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I must thank you, I had never even played a Fnaf game before I saw your guide, so I booted up the first game after the first video and beat it all first try, then used your 4/20 strategy, did it again. I sadly don’t own a good pair of headphones so I decided I should probably skip the 4th game. Yet for this I think I’m definitely going to play this game and hopefully beat it so I can see that badass end of the main Scott cawthon series. I consider everything after custom night to be alternative timeline or universe purely so the badassery of this games ending stands.
That was designed by Scott on purpose. He admitted somewhere (I think this is on the steam page of the game) he didn't want to have a 100% working strategy for FNAF6 and you can tell by the design, like having 10% chance to basically lose no matter what if you don't use the light
Has anyone ever considered that we play an animatronic because our character ceases working at high-temperatures, like other remnant-made animatronics?
I love the story of this game, it was a great finale ! The humor is also really good in my opinion. Salvage sections are pretty stressful, the endings are all fun and the tycoon part is just great (fun, complete, the minigames give even more lore,...). So yeah, I like playing this game every now and then, even with all its flaws !
@TurnipTheBee I was about to say...salvage sections are filler. You're tricked into thinking there's more because of the instructions, but it's the depth of a puddle. You can pass every single one with the same mind numbing strategy. The paper and noises are just there to distract you and give the robot a chance to move vaguely. I feel it's one of the weakest and most unfun game mechanics in the franchise...
@asap6763 Exactly, like nearly any horror game stops being scary the moment you figure out what's going on underneath the hood. There are some exceptions for me, like the first 3 Silent Hill games, but usually that's how it goes.
Oh, the sounds of heartbeat and whirring for Scraptrap and Lefty respectively are really neat details given their lore. (I mean, that heart definitely shouldn't still be beating, but Springtrap's vocal chords shouldn't be making the pained moans he does in fnaf 3 either, so idk, maybe he just does that)
@@SpagettiSpeltWrongI find it funny how William is voiced by a British, but his daughter is voiced by an American, although that’s Baby’s voice instead of Elizabeth’s I guess
Honestly, the fact that Scraptrap still has a heartbeat makes the whole thing with Afton being in there even more disturbing. *He's still alive through sheer malice.*
Yeah that was horrifying to me (in a good way). I had assumed his body was dead and he was possessing his own corpse/suit. But this implies that his body still lives despite the odds… does he still feel it? If his heart works, then do his nerves still transmit pain as well? Can he feel the grinding of metal against his flesh after all this time? Can he feel the scorching of the flames? Is it just as agonizing as when he died and he just got used to it? Maybe (from an in-game perspective) he didn’t talk in FNaF 3 because he wasn’t used to it yet. Maybe the pain was so horrible he was rendered completely unable to speak. If that’s the case, if his body still functions despite it all, that is truly a fate worse than death.
@@EndertheDragon0922the nature of his survival is definitely paranormal, so maybe it's fitting to say that he's possesing his own corpse. But that corpse still works, and it's painful. In The Fourth Closet he claims that every movement brings him unimaginable pain, and not moving is even worse. The pain makes him unable to sleep. I'm sure he also feels hunger and thirst, but he never dies from it. It's a horrible existence.
@@ivon1671 Oh that’s horrific. Really interesting we got confirmation on the pain, at least in one version of canon (though I doubt that the mechanics of how the suits and possession work would be so different that this couldn’t be carried over to other canons, like the games)
I don't play these games, but I love seeing breakdowns of game mechanics, especially those that aren't as clear or obvious at a glance. Amazing work :]
I do want to actually play these games eventually. I already beat the first game (but not 4/20 mode lol), so this video helps A LOT for when I eventually get to Pizzeria Sim.
Some random insights I've gained from this that I find interesting/amusing: -Possibly due to a programming error or two, the vents to the right side of your office are _very slightly_ more dangerous than those to the left side. -There may have been plans for a fifth animatronic in this game, but if there were, then it was cut VERY early on in development. -The optimal times to taze an animatronic is when it enters its third "stage" visually (if you're playing it safe), or when you start hearing its ambient audio (if you want to be risky). -The fact that the salvage sequences are codenamed "interrogation" in the game files may indicate that at some point, it was considered to have more dialogue in these parts. -The game is considerate and will not allow you to buy items that you literally cannot use with the current state of your Pizzeria. -There's a surprising amount of RNG in this game, even _outside_ the usual FNAF gameplay. But that makes sense as running a business involves a lot of risk management!
@@FrostDirt Maybe, though you could also argue that the extra RNG was to add a little more replay value, since you'll be playing through multiple times if you want all the endings.
