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第129项“您的个人安全基础!”

你的个人安全基础是一个圆形的浅蓝色按钮,按下按钮时,你周围1英尺范围内的所有敌对实体(字面意思是“和”)都会被一个1英尺宽、1英尺高的浅蓝色力场推回。然而,安全基础按钮并不总是起作用;例如,当接触腐蚀性物质时,其功率会严重减弱。然而,大多数情况下,在接触到腐蚀性物质后,您的个人安全基础按钮将停电并不再运行。然而,从乐观的一面来看,你的个人安全基础也是防火的。然而,如果火势具有腐蚀性,这种特殊性就不复存在了。因为它的下面是金属,任何有腐蚀性的东西都可能从安全基础按钮的底座侵蚀。众所周知,酸喜欢腐蚀金属。

When Your Personal Safety Base is pressed in an militant/military base, a light blue 2-foot wide and 2-feet tall forcefield will come out and surround you. Any official involved with an organization in the field will instantly have a very, very strong urge to ‘protect’ whoever is the source of the forcefield, a.k.a, the person who pressed the button. Officials also lose all memory of what happened the prior day and the day they ‘protected’ someone who held the button. While this ability is great for manipulation or simply needing a buddy at hand, M.E.G has taken a harsh stance against these Safety Bases solely due to this ability, and thus, has ordered the majority of its Militants to discard of, restrict, or simply destroy all Safety Bases.

Appearance

The light blue forcefield has its roots in the bluish-plush wrapped around the metallic button(which is ironically red) most of the time(there are some Safety Bases made without the plush. This is for cheaper costs, but are rarely sold.) The plush has 4 holes spoked into it- this is presumably for cheaper costs and aesthetic purposes. Without the plush, the forcefield is simply invisible, but still works nonetheless, albeit a bit smaller(1 foot -> 0.8 feet, 2 foot -> 1.5 feet)

Whilst it is unknown how Safety Bases are produced and who exactly produces them, it can be assumed that they are factory made, due to every plush base having a 8-digit factory-ID number engraved into the bottom of their pitch-black metallic bases, but no company name to identify the factory itself by. However, even though the factory-ID number is always different with Your Personal Safety Base, it always includes the number “129” in it. Underneath the plush is a big red button that is normally seen in Hollywood and war movies in the Frontrooms rather than real life. Removing the plush, however, is difficult, as the plush is literally superglued onto the metallic bases.

While there are some copies of Safety Bases without the plush, these copies are rather rare to come across, and most of the time are discarded from the start in the unknown factory that makes these buttons. If they are made, it’s because it’s cheaper.

Pricing

Your Personal Safety Base is not sold officially in any levels. However, they are sneaked into levels with vending machines, levels with active currencies, the militant bases of commercial organizations, and placed purposefully near recording devices or electronics. They are also sneaked into grocery-store themed levels/money-themed levels.

On average, the Safety Base costs;

  • 1 AWB Bottle Cap
  • 2 Backdollars
  • 1 half of AWB/1 AWB
  • 10 Gray Rubois/1 Green Ruboi

Fun Facts

  • The Personal Safety Base was advertised as being resistant to any and all corrosive material “One-hundred perback!”. They even had a short commercial depicting a blonde woman dipping a Personal Safety Base into green “acid”, which was actually colored apple juice.
  • Copies of the Personal Safety Base first started appearing around the Backrooms. The first ever level they appeared in was Level 129. Why they appeared in Level 129 first isn’t really known, but it was most likely randomly selected from a hat.
  • There are only 2 commercials officially made by the “company” advertising the Personal Safety Base. The first commercial is a 15 second video of a blonde woman dipping a Base into colored fruit juice, which was marketed as acid. At the end of the video it says in yellow Comic Sans: “Get YOUR Glorious Safety Base Tooday!” and instantly ends. Not once does it mention who is selling the Personal Base.
  • The second commercial was 5 seconds log. It depicted 2 blonde kids smiling and running around together in a sunny, clearly photoshopped and over-saturated , while stock sound effects of kids giggling can be heard. At the end of the video it says once again in yellow Comic Sans: “button”
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