NIGHT 2
Night 2 is the second night in the main game. Luigi becomes introduced as an active character on this night, and Wario and Waluigi are faster than Night 1.
Luigi has a vastly different mechanic than the original Five Nights at Wario's, involving the middle hall light.
STRATEGY
TRIVIA
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This is the first night where you are required to use the middle hall light.
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Luigi will make door sounds, just like Wario Man on Night 0. If you hear a door sound, this means Luigi has moved.
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This night plays the same ambience the original Five Nights at Wario's used.
For Wario and Waluigi, you can keep the same strategy you used for Night 1. They are faster, but this also means they will leave the door faster, so the strategy will still work.
However, you have to balance checking both sides with checking the middle now. Luigi is active, and despite having a lower AI than Wario and Waluigi, he is just as important to check if not more so.
Camera use is encouraged for Luigi, as you can track if he's in a room or if he's in the middle hall. If you think he is in the middle hall, flick the light switch slowly so you don't accidentally shut it off while he's there.
There are two strategies you can use to help against Luigi:
(1)- The amount of times you have to press the light is random, but it is always more than 5. Knowing this, you can spam the switch 5 times before clicking clowly to make the process faster.
(2)- Or, you can prepare ahead of time. You can click 5 times in
advance, so if he's in the hall, you only have to click it 1-4 times
instead of 6-9.
CALL
Oh, uh..hey! Congrats on completing your first shift here! I’m sure nothing went wrong here, everything seemed in good condition when the staff arrived in the morning, so good job! Now, there’s something I should have told you last night but I forgot. There should be an open hallway right in front of you. Now, we’re trying to convert that area to a third door/light system for you to use, however we’ve made little progress, so all you have there is a light. To add insult to injury, the light itself is very unstable. You are probably going to have to flick the switch a few times until it turns on, and even then, the light is only temporary...hm...you could use it if you see something...or someone...unwelcome is standing in there,... perhaps the flickering bright light can scare them away or something. Oh, and one more thing: Take your time with the switch, if you rush to turn it on, you might accidentally shut it off immediately, resulting in you having to attempt to use it over again...Not much other than that, anyways, good night, keep up the great work!