ramblings on various topics, sometimes directed at no one in particular. She's also a self-proclaimed detective.

The prototype is a curious and cheerful character who rarely displays negative emotions in dialogue. Sometimes this curiosity can be harmful. He often studies and records information about other characters, usually without their consent. His speech is sometimes interrupted by errors and glitches due to his unfinished and outdated nature.

Pilby is a sullen, depressed clown. Pilby constantly looks down on himself, has low self-esteem, and is easily intimidated by more nervous NPCs, which is partly due to his stage fright.

Gnarpi is the Gnarpian warlord on his home planet. He is loud, selfish, and rude to other NPCs, considering himself superior to everyone else. Unlike Pest, who is equally antisocial, Gnarpi displays neither gentleness nor good intentions in his interactions with other NPCs. Judging by the behavior of other NPCs, Gnarpi is not given the respect he deserves on his home planet. Gnarpi's speech is heavily altered—in his dialogue, Xi often replaces "s" with "z" to imitate the alien Gnarpian language. He also frequently inserts made-up words into his dialogue, often to insult other NPCs. These are typically variations of words like "gnarp," "glorp," "zleep," "gop," "gleep," and other phrases and syllables often associated with alien sounds.

Judging by her interactions with other characters, Dr. Retro is a friendly and cheerful NPC who takes her job as a doctor seriously and often worries about the health of others. This can be seen in her interactions with characters like Infect and Party Noob. Even though she only speaks in cat sounds, the characters understand what she says.

Follie is extremely cruel and often fantasizes about killing other NPCs or alludes to traumatic events that happened to them in dialogue. Follie also has the ability to invade other people's dreams, using it to forcefully extract information from them and feed off their fear. Because of these factors, Follie is disliked by most other NPCs due to her sadistic tendencies and penchant for mental intrusion. Incidentally, Follie is canonically chubby under her sweater. Follie also has a lot of books, as she enjoys collecting knowledge and studying for her own benefit (but no one knows where these books are).

Skag is a gamer obsessed with vintage items and antiques, such as floppy disks and albums, as well as crude oil and dust. She frequently shares and promotes her shop.

Moselle is generally kind to others and speaks in a formal, if slightly pompous, manner. She can be very blunt when angry and won't hesitate to say something rude if she believes it's true. She can also be somewhat frivolous, as evident in her dialogue with other characters. Moselle constantly refers to herself as a princess and others as subjects and other titles reminiscent of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Interestingly, she seems to dislike being called a mouse. Incidentally, she is the daughter of Satan (just saying, as a fact. Heh.)

Melanie is an anxious, friendly girl who seems to be very close to some NPCs. Sometimes she is quite self-critical, for example, she says, "I'm not worth the trouble" when she is given some things. She is nice to those who are nice to her.

Infect behaves like a typical skater, is a walking reference to classic Roblox and internet humor, and speaks only Lispake. They are generally friendly and calm, though sometimes a bit goofy. They tend to downplay the severity of the illness they are infected with, often completely ignoring the fact that they are sick at all, and generally behave sloppily.

Null is a "helper bot" controlled by a hive mind that uses the pronoun "we" to refer to itself. He speaks eloquently and enigmatically, often confusing other characters. Null is focused on reaching his full potential.

Personality-wise, Pest is reserved and cold towards other NPCs, which can be frustrating for more sensitive characters. He's a loner and doesn't want to make friends, though he often denies it when confronted. He's short-tempered and blunt, often stealing items and lying when asked if he knows where they went. Pest speaks Japanese and often uses the language to insult other NPCs so they won't understand what he's saying. Despite this, he also has softer sides, such as when interacting with Dr. Retro or apologizing to other characters. He sometimes cooks with Party Noob, but prefers baking.

Party Noob is a carefree character who loves parties, even obsessing over them. Much of his dialogue revolves around parties, birthdays, and the like. He appears a bit childish and silly, as well as naive and oblivious to his surroundings. His constant happiness irritates more serious or grumpy characters, especially Gnarpy and Pest. He's not a very good cook and is afraid of burning anything, but he's learning (from Pest, of course).

