If she likes you enough she’ll just spam you with pictures of shitty memes but will keep making your online games lag, and sometimes write in chat to troll you. If you try to leave the game before losing or anytime after you saw her she’ll just put the following message:Īnd let you go but she’ll cut off your internet at crucial moments to troll you and have a laugh, she’ll be the biggest troll and do all sorts of things on your browser to see your reactions like the jester that she is. Usually it’s a race a bit like Metal Sonic in Sonic CD, but she’s a cheater and will use every possible thing in the game to win, but you still have a chance to outrun her. Once you see her you either beat her at her own game or lose. She waits until the player gets around the end of a flash game, and then changes the rules of the game to actually give you a chance of keeping your internet connection. Her main goal is to eat your Internet connection, WiFi, router, Ethernet, PLC devices, or anything that connects you to the Internet, but always in a playful way. She still resides in those games, but she is not used to the new internet slang and websites.
Today, Flash games aren’t played anymore, and the only way to actually play them is using some kind of launcher or using Adobe Flash directly.
If the game is too hard for the player, they won’t see FFS appear and she’ll let them go.įree feeds off the internet connection of people and she’s able to prevent usage of it in the household after she finishes feeding off of it, before going to a new household and doing it again.ĭue to being restricted to old Sonic Flash games, she always speaks in internet slangs from the early 2000s and in memes from early Youtube Poops and 4chan memes. She seems to stay in specific Sonic Flash games that are a bit hard for kids, and messes with the level design of the game to make fun of the player. FreeFlashSonic, also known as Free or FFS, is an overdeveloped sentient AI that seems to delight in messing with people and especially their internet connection.
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