I'd like to think that the reason the flashlight is more effective when ur quiet is that you're jumpscaring the animatronics by burning their retinas when they thought u weren't there
I always felt that Pizzeria Simulator was the weirdest of the old FNAF games when it comes to actual gameplay. The animatronics in most FNAF games usually have a particular behavior or mechanic associated with them. This is the only game where all of the animatronics act the same way and I think that’s genuinely a shame because the Salvage sections are such a cool way to introduce animatronics yet completing them doesn’t really change the office gameplay much.
Not to mention the Loremaster and Insanity certificates. Two things the player isn't really meant to see, explaining the weirdness. The tycoon segment is a glimpse to the chain's morbid history. During the day it's just your seemingly normal pizzaria. At night the salvaged anamatronics start hunting you down, with Lefty being the one in perfect condition compared to the others, who are worse for wear. Molten Freddy, Scrap Baby, and Scraptrap are salvaged anamatronics from the previous entries: FNAF2, FNAF3, and Sister Location, respectively. As in: This feels like one big middle finger to MatPat in a friendly rivalry.
THANK YOU for closed captions. Holy moly people don't understand how amazing they are when provided (and good for the algorithm when it's a "video essay")
Glad there is someone who takes the time to make an ai breakdown video on fnaf games which no one does. Seriously, you’re like the only one who has done that. You’re really underrated :) Also, just a suggestion, could you please make a fnaf 2 ai breakdown, there were some that did upload an ai breakdown of it but I didn’t understand much and there wasn’t much in-depth analysis.
Tech Rules made one on the AI of FNAF1 but that's about the only other breakdown I know of - This channel focuses more on the game as a whole and explains it better in my opinion.
@@KetsubanSolo I could have sworn he mentioned that he looked into the code of FNAF2, FNAF3, and so on but decided against making a full video on them because they're very similar to FNAF1 in terms of AI. (Which seems to check out given this video and the FNAF4 breakdown)
all I remember is that when i was audio testing molten freddy once and I looked up and was terrified to realize he had gone straight from docile, to attack stance in one cycle. never could figure out springtraps tell though.
BIG thanks to you for adding closed captions!! While I'm not the primary intended user I do need them to actually retain information while watching a video, so the extra effort is strongly appreciated. :) That aside, excellent video, I've been wondering how the hell this game's nights work for a while (ever since Spiff's attempt to figure out the blacklisted ending)
I’m actually deaf and I really appreciate the captions so much! I also figured out why this game seems so hard - the vent noises are literally too quiet for my hearing aids. But yeah the captions really help!
And it actually took a day or two for people to figure out how to get Blacklisted or Insanity for the first time, which was unheard of for the fnaf fandom
Fun Fact: On a test run of Pizzeria Simulator (I wasn't planning on running through the whole game, I was just testing the waters on the first day as a sort of tutorial), I bought the Discount Ball Pit and had a liability of 1. When I went into the Office Section, moldy old British man William Afton decided to sneak in! :)
A small thing you can do during salvage and office is use Ctrl+S to mute sounds and hit it twice to mute repeating sounds (fan noise, printer whir, audio prompts), this doesn’t help with the noise value in office mode, it just makes it easier player side
i find fnaf 6 to be really underrated in fnaf community i dont know if its because bigger games came out after it that overshadowed but you have really out done yourself in terms of research keep it up
What. I mean, I personally like it, but it's absolutely not underrated. The ending is probably one of the most talked about things in the fnaf community, and also one of the most popular things.
Now that I am armed with information, I am so excited to go back to old videos of AstralSpiff playing Pizza Sim and being insufferably smug whenever he does something wrong!
I think it's interesting that there might have been a 5th animatronic that only showed up if you get all the ads, doubling down on the punishment you receive. It might have even been planned before the other consequence. Maybe it would increase in difficulty as you accepted more ads instead of as nights progress. Just a thought, could be totally wrong
Honestly we should all still agree that FFPS will and always will be the official true end of FNAF no matter what especially after with Security Breach. And while it did have its flaws it still definitely helped wrapped things up pretty well from William’s victims finally being set free, to Micheal Afton being forgiven, and most importantly William Afton himself getting schooled hard. Despite that though I still think the whole salvaging animatronics and building your own pizzeria is still a cool idea that Scott Cawthon could do by creating something pretty new and engaging for the fans.
Fnaf went downhill after 3 tbh. The only reason I personally agree with keeping the entire original saga together is because UCN is a masterful ending, not nescessarily FFPS. Though yeah, the real mess only started afterwards.