The floor looks like a subway station that is well-lit by blue neon lights and has a vintage look. The platform is covered with square white tiles, spots are visible on the edge of the wall. The floor is tiled dark grey, the ceiling too, and there is a yellow security line running along the edge of the platform. The map is decorated with only a few items: a subway sign, a poster, a working jukebox, and a vending machine. On the other side of the platform, there are train tracks that players can jump on freely. If the player walks along the train tracks away from the platform, they will come across another platform on the other side. On the right platform there is a small unlit room with a darkened window and a closed door. On the left, it's the same, except for a computer with an animated blue screen that shows a globe. Illegible text is displayed on the screen and illuminates the room. A couple of seconds after the start of the floor, a train passes by, which can knock down sloppy players. And also here, with an equal chance, either Party Noob or Pest can enter the elevator.

The action takes place in an office building with several rooms and corridors lit by yellow lamps. Cardboard boxes and steel cabinets are placed throughout the floor for players to interact with. Signs in German are hung throughout the floor, indicating the purpose of the premises.

On the walls around the floor, you can see randomly generated demotivational posters with a random image and text. At the beginning of the floor, players can see JAOBA peeking into the elevator before escaping. After that, the mini-game will begin. Displays the text "CALM DOWN JAOBA: SEARCH THE MARKED CRATES", as well as indicators for Jaoba's anger and friendliness.

The task of the players is to find Jaoba in order to calm him down and fill the friendliness meter to 100%. If players manage to befriend Jaob, they will receive an "APOCALYPSE" badge, and Jaob will follow a random player on certain floors. Otherwise, the instructions at the top of the screen will change to "RUN FROM JAOB, return to the elevator", and players will have to run away from the raging Jaob. At this time, the floor is plunged into darkness. Jaoba will not be able to enter the elevator, but if found enough times, he can be seen on some other floors and will follow a random player

The action takes place at night in a campsite located in the forest. The area is lit by torches placed throughout the camp, and in some places by bonfires. Players can also see wooden structures, some of which have coins on them. Small aspen logs are scattered throughout the map.

In the main camp, you can see the Jenga Tower, as well as some logs to sit on. Some NPCs come to this camp and sit there until it gets dark, after which they go back to the elevator.

At the beginning of the level, players are given time to explore the camp and collect coins scattered in different places. After a short pause, a group of UFOs will appear: one green UFO and three ordinary UFOs. UFOs will move in a straight line to random points on the map, mostly aiming at players and the elevator. Any player caught in the UFO beam will lose 10 health points. UFOs will be active until the end of the floor.

At the same time, players will need to collect aspen logs (firewood) scattered around the map and put them in the cauldron where Dave is sitting. After all the logs are collected, players will need to light the cauldron. After the cauldron catches fire, a red beam will burst out of it, dealing damage to players, and then it will disappear. Gnarpi is more likely to enter this floor.

The floor is made in a banana theme and is a wet pool under the platforms. On the right side of the floor, between two large shelves, sits a whole crowd of spectators with oval heads.

There are also 3 unique NPCs among the viewers: Split, SComics, and the Grag variant. The obstacle course consists of various obbi-like obstacles, with only three obstacles and one checkpoint. Coins are scattered all over the strip.

At the beginning of the game, the floor is generally immersed in semi-darkness. When the electricity is turned on, players begin to complete an obstacle course.

The first obstacle consists of thin platforms that can sometimes move back and forth, as well as rotating platforms that knock players into the pool below and cause them to stumble, causing them to lose the ability to move or jump for a second. The first obstacle can be replaced with another rotating obstacle that can knock you down in the opposite direction. The second obstacle is a giant hanging gorilla figure that knocks players off course in a collision. This obstacle is right in front of the control point. The third and final obstacle is the spinning slide, where players must time correctly to land safely on the finish platform. At the end of the obstacle course is an office that players can enter. If all players reach the finish line, then Split can enter the elevator.

The floor consists of several high platforms, some of which are connected to each other by bridges or paths. Several frames can also be seen, which likely serve as portals to other areas. The map also features islands scattered around the central area.

In the center is a massive platform with a ring of fire on the surface, connected to two other platforms, each with its own walkways and/or bridges.

Just behind the center of the map is a green platform that, when touched, restores the player's health to the maximum level.

While on the floor, players receive a significant speed boost and are tasked with getting to the blue safe zone to escape the sandstorm. If the player is outside of the safe zone, they will constantly take damage from the storm. Once the storm subsides, a new safe zone will appear in three seconds. There will be a total of three sandstorms on this floor. After the third storm subsides, each surviving player will receive 15 coins and the opportunity to complete the floor. At the beginning of this floor, Null always enters the elevator.

The action takes place in a snow-covered palace that looks like an igloo. Moselle sits on a throne surrounded by paintings on the walls. In the background, winter trees and moai seem to be depicted. Oddly enough, blue flames are also visible in the background.

