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u can get the g freddy any time, but is harder than 6969, you have to stay in the cameras changin until the freddy poster changes to a g freddy face, then you have to exit the cameras(without changing) and wait until it apears(btw, the sex escene don't apears in the extras), also there is puppet, but idk how to trigger it.

Generally, when checking the camera, you are aiming to be on and off as quickly as possible. When done you can optimise by waiting 2 seconds before flicking to check again. This way its frequent while not taking too much power. 

The camera blackouts are caused by movement within the camera so it's either Foxy progressing out of the cove or Bonnie moving in and out of the camera.

I believe other than what I'd already mentioned, no- nothing extra unless they update it. I recently got a new PC and had to restart from a new game and I'm thinking of adding a full 4/20 guide to this post as I've realised more things in attempting to complete 4/20 mode again.

I want to keep the main guide up as it works for Nights 1 through 6 but definitely not 4/20. I only now get how lucky I was to beat it originally.

I haven't played this game in over a year, and completely forgot I ever posted this until I got your notification. Also, I'm very fucking wordy so sorry if this ends up being a long read, lol.

To put simply, Freddy's AI is a bitch, and none of what I can recommend will work every time.

She moves at intervals that I can't remember, and I know this because I used to use a speed-run timer, and I noticed Freddy always moved at certain periods of time throughout the night. I discovered this after making the guide however, and I never remembered to update it.

From what I remember (which may be wrong), Freddy's AI works in two ways:
- If you open the camera while the door is opened, she will enter your office automatically.
- If the door is open, and she reaches a movement interval, she'll enter your office regardless of if the camera is opened or not.

The closing of the door while opening the cameras is necessary because it prevents her automatic entry.
The second condition is unpredictable unfortunately.

When I beat the night, she happened to reach this interval while I was checking the camera with the door closed, which allowed me to keep it open for the rest of the night and saving me a lot of power. But if you are dying at 5AM to Freddy, it's because she's reaching the interval while you're in your office and not checking the camera- I'd assume.

I recommend one of three things to try predict when to shut the door at her interval:

1. If you are good at multitasking, count from the start of the night and keep record of the times between each of Freddy's movements. This means once Freddy reaches the final room, you should theoretically count down from a number similar to the other counts and then keep the door shut, predicting that Freddy moves again at that rough time. 

For example, let's say Freddy has 5 movements until she reaches the final room;

She takes 40 seconds for her first movement, 35 for her second, 37 for her third, 43 for her fourth and 40 for her fifth and now she's outside your office.

You would then count to a number roughly around 40 (pushing the time to be longer or shorter based on how risky you want to be) and then shut the door until she moves again, to which she'll move backwards and you don't have to worry about her again for likely the rest of the night. If she does move forward again, repeat this.

2. If you aren't so good at multitasking, you can use a timer software such as LiveStock, which would allow you to record Freddy's intervals without the need to count, but it does take some setting up and you may need to use a few Youtube videos to get a handle on how it works. This also really only works for PC.

You could probably even find a timer app on your phone if you wanted to as well, though I don't know of any to recommend.

3. Without a count for her intervals, the only other option is to guess or get lucky. You either keep retrying until you get lucky and Freddy moves while the door is shut and you're on the camera, or if your gut feeling tells you it's been long since Freddy has moved, shut the door and pray she reaches her interval in at least the next fifteen seconds, or else you're wasting power.

Everything I've written prior is mainly applied to 4/20 since it's much stricter (and at that, it's still a pretty shit guide for 4/20), but you mentioned you're on Night 4.

I'd assume these strategies could still apply, but I reckon you could bullshit your way through it by just keeping the door shut after 5AM to be honest. Of course I might be wrong, but again, it's been a year so I wouldn't know anymore unfortunately.

In conclusion: No, you haven't misunderstood anything and it's not a glitch either. Freddy's just a dingus.

Hopefully this wasn't too confusing to read, and also, I hope it helps.

Good luck.

This game can just be very unlucky unfortunately.  Obviously being based off of the original FNaF, Fuzzboobs works in the exact same way with some minor tweaks, and FNaF itself is very RNG based in some regard.

If you want a more in-depth explanation for why this is, watch Tech Rules' video on dissecting Five Nights At Freddy's' AI (as it mostly transfers over to this game too- I think).

All in all, this isn't a flawless guide- it can't be, since everyone adopts different strategies. Especially for a night that's actually difficult like Night 6 or 4/20, where you might need to take risks to conserve power, different people will do different things.

There's probably better guides out there somewhere in all the posts, but either way it goes, the issues you're finding with Bonnie & Foxy are pretty consistent with what I experienced in my playthrough as well, and I'm pretty confident it's likely just bad luck.

For Bonnie, don't use the lights at first. Hear her  arrive and just shut the door. Leave it for 3-5 seconds and flash the light on the door. If she's not gone, don't keep flashing, wait 3-5 seconds again.

For Foxy, she's an asshole. She can arrive whenever she wants really, and checking on her is only necessary because if you don't, she will arrive quicker on average. In the video I've referenced from Tech Rules, seeing how Foxy's system works makes it clear why this is the case.

In actuality, this guide may be useless in regards to Night 6 because my notes on Bonnie & Chica are made considering that in 4/20 mode, Bonnie & Chica actually leave the quickest out of any of the nights. If you look at Night 1, Bonnie & Chica stay at the door for ages, and this is because their low AI difficulty stops them from moving quickly. In 4/20, they're at max speed, so they arrive often but disappear in seconds. 

In Night 6 however, they are middle of the road at around 10 AI difficulty out of 20. In fact, I checked the video and these are the AI statistics:

[Bonnie = 10, Chica = 12, Foxy = 16] This would actually explain why you are having troubles with Bonnie in particular and not Chica. Bonnie's AI difficulty is lower than Chica so she'll arrive and stay longer before leaving.

As '20' is just the other way of saying '100% chance to move at every opportunity', Bonnie being at '10' halves this to a 50% chance. This means every few seconds, you're getting a 50% chance for her to leave the door- in your case, Bonnie keeps failing this 50% chance and stays at the door. That's what makes Night 6 so infuriating, as an AI level 10 can act similarly to a '20' or '1' AI interchangeably due to the chance for leaning towards one or the other being only 50%.

I'll stop writing now, as not everyone likes a long-winded response, and I'll cut this short. I highly recommend the video if you're looking to try beat the game and this guide isn't flawless, even with luck factored in. 

{Since they could've re-worked the game to their own system, the video may be redundant but I highly doubt this is the case, I'm unsure though}

Hope this wasn't too tedious to read :/
Good luck.