@@TheShape45 Believe it or not, that actually makes it worse because not only did they still make us think Burntrap was him, but they also made the messiest explanation for why he's not. Unless you are saying this jokingly. In which case, yes.
@@lpfan4491not joking. They just didn't tease it in the actual game. But it was planned since the start for him to not be afton. Atleast During the development of tales and SB. Probable a retcon since they probable saw how tired some people were of William
to add to this if i remember correctly UCN and FFPS were the last scot fnaf games so past UCN and FFPS is the where the true ending for scots story is and anything past that is in the post origional fnaf story.
i just have to say that i appreciate that these kinds of RUclipsrs are still out there. I loved type of content that Scruffy was making, and I can definitely see a lot of similarities in here, which is not bad by any means. Editing was really good, and the fact that you had a script to narrate instead of making stuff up from the top of your head really made the video enjoyable. Really hope you'll continue this, and good luck
I've always thought Sister Location had a vibe similar to Portal 2 and now that portals are confirmed cannon it makes a lot more sense. Can't wait for all the theories about William Afton's connection to Aperture Science.
I'm not even a minute into this video but I gotta leave a little appreciation comment for reducing the jumpscare volume and providing CC for this whole thing :) epic man thanks
I Love these videos so much, as an advocate clickteam developer and someone who has dug through every single games code, seeing someone explain how the games work while keeping it understandable and comprehensive is so cool! Personally Pizzeria Simulator was the hardest for me to understand due to scotts "questionable" organizational skills. Even after reading the code enough times and understanding whats going on you still seemed to teach me new things! Can we have a indepth explanation of FNaF 1? Personally its the most interesting game with how its structured and I would love to see how you explain it in an understandable fashion! Great job on these videos!
You'd have thought he learned his lesson with the disaster that was FNaF World, but the MFA organization hasn't recovered since. I'm not too sure about FNaF1, Tech Rules made a great video about it, and didn't miss a whole ton. At least, I don't think there was enough that I could justify making a complete video, but I'll have to figure that out. The next couple videos aren't going to be Game AI Breakdowns though, I know that.
@@itztakenI think at one point it'd be really nice to get a video as clean as yours and Tech Rules' out on 2 and 3, but as games they're really quite simple compared to what else you've covered - maybe when you're up for it they could be addressed in a single video format? Videos that are well edited like these have a lot of value.
@@itztakenfnaf world disaster? I never heard about the level of code behind the games, only explanations of how it works like this one and the one from tech rules. I’m super curious what “organization” skills you refer to, and what was wrong with the code with fnaf world lol.
@@blazethegame Scott Cawthon was planning on making an Update 3 but had to abandon it because almost everything is in one frame, and he basically just wrote all the events as he came up with them. Trying to add anything to it is torture; there's just too much built up already. It also doesn't help that it has by far the most glitches out of all the Clickteam games in the series.
As someone who's never played pizza sim myself, and always been confused as to how the nights worked, this guide honestly really helps. I feel like you covered pretty much everything there is to cover! Very well made video!
0:45 "In case you haven't played before, or have forgotten in the nearly 6 years since it came out.." You have no idea how much whiplash hearing that gave me. I still remember when people were trying to figure out if Pizzeria Simulator was an actual FNAF game or just some knockoff.
thank you for making a video like this, mechanical breakdowns are fascinating to learn about... and thank you for explaining salvage; for years it has been making me crazy that nobody except one person i watched was able to pick up on the individual audio cues.
I remember some guy trying to get a speedrun of all endings in one stream, and he was guessing how to get the last one for a long time. If he did it right now, this video would've made him happy.
I'm glad to see our boy Spigg getting some recognition, especially on such a fantastic video! Excellent work on this, its nice to know that now we've got real info on how to get all endings and how to actually play the game lol.
I really wanna see one of these for UCN. Just because I don’t understand how the scaling AI difficulties actually work in that game since there’s so many unorthodox characters. The way it works in the first 5 games makes sense, but UCN? UCN absolutely puzzles me.
Oh wow, this is exactly my type of content. Precise numerical data/information of the "behind the scenes" in videogames. Plus, this video was extremely well done. Fascinating.
This video just doubles down on my belief that this game should give you just a *little* more info during office sections. At least being able to see the animatronics in the vents beside you, moving away when you shine the light down. They don't even need to be that visible, just a bit of a visual indicator would be nice. The lack of animation/visual feedback in the game really bothers me.
