Here are 10 things that you probably didn't know about Entry Point.
#1: The Jackdaw cutscene used to be multiplayer The cutscenes in Entry Point are all singleplayer,
meaning that there's only one player per server.
However, when the Jackdaw cutscene first came out, Cish accidentally made it so several
players could join the same server.
This was a simple mistake and it was fixed pretty quickly, but it did result in some
really unusual glitches.
When this happened, I took this screenshot, which shows Grandfire1's character on my screen.
What's even funnier is that, some people's screens showed their character right in front
of the truck, which implied that they were about to get run over.
And honestly, at first, I thought Cishshato was just trolling us, but it ended up being
a glitch.
#2: The Fake SCRS Teasers The missions in EP were not released in chronological
order, which means that while the main story was still in development, we didn't know which
mission was coming next.
Cish decided to troll the community by making teasers that hinted at the SCRS, but were
actually about something totally unrelated.
This one had a file called Sacramento CRS.
This one had the phrase "Research Site," which fits the last two letters of SCRS.
And this one had a Caesar cipher which mentions the SCRS.
According to Cishshato, every teaser has mockingly hinted at the SCRS in some way, though I had
a hard time finding old teasers.
#3: Name Changes Some missions and cutscenes used to have different
names.
Critical used to be called "Ops."
Payoff used to be called "Allegiance."
Black Dusk used to be called "the Black Dusk," but Cish removed the article, probably to
make it consistent with Black Dawn.
And finally, the Blacksite used to be called "Jailbreak."
Some people speculate that it was changed because it had the same name as the popular
Roblox game, Jailbreak.
While it's true that this was likely a reason, I have a different theory.
I believe that the name was changed after Cish came up with the idea of Steel Cove,
which brings me to my next point.
#4: The Origin of Steel Cove Cish said in the Wiki that "Steel Cove didn't
exist until [they] needed an enemy for The Blacksite."
This suggests that Steel Cove wasn't meant to be all that important in the story.
Also, Steel Cove is based on the private military company once known as Blackwater.
According to Cish, it was originally going to be called Black Cove, but it was changed
due to the word "black" already being overused.
When Cish changed the name, they didn't even realize the similiarity to the SCRS, which
means that they trolled the entire community without even trying.
#5: The Night Heists Leaking Early The Night Heists expansion was released on
November 29th, 2019, but you need the Night Heists gamepass to actually play it.
However, on the day before they were released, the Night Heists leaked early, with certain
users sharing images of the expansion on Discord before it was even announced.
This was because Cish accidentally gave access to a different game pass.
Cish was not happy about this, and they deleted every single message relating to this leak,
but some people still remember the incident.
#6: Red Herrings Cish added a bunch of encrypted messages which
don't actually mean anything, and serve no purpose other than deception.
For instance, the Financier has a lot of complex details and decorations.
One of these has Morse code, but it doesn't translate into any real word.
Also, there's a lot of different numbers and codes throughout the maps, like this one in
the SCRS.
It makes you wonder whether this is just a red herring, or whether Cish is trying to
tell us something that we're missing.
#7: The Story of the SCRS Code Out of all the Lock codes, the SCRS code is
probably the most interesting.
One day, someone was reading about Cicada 3301 on the internet, and they wondered what
would happen if they entered it into the Lock.
This was actually the SCRS code before Cish decided to change it, which means it was essentially
found through luck.
The Cicada Program described in the file seems to refer to the actual Cicada 3301 organization,
which means that in the story, this was just a hiring tool used by Halcon, and that this
is how Rose was hired.
#8: The Lock Spoiling the Story Several parts of the story had already been
laid out before they were even released.
For example, the Cache code, which was implemented before the Scientist was released, pretty
much spoils the entire story of the Scientist, but for some reason, almost no one found it
until long after the Scientist was released.
The code in the Financier also partially spoils Ashes.
Also, the very first Lock code talks about Project Onyx, which is a black stone.
This means that you could've figured out that the Dawn Valley research was in the Lakehouse
just from the name of the badge.
#9: Roblox HQ The Withdrawal has an interesting building
off to the side, which is actually a reference to the Roblox HQ in San Mateo, California,
since it's fairly close to San Francisco, where the Withdrawal takes place.
Also, I was the first known person to figure this out, so... get flexed on.
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#10: The Date of the Killhouse On June 25th, 2020, Cishshato edited the Killhouse
page on the Wiki.
They changed the date to say "After Epilogue."
This suggests that not only is the Killhouse canon, but it's also some sort of post-death
experience, since the Freelancer and Rose are both gone by that point.
I'm currently working on a Killhouse theory to explain all of this.
Although the video might take a while, I've already discussed part of the theory in my
Discord server.
If you want to get early access to what I've come up with so far and potentially influence
the next video, then make sure to join my Discord server.
Also, if you liked this video, then make sure to comment #SperoDidNothingWrong.
I'll see you guys next time.