A game of "red light, green light" in which players stop when the Moselle turns towards them and continue moving when it turns away. When "Paul" begins, two television units appear: one is a timer, the other is the "Moselle camera". It does almost nothing, only visualizes the course of the game. At the beginning of the game, there is a sign that reads, "Don't throw objects in the hallways!" If the player continues to move while the Moselle fully transforms, it is struck by lightning, taking away 25 health and knocking it aside. When it turns around, players are allowed to move again. Moselle can also sometimes "pretend" to leave, almost turning around, but then turning away slightly, and then instantly turning to the "red light" to lull the players' vigilance.

The floor is also completely covered in ice and slippery, so players cannot jump. Stopping on an icy floor, regardless of whether any key is pressed, counts as a move in the Mozelle game. Be careful if you enter this floor with the boosters already activated, as they will make it harder for you to stop in time before the "Red Light" signal sounds!

On the way to the finish line, you will come across a lot of furniture. Gradually, at intervals of a few seconds, to the mark of 7 seconds, the floor will begin to sink (from beginning to end) according to the principle "in a row". The start of lowering the floor is marked for the first time with a text box next to the hotbar, followed by earthquake sounds to encourage players who are just trying to wait it out to start playing the minigame. Moselle can come from this floor if at least one player completes the floor.

The action takes place in a dilapidated residential complex consisting of only two floors, including the basement. Inside, two open doors are visible, one leading to the Infected's apartment, and the other to an apartment filled with images of yellow smiles, next to a window that players can enter or exit through. Vumba (robot plesos) lying on the floor.

On the first floor, several dumpsters and bins can be seen, as well as stairs leading to the balcony, which players can use to move through pipes or other balconies. One of these stairs can lead to the Infected's balcony. You can also see several entrances to an area that looks like a city, but it is blocked by an invisible wall.

A few seconds after you are on the floor, a random fragment of the map will suddenly turn into a "missing texture" with a characteristic noise indicating damage. After the first missing texture appears, it will begin to spread and infect more and more rooms. As you move through the floor, the infection will spread faster. Despite this, some pieces of furniture, such as a drawer, table, and sofa located next to the elevator, will not be contaminated. After the first infected part appears, players will see a GUI that will prompt them to close the valves throughout the map, as well as that the infection is spreading and they need to avoid the infected areas. Only one valve can be opened at a time, which will be indicated by a purple glow around it and a purple marker that is visible through walls and shows its position. Players who close the valves will receive coins, and the valve will remain open, but will no longer glow purple. Flaps that are not yet open will be closed, and a red marker with a cross will appear when approached. Once all the valves are closed, the spread of the infection will stop completely, and soon the floor will stop moving. These valves are located throughout the floor. And also from this floor an Infect can enter the elevator.

The action takes place in a brick labyrinth, illuminated by dim white lamps. On the map, you can see some decorations, such as a broken frame. In the maze, players can also see two rooms that appear to contain a garden. Players can also enter a room with Jermbo sitting on a chair in the center with a distorted red face image.

After the player enters the maze, disturbing music will play on this floor.

At the beginning of the floor, players can either enter the maze or stay in the starting area. Players cannot jump on this floor.

If the player chooses to enter the maze, the floor will suddenly be plunged into darkness, the player's speed will be reduced, and the entrance will be blocked by a rusty gate. After that, a mini-game will begin, the goal of which is to collect 4-14 (depends on the number of players in the elevator, the more players, the more pages) pages scattered on the floor, while avoiding Scary Mike, an NPC who will randomly choose a path and run along it, killing everyone it touches.

Bev is the only NPC who can enter the elevator on this floor. Gnarpi, Infect, Null, and sometimes the Prototype (Skag too, if the Prototype is carrying her) are the only NPCs other than Biv to leave this floor.

The performance takes place in an office lit only by a yellow light, with two doorways on the left and right, above which some parts of the door are visible, next to two buttons painted red and blue, with the words "DOOR" and "LIGHT" under each button, respectively. There are two windows next to each door.

In the front of the office you can see a desk. Under the table, on the left, you can see a red teddy bear with smooth square legs, and on the right is a toolbox. There is also a computer on the table, the monitor of which shows the current power consumption and a usage indicator. Wires are visible next to the poster and drawings.

Outside, in the hallways, you can see another toolbox, something like a speaker in the right hallway, and some children's drawings on the wall. On the left, you can see a blackboard with a few more children's drawings placed right in the corner of the blackboard. When the level begins, players are taken to the security office, where 12% of the energy remains. Then the phone rings.