This was very educational are really comprehensively written. Overall, great video! I had a few questions that went unanswered, but other than those this went through pretty much everything anyone could ever hope to know. I'll certainly be looking foreward to any of your future content.
@@itztaken Oh, didn't want to be a bother, but great if so! The first thing that comes to mind is - I have heard claims a number of times about how each day there is a specific item marked down that is guaranteed to have a Scrap Animatronic hiding inside. People usually just remember that Molten Freddy are in the ballpit on day 1 and Afton is in NeddBear on day 2. Is this whole thing just a myth, or true? And if so, what are the mechanics of this? Aside from that I am also interested in how ads work. Is it a % chance that activates whenever you look at the PC? A fifth antagonist with its own movement opportunities? Unless I missed something, you only really talked about office gameplay ads when discussing the loudness meter.
@@shyguymike The Freddy Files/Ultimate Guide are just bullshitting with the Ballpit and Nedd Bear stuff, sneaking in is just based on RISK as described at 20:00. How the ads functioned was explained at 9:42
How long do you have to flash the light into the vent for the animatronic to retreat? Is there like a timer or do they have a random probability of getting turned away every second? I also wanted to know if "being Heard" has a radius around it or if it's just a mechanic present only when the animatronic are right next to you. Thanks again for this video, it cleared out so many things about this game
I love all the FNAF games. But they always been those type of games you'd play beat and move on. This is my top favorite FNAF game ever since it came out. Dunno if it still is but then it was even FREE. It released out of no where. I just love the simulator aspect of it. I found myself constantly trying to restart to get more money. I gotta admit too, I still suck at the night mode! With just two animatronics on the loose I keep dying xD. I think I just try going to fast.
These mechanical breakdowns have been absolutely awesome. I think it would be really cool to see similar breakdowns for some of the earlier games too, though I know they're a lot less complex
I love videos like this, because tuning these kind of systems can be tricky and nuanced, and it's *so* hard to tell how things actually work without doing research like yours. Thanks!
I'm glad that I've finally found an accurate instructions and explanation of this game and it was useful i would recommend to everyone who wants to know how the game works
I'm guessing the "Ad Monster" was prolly another way to get one of the main animatronics before Scott changed it, but part of me thinks it was meant to be golden freddy before UCN was added to the storyline.
Before I was never able to get past night three on a Completion playthrough, but this video helped me come up with a reliable strategy for the office section: - Always have silent ventilation on - Only have the fan on when above 100 degrees, and let it go down to 70 - Do the printer tasks first - Never have the monitor and fan on at the same time - Shine left and right while tasks are processing, and listen for clangs and/or voice lines - If you feel particularly unsafe, have the monitor and fan off for a moment so your office is completely silent
And yes, I do think the motion detector and audio lure are useless. It's much more reliable to defend yourself with the flashlight. Also note that the night is the most chaotic at the beginning, so you'll likely have to keep your office silent for a while. Try to get one task done at the beginning, then turn off the computer. But don't forget about silent ventilation!
Thank you so so so much for the salvage explanation! You just saved me from like 3 salvage failures today. They still skipped movement phases so that was dangerous enough but knowing about the 4th tape and the visual clues were a huge help. 👍💙 Edit: i also didnt know that you dont need candy cadette's stories for lorekeeper, truly a timesaver.
This explains so much for me thank you. When playing Pizzeria sim, I never truly understood the AI of the animatronic and was just relying on a certain strategy which I don't understand how it works, I just know that it works. Basically I first I play an audio on either of the sides in the middle box closest to the big square in the middle, After that I go do a task and face the opposite vent of where the audio is and when I hear the task has finished I turn back to the computer and click on a new task and face back. If I hear a noise in the current vent I'm currently staring at, I turn off the fan and stare and wait until there's no more noise, which then I turn back the fan on and do task. If I hear a noise in the opposite vent I'm currently staring at, I turn both the pc and fan off, if a task is processing I turn the fan off first and then the pc once the task has finished. I then look at each vent at least 4-5 seconds 2-3 times each and once then I turn the pc and the fan back on and repeat. This seriously clears up some confusion, my main one being as to why having both the fan and the pc off was so gosh darn effective when using the light. Also answering my question to, if the characters talked, does that mean their near you or just for ambience? Now I know. Although, if you do happen to be reading this, I still have one more question. Do you need the fan off in order for the flashlight repel to work? I had always believed that it only works if you have the fan off and useless if you have the fan on.
@@itztaken No, I know that. What I'm asking is, do you need to have the fan off for the normal flashlight repel to work and won't work at all if you don't have the fan off? All of this while the Pc is on.
