Design Intent — Environmental Triggers and Predation Systems
Safe Haven does not communicate.It manipulates. Every corridor, blind turn, and placed object is engineered to force miscalculation and punish hesitati
Domains under analysis:
- Spatial psychology — map geometry that funnels movement into kill zones
- Ambiguity traps — branching paths that weaponize uncertainty
- Reward conditioning — escalation loops that bait risk addiction
- Environmental leverage — rooms designed as weapons, not scenery
We do not study fan theories.We document how the environment converts perception into failure.
Status
Models are incomplete. Data is published only when trials show reproducible effects across variable entity states and decision pressure.
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