ConnorRonnoc (2015-01-15 22:42:49)

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The game's decent but the fanbase is crappy.

98% are furries who "tickle the one-eyed snake" to animatronic ducks filled with the dead body of a child.

The other 2% are 7 year olds who play the game because it's 2spooky and edgy.

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GawdHydra (2015-01-15 23:51:14)

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I just came here for a cup of coco. AHM IN LUV WIT DA COCO.

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WWTEpicFail (2015-01-16 00:13:41)

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Honestly, I don't get why lots of people love this indie horror ****.

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Levijw (2015-01-16 00:15:25)

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^Yes, you've said that many times, you can go now.

Connor, the only FNaF fan I know (and I know alot) that does that (possibly) is Critikal.

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Perfect_Chaos (2015-01-16 04:48:15)

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GTFO, by the OTP post, it's clear we don't need any of that.

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BirdJesus (2015-01-16 16:12:18)

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I think it's hilarious that you won't allow somebody to criticise the game or its fans in this thread. Nothing's immune to criticism. FNAF has an intriguing story, but the actual game isn't that good. The gameplay is monotonous. It's literally the same jumpscares each time, and they stop being scary after the tenth time. FNAF2 made cameras very gimmicky. Their only use was to keep one of the monsters away. Other than that, you don't need to know where the suits are. They come to you, and they're easy to get rid of. After that, you win. The first FNAF was actually pretty good. It required players to master resource management and split-second decision-making, all while under stress. It's brilliant, despite some glaring faults.

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MPP (2015-01-16 16:19:44)

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^

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Levijw (2015-01-16 18:15:29)

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"Nothing's immune to criticism." No .
"It's literally the same jumpscares each time." It's a strategy horror, the jumpscares are mostly to signify that you lost.
"FNAF has an intriguing story" Agreed.
"FNAF2 made cameras very gimmicky." What!? The cameras serve more of a purpose than in the first game! In game one the only camera you needed to pay attention to was pirate cove, looking at other cameras did nothing. In game two you not only needed to look at other cameras, you needed to flash your flashlight on the room with a suit in it to get it to stay, or even go away.
"I think it's hilarious that you won't allow somebody to criticise the game or its fans in this thread." You are allowed to point out flaws, when you criticize too much is when it's not allowed.
"They come to you, and they're easy to get rid of."... How much have you actually played?

"It required players to master resource management and split-second decision-making, all while under stress. It's brilliant, despite some glaring faults." That, I can also agree with.

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BirdJesus (2015-01-16 18:37:08)

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"It's literally the same jumpscares each time." It's a strategy horror, the jumpscares are mostly to signify that you lost.

It's still the same jumpscares each time. You get used to it after a while, which makes it less effective.

"I think it's hilarious that you won't allow somebody to criticise the game or its fans in this thread." You are allowed to point out flaws, when you criticize too much is when it's not allowed.

You can never criticize too much. You can be a jerk, but you can never criticize too much.

"They come to you, and they're easy to get rid of."... How much have you actually played?

You put on the mask and wait. If Foxy comes, you just use the flashlight and he leaves.

"FNAF2 made cameras very gimmicky." What!? The cameras serve more of a purpose than in the first game! In game one the only camera you needed to pay attention to was pirate cove, looking at other cameras did nothing. In game two you not only needed to look at other cameras, you needed to flash your flashlight on the room with a suit in it to get it to stay, or even go away.

Exactly as I predicted. You were going to mention Foxy and Pirate Cove. FNAF2 only requires you to use the camera to activate the music box. Going back to my previous point, keeping the other suits away using the camera and flashlight isn't helpful. You can just let them come to you, put on the mask, and wait for them to leave. The only time using the camera to stun them with the flashlight is when you encounter Foxy. The cameras in FNAF1 were very useful, since Chica, Freddy, or Bonnie could sneak up on you if you're just checking Foxy.

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Levijw (2015-01-16 20:15:51)

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"You put on the mask and wait. If Foxy comes, you just use the flashlight and he leaves." The question remains How much of the game have you actually played? It isn't all that simple as the game progresses.

"Exactly as I predicted. You were going to mention Foxy and Pirate Cove. FNAF2 only requires you to use the camera to activate the music box. Going back to my previous point, keeping the other suits away using the camera and flashlight isn't helpful. You can just let them come to you, put on the mask, and wait for them to leave. The only time using the camera to stun them with the flashlight is when you encounter Foxy. The cameras in FNAF1 were very useful, since Chica, Freddy, or Bonnie could sneak up on you if you're just checking Foxy."

They can still sneak up on you and kill you after pulling down the monitor, the only difference is this time you can slow them down... and the fact that there's nine of 'em.

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Perfect_Chaos (2015-01-16 20:56:44)

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ik, but they were being jerks about it. I wouldn't have minded it if they didn't take a on the game.

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TheIronMadden (2015-01-17 01:59:53)

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BirdJesus (2015-01-17 02:16:57)

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It doesn't change. The timing may be more strict, but the concept is the same. Put on the mask, wait, take it off.

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Levijw (2015-01-17 14:54:43)

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Nope, timing is the same, but they still move much faster and can pull the monitor down.

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BirdJesus (2015-01-17 15:32:58)

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Your point?

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