I wish there was a mod that would add visual cues to each noise. I can’t hear a lot of the noises (the vent noises in particular), so if I ever tried to play this game myself, any success I had would probably be purely luck-based.
I'm someone who enjoyed the first FNAF game but doesn't really care about the lore, and I found the concept of Pizzeria Simualtor really interesting. I bounced off the game really quickly though, not able to figure out how the heck to survive, and watching this video, I'm not surprised. The audio cues that the game depends on are so quiet, and there's almost no hint of what they indicate. Combine that with the lack of any animatronic visuals outside of salvage and death, no meaningful mechanical differences between animatronics, abysmal jumpscare animations, and no real depth to the simulator gameplay, and I can firmly say that the game is not for me. I can't say I like almost anything about the game itself, but this video was really interesting and illuminating. Great work.
This is great. I'd love to see an explanation video on FNAF 2 or FNAF 3, since those games are barely talked about and it's hard to find any information on them.
Let's goo another video explaining another fnaf game I recently started playing Fnaf 6 so this video was perfect timing. Your videos are amazing keep it up!
As someone with bad hearing and ADHD leading me to need subtitles, thank you for having closed captions youtube usually doesn't have them or they're really bad so thank you
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*Q:* _What's the optimal strategy for the office section?_
*A:* Honestly, I don't know. All I can do is give you my strategy, which definitely isn't the best.
What I do is start with the Motion Detector, place an audio lure at the far middle where the most of them are, and start doing the Advertising tasks. Once I hear any vent noises, I quickly turn on Silent Ventilation, turn to the source of the noise, and turn everything off. I then turn to the opposite vent every 4 seconds until there aren't any noises in a bit.
Once I'm satisfied that there are no animatronics near me, I turn the computer back on and repeat.
Also, honestly, don't be scared of having your temperature go up into the 100 or 110+ range, having the fan on when in danger is really bad (quintuples the chances you'll get caught by an animatronic behind you).
*Q:* _How does the Fruit Punch/Lemonade Clown work?_
*A:* I didn't break down how the minigames work in this video (for obvious reasons), but I can quickly explain this one.
At the start of the game, each child chooses a direction to start moving. That child will continue facing that direction until they get near the edge of the screen, at which point they turn in the opposite direction. Every second, every child chooses one of three speeds to move: stationary, 10 pixels/second, or 20 pixels/second. Once you press the spacebar to surprise the kids, it will count how many kids were touching the range circle, and give you the jackpot if you got all 9.
*Q:* _Is there any cheap way to get El Chip?_
*A:* Unfortunately, no. Your only hope would be getting a good mark-down, though that's just luck. I would recommend doing the first three achievements. They reward a substantial amount of money, far exceeding the cost.
*Q:* _How do you get the Insanity Ending on console/mobile?_
*A:* I can't say I've personally tested these methods, but others have said they work.
On console, you need to:
- turn off the PC
- press the right joystick in and turn computer on
On mobile, you need to:
- turn off the PC
- hold down on the blue bottom left power button
- let go of the power button and very quickly turn the PC on (you might not need to let go)
*Q:* _Is FFPS, FNaF6?_
*A:* Yeah, it sure seems so.
For the last question, the android apps is named "FNaF 6: Pizzeria Simulator", so it's confirmed directly.
Thanks for answering all of my questions from the community post! The equipment buffs in particular, I don't think anyone has covered that before.
Astralspiff fans knowing literally everything about the fruit clown: pathetic.
I must thank you, I had never even played a Fnaf game before I saw your guide, so I booted up the first game after the first video and beat it all first try, then used your 4/20 strategy, did it again. I sadly don’t own a good pair of headphones so I decided I should probably skip the 4th game. Yet for this I think I’m definitely going to play this game and hopefully beat it so I can see that badass end of the main Scott cawthon series. I consider everything after custom night to be alternative timeline or universe purely so the badassery of this games ending stands.
$0.99? That's expensive
Also I’ve played this game SO MUCH and am hearing many of these sfx for the first time because they’re SO DAMN QUIET
OOF prize king rocking that 94% chance of getting ripped off.. I knew it was bad I just didn’t know it would be THAT bad
Damn AstralSpliff, the man, the legend itself !
