so how exactly does Foxy work in this game? because in the original, any usage of the camera in any location for any amount of time would disable Foxy's movement for a random amount of time between ~0.83 and ~16 seconds, but in this game I could swear that I was using my camera more than often enough and Foxy would still get out and attack. It especially feels like you have to specifically look at Foxy instead of using any camera, and it also feels like there is a minimum amount of time you must look at that camera to prevent her from advancing. combined with her having 1 fewer attack stages before escaping compared to the original and the possibility of Bonnie disabling the camera, it's very unfun to play against her. I've had runs on night 6 (where I am still stuck despite my best efforts) where she attacks before it is even 1 AM despite constantly monitoring her because Bonnie decides to disable that camera repeatedly. So understanding exactly how this version works would be very helpful.
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The more you keep your cams on foxy, the more it stalls her.
You have to keep your cam in bootycove for a minimum of 3 seconds, and have to make sure that she stays in her 1st phase all the time. Some nights, she attacks much faster than normal, and the only thing you can do, is delay her. Your best bet, is to try and stall her until about 2 am at most. After that, she shouldn't attack again, and even if she tries to, you can stall her again.
But in order for that, you have to keep all your main cam focus on foxy, which makes it hard to focus on the other girls. So for that, you have to rely on audio cues of the other girls, and to close the right door at the right a girl approaches your door.
I was already only using sound for both Chica and Bonnie, and only using the cams on Freddy when I had lost track of which position she was at, but I didn't know that there was a minimum camera uptime requirement to prevent Foxy from moving. That is very much different from the original game, so I wasn't expecting it. Thank you.
For some nights, I believe she is just programmed to attack you from the very beginning, which I guess is inevitable. She takes 8% of your power each time she comes to your door, so perhaps it's best to just let her run to your door, rather than wasting power on trying to stop her.
Oh and for managing Freddy (don't know if I've said this earlier, or you know it already), she giggles each time she moves. So when you listen to the audio cues, on her fifth giggle, she will be in the kitchen, so you should close your right door.