NIGHT 3
Night 3 is the third night in the main game. Wario, Waluigi, and Luigi have higher AI levels than on Night 2, and a new character is introduced, Peach.
Peach has a different style of attack than the rest. She will attack by entering the factory randomly. A new music feature is introduced to the cameras as well.
STRATEGY
For Wario, Waluigi, and Luigi, your strategy for Nights 1 and 2 should work here. The speed increase compared to those two nights is not that major.
However, this night is the first night you'll have to listen for audio cues, specifically for Peach. The way she works is that she enters the factory randomly, forcing you to find the camera she's in and playing the new music feature. To know if she entered the factory, the player has to listen for her audio cues, specifically the sound of high heels (below). There's two sounds she can play, so the player has to get used to both. If you hear the cue, she's in the factory. You have to hunt her down in the camera system the old-fashioned way.
TRIVIA
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This night introduces the music mechanic for the first time. Using music adds 1 to the Usage meter.
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Peach is the only character to enter all 9 rooms, however due to her low AI, it is impossible to see Peach attempt to attack 9 times on Night 3.
CALL
Welcome back! I knew you’d do great!..Were you able to use that broken light?..Well, I hope so. No matter, anyways...not to frighten you, but some of the staff were having a conversation on what might have happened seven years ago...from what they said, we know that it all happened on a Monday, and they said Wario and his friends went missing, however they never came out of the factory for years. Some of the staff members said Wario and his workers...well, uh...might be wandering around here…*quietly* maybe that explains the strange noises we’ve been hearing…*not quiet anymore*...uh, on the bright side, the staff were kind enough to add a music feature to the camera system... you can play the music if you ever feel freaked out by something unusual in the cameras...anyways, keep doing what you’re doing, you’ve been great! Good night...I’ll call you later-