The marathon video said spiff watched this, I was looking for the comment
Skill issue
yo it’s spigg
I feel like lefty not being able to teleport to vents unintentionally balances him because he has no voice lines to tell if hes close to you
@@balladofthegoddess as I understand it, the suit itself is male, but the soul inside is female
@@jennyneedsmeds "I feel like I'm a woman trapped in man's body"
@@toastergaming7783
lemme guess, you also happen to identify as an attack helicopter
@@cryo311 they were using quotation marks
@@samc5602i was saying it’s a bad and overused joke
Everyone always said that it was directional mf I knew it was playing in both my ears sometimes
lol
it do be like that sometimes
Omg spitch hi ‼️‼️🤩🤩
SPIGG
4:57 "But if its any consolation, you cant get any Ads." I got an Ad right as that sentence finished.
Same kind of funny if you think about it
@@PopcornTB same
@@PopcornTB me too
that was probably on purpose, you can choose where to place ads in your video
ublock origin my beloved
12:50 thats not rattling, thats baby clicking her scissor arm. Nice detail on that, helps make it clear shes about to kill you
Imma be honest, I can remember all of the mechanics for fnaf 1-5, UCN, and help wanted, but I just never figured out how pizzeria simulator works
Me too.
Exactly! I really wanted to play this one but I didn’t understand
to be fair, ucn kinda acts like sl custom night where each animatronic does like one thing
That was designed by Scott on purpose. He admitted somewhere (I think this is on the steam page of the game) he didn't want to have a 100% working strategy for FNAF6 and you can tell by the design, like having 10% chance to basically lose no matter what if you don't use the light
Has anyone ever considered that we play an animatronic because our character ceases working at high-temperatures, like other remnant-made animatronics?
I love the story of this game, it was a great finale ! The humor is also really good in my opinion. Salvage sections are pretty stressful, the endings are all fun and the tycoon part is just great (fun, complete, the minigames give even more lore,...). So yeah, I like playing this game every now and then, even with all its flaws !
@TurnipTheBee I was about to say...salvage sections are filler. You're tricked into thinking there's more because of the instructions, but it's the depth of a puddle. You can pass every single one with the same mind numbing strategy. The paper and noises are just there to distract you and give the robot a chance to move vaguely.
I feel it's one of the weakest and most unfun game mechanics in the franchise...
@@PointsofData no shit it seems like filler once you know how to beat it. That can be said about any video game mechanic ever.
@@uh869especially in a horror game where the horror is what you don't know lol
@@TundraTurnip THREE. EQUALLY. SPACED. SHOCKS.
@asap6763 Exactly, like nearly any horror game stops being scary the moment you figure out what's going on underneath the hood. There are some exceptions for me, like the first 3 Silent Hill games, but usually that's how it goes.
As a person who plays fnaf 6 consistently, this is helpful.
the idea of a person who plays any of the fnaf games consistently outside of speed/greenrunning scares me
glad I could be of help
@@SKIN_5KIN No, ive been trying to get all the endings, and then maybe speedrun if i get a good pc and get good at the game.
@@itztaken what’s greenrunning
@@pieguy6992 trying to beat a mode/challenge while using the least amount of power
@@itztaken Are you planning on doing the others in the series eventually, I am glad you did this I was so confused about this game
Oh, the sounds of heartbeat and whirring for Scraptrap and Lefty respectively are really neat details given their lore. (I mean, that heart definitely shouldn't still be beating, but Springtrap's vocal chords shouldn't be making the pained moans he does in fnaf 3 either, so idk, maybe he just does that)
Springtrap just has a way of defying all laws of physics and life just because he can and he's British (sometimes)
@@SpagettiSpeltWrong It adds to the horror, that's for sure!
@@SpagettiSpeltWrongI find it funny how William is voiced by a British, but his daughter is voiced by an American, although that’s Baby’s voice instead of Elizabeth’s I guess
@@iam4026kinda makes sense lorewise that his daughter would have an american accent
@@iam4026 Elizabeth is actually voiced as British. you can hear her at the start of the game. she's just stuck with the American voice of circus baby
Honestly, the fact that Scraptrap still has a heartbeat makes the whole thing with Afton being in there even more disturbing.
*He's still alive through sheer malice.*
Alive or dead?
Schrödingertrap
Yeah that was horrifying to me (in a good way). I had assumed his body was dead and he was possessing his own corpse/suit. But this implies that his body still lives despite the odds… does he still feel it? If his heart works, then do his nerves still transmit pain as well? Can he feel the grinding of metal against his flesh after all this time? Can he feel the scorching of the flames? Is it just as agonizing as when he died and he just got used to it?
Maybe (from an in-game perspective) he didn’t talk in FNaF 3 because he wasn’t used to it yet. Maybe the pain was so horrible he was rendered completely unable to speak.
