@HenryMille65791 Again, old doc, the website obviously contained newer information since it was meant to become accessible close to the game's release. If everything went according to plan, do you think they would change ALL of the dates there to 2015 last second?
@HenryMille65791 It was meant to be released. It was meant to be canon. Yes, it (probably) got cancelled, does this mean everyone should turn their back on AftonMM? Hell no. If Scott gave Clickteam permission to heavily imply AftonMM in their game, then AftonMM is simply canon, +
@HenryMille65791 Iirc it says "~2015" in the doc, which means "approximately 2015", not just "2015". Also that doc contained old sprites which indicates that it's pretty old, while the website was meant to be accessible close to the game's release, meaning it contained newer info.
@HenryMille65791 decanonised. Same with Flaf. Even if it's cancelled, the info it provided is canon, until clickteam or Scott says otherwise. You can't just ignore the canon info and go "la la la I don't hear you" because something went wrong on the developer's end.
@HenryMille65791 That honestly depends on why it was cancelled/cut. The into the pit website, for example, was cancelled not because it wasn't canon, but because too many people were trying to access the site and it broke. The 2020 date from the website is still usable because it was never +
For the third time this year, Clickteam claims that news for Five Laps at Freddy's will be shared when allowed.
"I PROMISE as soon as I am allowed to say something I will."
(Via: Clickteam)
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Hey everyone,
I've been posting the monthly video teasers on the 21st around this time for a while now. This month's teaser is getting a small delay but will be out soon!
Stay tuned :)
What’s happening in Oleshky: a 🧵
Oleshky is a city on the Left Bank of the Kherson Region in Ukraine, formerly around 20,000-30,000 residents, now down to 2000-3000 due to the occupation.
Non-ukrainian mutuals, if you're reading this please don't be silent about Oleshky, approximately 6000 people 200 of which are children are trapped in there without any food or water