In a few seconds, the call will be answered. The caller, Gregory, informs the player(s) that they will have to defend themselves against Reddy, who will scare them and deal damage using doors and lights. After that, the mini-game will begin. During the minigame, there is a chance that Biv will accidentally appear in the left hallway of the map and immediately enter the elevator.

If the player(s) successfully prevent Reddy from entering the office, Gregory will call again and congratulate the players. After the end of the phone call, each player receives 10 coins, and if the player completes this stage for the first time or has previously had their badge removed, they receive a "One Long Minute" badge. However, if players can't stop Reddy from entering the office, Reddy will scare them and deal 90% damage, then run to the elevator.

The action takes place in a factory consisting of conveyor belts, lamps and tiles. The floor is also covered in fog, making it difficult for players to see what is happening in the distance. At the beginning of the level, players need to find their way to the other end by stepping on the correct tiles. If the player steps on the wrong tile, it will disappear and the player will fall before teleporting back to the starting area, losing 7 health. If the player steps on the correct tile, it will glow red and become solid, and can be walked on. The player must repeat this process until they reach the end. If the tile is not stepped on for some time, it will return to its normal color. At the end, players will receive coins as a reward. A prototype will also be present: it will sit on a switch under a springy roof with a square hole. If this switch is activated, they will stand up and automatically head to the elevator. And also, if there is a Stat in the elevator, it can help you pass this floor.

The floor is a white forest and a deep red lake. Red mist is also visible on the floor and numerous eyes in the trees, in the sky, and in the air. In the center is an arena with 8 mirrors scattered around, where the boss battle takes place. During the fight, Folly can be seen standing on a tall white pillar in front of the arena. Behind the pillar on which Folly stands is a large tree covered in eyes and a glowing scratch from three fingers. This tree is "Great". If you defeat Folly on this floor, she will appear in the elevator. There are 5 attacks- Summon a group of lasers that stay in place for a while and then move in a pseudo-random direction; Summons groups of pillars that rise from the ground at high speed, dealing damage to players and applying the Ragdoll effect on contact; Summons several shadow clones of Folly, called the Unknowns, that chase players, attacking and damaging anyone they touch; Summons groups of pillars that deal damage to players and inflict Ragdolled! effect when touched while the pillars are still rising. After the pillars rise, the water will also begin to rise, and any player caught in the water will take quick damage; Summons 8 mirrors that spawn around the perimeter of the arena. Folly will jump out of one of them to show her location, and then jump back before the mirrors start randomly swapping places. Each time, the mirrors move faster. When the mirrors have finished swapping places, black platforms will appear in front of each mirror, and players must stand on the platform in front of the desired mirror. If the player is standing on the correct platform, Folly will take damage. The amount of damage depends on what percentage of live players are on the platform. Any player who was standing on the wrong platform will receive a laser hit and 30 damage.

The floor is a large red and white cube floating in a room with maze-like walls. A text is visible in front that reads "STAY CUBA." Slim Wim stands between the text and the cube. Slim Wim will start attacking you in a variety of ways, such as a wall at speed, a burning floor, or lasers. Then the cube will rotate again and the spheres will appear. Upon interacting with them, the player will kick the orbs, dealing damage to Slim-Wim. The main goal is to defeat Slim Wim. Slim Wim is a flesh jester with a GomBall face (winking face with tongue sticking out). His head is completely white, wearing a jester's hat with three bells, and the main part of the hat is made of flesh. They have a fleshy torso with protruding ribs and sink into the ground with the help of fleshy tentacles that grow into the floor soil. From there, no one can leave or go there except the player

The "Birthday Apartment" floor is an apartment decorated with birthday attributes. In the room, you can see a rotating red text that reads "HAPPY BIRTHDAY!". There is a living room with a sofa, a TV and a shelf. On the TV screen there is a dancing cat and the inscription "Click on me!". There is also a kitchen area with a table, a breakfast bar, a refrigerator, a microwave and cabinets. There is a birthday cake on the table. From there, with a small chance, the Parti Noob may come

On the floor there is a huge furniture store, the walls and ceiling of which are covered with fog. The furniture store is divided by a white path, which divides the map into several sections. Examples include a plot with a living room, a plot on the street, and/or a plot with weapons. Several advertisements appear to be made of metal. Lampert can be found on this floor, but only if a player finds him.