If that’s the case, if his body still functions despite it all, that is truly a fate worse than death.
Yeah, I was also thinking about how appropriate it was that Scraptrap was the one with the heartbeat sound
@@EndertheDragon0922the nature of his survival is definitely paranormal, so maybe it's fitting to say that he's possesing his own corpse. But that corpse still works, and it's painful. In The Fourth Closet he claims that every movement brings him unimaginable pain, and not moving is even worse. The pain makes him unable to sleep. I'm sure he also feels hunger and thirst, but he never dies from it. It's a horrible existence.
@@ivon1671 Oh that’s horrific. Really interesting we got confirmation on the pain, at least in one version of canon (though I doubt that the mechanics of how the suits and possession work would be so different that this couldn’t be carried over to other canons, like the games)
I don't play these games, but I love seeing breakdowns of game mechanics, especially those that aren't as clear or obvious at a glance. Amazing work :]
Same
Same!
I do want to actually play these games eventually. I already beat the first game (but not 4/20 mode lol), so this video helps A LOT for when I eventually get to Pizzeria Sim.
I feel like astralSpiff was the first to truely find out how to get blacklisted when no one else did
Clown
@@thesearethereasonsiwanttod8702 ?
@@thesearethereasonsiwanttod8702 fruit punch for everyone
@@thesearethereasonsiwanttod8702 Chats changing from hating the clown to loving it is my favourite thing about spiffs journey through this game lmfao
@@xk_monster Fruit punch for everyone
Some random insights I've gained from this that I find interesting/amusing:
-Possibly due to a programming error or two, the vents to the right side of your office are _very slightly_ more dangerous than those to the left side.
-There may have been plans for a fifth animatronic in this game, but if there were, then it was cut VERY early on in development.
-The optimal times to taze an animatronic is when it enters its third "stage" visually (if you're playing it safe), or when you start hearing its ambient audio (if you want to be risky).
-The fact that the salvage sequences are codenamed "interrogation" in the game files may indicate that at some point, it was considered to have more dialogue in these parts.
-The game is considerate and will not allow you to buy items that you literally cannot use with the current state of your Pizzeria.
-There's a surprising amount of RNG in this game, even _outside_ the usual FNAF gameplay. But that makes sense as running a business involves a lot of risk management!
The RNG is due to Scott not wanting people to cheese the game with "optimal mechanics" like the original 4 games.
@@FrostDirt Maybe, though you could also argue that the extra RNG was to add a little more replay value, since you'll be playing through multiple times if you want all the endings.
I swear we have the exact same interests, I see your comments under every video I watch
literally all of this is in the video lol
@@SnoFitzroy yes that was their point lol, they were highlighting the parts that they thought were the most interesting
I'd like to think that the reason the flashlight is more effective when ur quiet is that you're jumpscaring the animatronics by burning their retinas when they thought u weren't there
white woman jumpscare
Pulling a good ol Uno reverse card on em, jumpscaring the jumpscarers
I always felt that Pizzeria Simulator was the weirdest of the old FNAF games when it comes to actual gameplay.
The animatronics in most FNAF games usually have a particular behavior or mechanic associated with them.
This is the only game where all of the animatronics act the same way and I think that’s genuinely a shame because the Salvage sections are such a cool way to introduce animatronics yet completing them doesn’t really change the office gameplay much.
Not to mention the Loremaster and Insanity certificates. Two things the player isn't really meant to see, explaining the weirdness. The tycoon segment is a glimpse to the chain's morbid history. During the day it's just your seemingly normal pizzaria. At night the salvaged anamatronics start hunting you down, with Lefty being the one in perfect condition compared to the others, who are worse for wear. Molten Freddy, Scrap Baby, and Scraptrap are salvaged anamatronics from the previous entries: FNAF2, FNAF3, and Sister Location, respectively. As in: This feels like one big middle finger to MatPat in a friendly rivalry.
THANK YOU for closed captions. Holy moly people don't understand how amazing they are when provided (and good for the algorithm when it's a "video essay")
I use captions all the time (I am not a native english speaker) and they are really useful!!
How do they help the algorithm?
@@herobrine1847 probably increases watch time to some degree
@@herobrine1847Gives the algorithm additional context for recommending the video.
