How Accurate is SCP 173 in SCP SL?

In this video, the creator initiates a series examining the accuracy of SCP characters in the game SCP:SL (Secret Laboratory) compared to their original lore as found in the SCP Foundation wiki. The video begins with SCP 173, a popular SCP entity, by exploring its containment procedures and appearance in the game. The video discusses the containment protocol requiring SCP 173 to be in a locked container and the necessity of maintaining direct eye contact to prevent its movement, noting the game's allowance for SCP 173 to move via teleporting despite this. The analysis touches on the physical description of SCP 173 as constructed from concrete and rebar, which matches its in-game portrayal, and the sounds it makes, which aligns with lore. Additionally, the video's accuracy assessment considers SCP 173’s method of attack and other behaviors, like leaving feces and blood, which are consistent with the original description. However, it points out a disconnect with how SCP 173 can move in the game when looked at by multiple players. Concluding the assessment, the creator ranks SCP 173 as 'mostly accurate,' praising Northwood Studios for their adherence to lore where possible while acknowledging gameplay adjustments.