Fnaf World Multiplayer 2 [Discontinued] is a separate Roblox experience created by ProtoScrap8790. Its Universe ID is 2422740603 and its root Place ID is 6482641139. It is not a map, patch, or second place inside the original Universe covered by this site.
Sequel identity card
The shared creator explains why the projects appear together on profiles and in older videos. The different Universe IDs explain why their records cannot be merged.
What “discontinued” means here
The word appears in the sequel’s official Roblox title. It is therefore safe to describe the sequel as discontinued. It does not automatically mean Roblox deleted the page, that no one can ever open it, or that every old server behavior is known. The title is a status label supplied by the creator, not a complete shutdown notice.
Check the sequel’s own page if you want its current Play-button state or server list. Do not use a population snapshot as the definition of discontinued. A game can have zero players without being labeled discontinued, and a discontinued page can remain publicly visible.
Why sequel data cannot fill original-game gaps
Roblox keeps places, badges, settings, and scripts under their owning Universe. Even when the same developer reuses an idea or model, the sequel can have different unlocks, routes, capacities, selection logic, and combat behavior. A later timestamp on Universe 2422740603 is not an update to Universe 1885139874.
If a walkthrough link contains Place 6482641139, keep it out of the original Badges Dex. If a screenshot comes from a 25-player server, it is another clue that the footage may show the sequel. If an unlock badge is not present in the original badge endpoint, do not add it to the original roster.
Following old video links safely
Look for a Roblox URL in the description. Compare its numeric Place with 6482641139 and 5379293691. If the video title only says FNAF World Multiplayer, use the publication date and visible page title as secondary clues, not final proof.
Some videos may begin in a creator profile rather than a direct game page. Pause before Play and read the destination. A thumbnail or character model can be reused across versions, so visuals alone are weak identity evidence.
Once you identify Multiplayer 2, treat the video as historical information about the sequel. It may still be entertaining or useful for that product, but its route should not be followed in the original.
Returning to the original game
Use the original direct link. Confirm that the root Place is 5379293691 and the server capacity in official metadata is 20. Then use How to Play for the current original-game entry sequence.
If you earned a badge in Multiplayer 2, it belongs to that sequel’s Universe. It will not appear as one of the original’s 30 badge records merely because the character name matches. Open your Roblox badge page and inspect the awarding experience.
Questions players often ask
Did Multiplayer 2 replace the original?
No. Roblox retains separate Universe and Place records for both. The sequel did not convert the original IDs into its own.
Is the sequel’s 2022 update also an original-game update?
No. The timestamp belongs to Universe 2422740603. The original’s official updated time remains March 17, 2021.
Can a sequel badge unlock an original character?
There is no public evidence that badge ownership crosses these Universes. Treat each badge as belonging to its awarding experience.
Why does the creator match?
ProtoScrap8790 made both projects. Creator identity can establish authorship, but only the Universe and Place IDs establish which project a fact describes.
Is every sequel mechanic known?
No. This page’s purpose is identity separation. It does not claim a complete Multiplayer 2 gameplay archive.
Reliable comparison habits
Keep the game address visible when collecting a route. Save the Place and Universe alongside the date. When sharing a video, state which project it shows. When a guide says only “FNAF World Multiplayer,” ask for the Roblox link before applying the instructions.
These habits prevent a particularly subtle error: a true statement about the sequel being presented as a true statement about the original. The fact may be genuine while the target is wrong.