Five nights at Freddy's Game Discussion

[Megaguirus]

Dang, that is a creepy picture.

Though I HIGHLY suggest it be taken off this thread immediately. It could scare the younger children scrolling through these threads, it even scared me when I was scrolling through, and I thought I couldn't be scared by FNaF anymore. Seriously though, it's also against the discussion rules.

[satyrn.]

ugh i hate this.
that image is not making me jump on the hypetrain,im not even on the hype platform to hypetown
that picture pushed me furthertowards the nope platform xD

seriously,that image will make people uncomfortable though

[Casistrophic]

Shouldn't younger children who would be scared by that image not be playing FNAF in the first place? This is a discussion thread for a creepy, frightening game. Presumably you know what you are here for when you click on the thread.

[Megaguirus]

Shouldn't younger children who would be scared by that image not be playing FNAF in the first place? This is a discussion thread for a creepy, frightening game. Presumably you know what you are here for when you click on the thread.

While that logic is true, I can say for myself that when you're younger you don't really know what to avoid. Also because of curiosity. From my own experience, I have run into things that I really shouldn't have when I was younger. Though I do agree that five year olds (or whatever is the common age for children who get on the interwebs) should not be on the internet, period. I didn't get onto YouTube until I was sixteen (my mom is very restrictive when it comes to certain content). Then again, this is a VERY safe site meant for younger children. I used to be a part of Webkinz when I was much younger, and if I saw FNaF stuff on that site, I would not be happy, and neither would my mom. So you've really got to look at it from all perspectives, because everybody is different. Where I had a restrictive mom, others would have un-restrictive moms.

[Casistrophic]

True, but it would only takes one time for a little kid wandering into this thread to learn that it's not for them. Children are not that fragile and they don't need to be coddled that badly, no one is going to be traumatized by seeing one picture of a scary bunny.

[CucumberRandy]

I agree with both of you, but the thing is that the mods might get upset and take the thread down if we have super scary pictures.

[Moonbacon]

This is a Fnaf discussion thread. A kid would know what to expect.

Plus if they do get scared by it they would probably just jump a bit not scream or anything.

[SneakyNinja]

New image!!!!

Already?! That's an academy record!
Seriously though it's coming out in, like, six months!

WAIT A SECOND!
ANOTHER GAME AND THAT FAST?!?!?!
Seriously Scott Cawthon is a pro.

[Moonbacon]

Already?! That's an academy record!
Seriously though it's coming out in, like, six months!

WAIT A SECOND!
ANOTHER GAME AND THAT FAST?!?!?!
Seriously Scott Cawthon is a pro.[/quote]

To be fair a Fnaf game isn't even that hard to make. Since Scott uses assets from the past games and such.

And i have a feeling its may not be releasing in 6 months since Scott is you know trigger happy when releasing games.

[SteamRunner]

Already?! That's an academy record!
Seriously though it's coming out in, like, six months!

WAIT A SECOND!
ANOTHER GAME AND THAT FAST?!?!?!
Seriously Scott Cawthon is a pro.

To be fair a Fnaf game isn't even that hard to make. Since Scott uses assets from the past games and such.

And i have a feeling its may not be releasing in 6 months since Scott is you know trigger happy when releasing games.[/quote]

Well Scott did say it is because the program he uses to make the game he knows so well, that was why the games came out a lot quicker, he said he was actually pretty surprised that he know the program so well.