@rayderweich this is imo the most interesting way to view FNaF. truly good art comes from a deeply personal place, and even though the aesthetic and concept are pretty solid regardless, i think what appealed to mass audiences was just how raw it was.
Scott probably made FNaF at a very low point in his time as a creator
There’s a distinct, dreary atmosphere that paints it as a dead end- no story, no excitement, just a wave goodbye to his art with a game that puts what he was criticized for front and center.
Message a hot alpha on grindr asking if I could suck him off.
Offered to pay for his Ubers to come over.
Another beta fg sent me the cash for the Uber Black SUVs for the Dom.
Beta will strain in his cash while I get to swallow this Doms load.
Will never happen because last time Valve tried to make a show based on one of their games they found out television production is just not gonna allow for Valve time
It’s so interesting how many people want to apocalypse larp and talk about colapse and then I try and talk about hardening sewer systems they get bored. Like buddy the apocalypse is going to be boring as shit. It’s just spending all day fixing shit that you wished never broke.