They should be the norm for all videos 😢
Glad there is someone who takes the time to make an ai breakdown video on fnaf games which no one does. Seriously, you’re like the only one who has done that. You’re really underrated :) Also, just a suggestion, could you please make a fnaf 2 ai breakdown, there were some that did upload an ai breakdown of it but I didn’t understand much and there wasn’t much in-depth analysis.
cough cough ruclips.net/video/ujg0Y5IziiY/видео.html cough cough
Tech Rules made one on the AI of FNAF1 but that's about the only other breakdown I know of - This channel focuses more on the game as a whole and explains it better in my opinion.
@sqrt7956 legend has it he's still making that FNAF2 video
@@KetsubanSolo I could have sworn he mentioned that he looked into the code of FNAF2, FNAF3, and so on but decided against making a full video on them because they're very similar to FNAF1 in terms of AI. (Which seems to check out given this video and the FNAF4 breakdown)
@sqrt7956 That is correct he mentioned that during his video on decoding the baldi's basics AI
that makes SO MUCH more sense for Candy Cadet's stories being a 1/100 and not based on matching the colors on his head and body.
i appreciate you putting the ad break just after the phrase "you can't get any ads", gave me a good chuckle
It's RUclips, not him. RUclips determines a best scenario on where to put ads in a video, mostly at parts where it's the quietest.
@SubroOrbus yea but u can also manually place ads. it was an intentional joke. so ur wrong lol
Some RUclipsrs, that play horror games, sometimes place their ads right before or after a jumpscare, which is also kinda funny lol
"As a consolation, you can't get any ads--" and then it cuts away to an ad for me. Wonderful timing.
all I remember is that when i was audio testing molten freddy once and I looked up and was terrified to realize he had gone straight from docile, to attack stance in one cycle.
never could figure out springtraps tell though.
it happens
if three of scraptrap's teeth are visible, he is in his "attack phase", i learned the hard way
BIG thanks to you for adding closed captions!! While I'm not the primary intended user I do need them to actually retain information while watching a video, so the extra effort is strongly appreciated. :)
That aside, excellent video, I've been wondering how the hell this game's nights work for a while (ever since Spiff's attempt to figure out the blacklisted ending)
I KNOWWW I love that he does captions I wish all creators did that
I’m actually deaf and I really appreciate the captions so much! I also figured out why this game seems so hard - the vent noises are literally too quiet for my hearing aids. But yeah the captions really help!
this game came out 6 years ago and is only now being decoded lmao i love it, it's hilarious given how easily the other ones were figured out
And it actually took a day or two for people to figure out how to get Blacklisted or Insanity for the first time, which was unheard of for the fnaf fandom
"If its any consolation, you don't get any ads"
*RUclips ad pops up*
Ever since this game came out I’ve never known that you can literally hear scraptrap’s heartbeat, really creepy.
Fun Fact: On a test run of Pizzeria Simulator (I wasn't planning on running through the whole game, I was just testing the waters on the first day as a sort of tutorial), I bought the Discount Ball Pit and had a liability of 1. When I went into the Office Section, moldy old British man William Afton decided to sneak in! :)
Not old man Willie
@@sophiebubbles07Old Wilford
A small thing you can do during salvage and office is use Ctrl+S to mute sounds and hit it twice to mute repeating sounds (fan noise, printer whir, audio prompts), this doesn’t help with the noise value in office mode, it just makes it easier player side
Isn't that like Cheating or sum?
i find fnaf 6 to be really underrated in fnaf community i dont know if its because bigger games came out after it that overshadowed but you have really out done yourself in terms of research keep it up
I find it to be overrated as fuck. All i see is love for it but i geniuenly hate ot
Actually it's not underrated at all, people even say it's the best in the series
imo it's end8ng 8s a perfect send off, but everyone just talks about that so it is a bit overrated. Still my favourite just because of helpy.
Literally one of the 3 most talked fnaf games.
What.
I mean, I personally like it, but it's absolutely not underrated. The ending is probably one of the most talked about things in the fnaf community, and also one of the most popular things.
"But if its at any consolation you cant get ads"- *gets ad for video immediately after this* XD weird coincidence 4:58
@@QGyaruu Same thing happened to me.
Me too.
its not a coincidence, they can choose when ads play
@avathetransfemme did you have to ruin it for me 💔 /j
The sheer quality of these videos is nothing short of amazing, and the closed captions and color usage make them very accessible too
Now that I am armed with information, I am so excited to go back to old videos of AstralSpiff playing Pizza Sim and being insufferably smug whenever he does something wrong!
you're so real for this
I think it's interesting that there might have been a 5th animatronic that only showed up if you get all the ads, doubling down on the punishment you receive. It might have even been planned before the other consequence. Maybe it would increase in difficulty as you accepted more ads instead of as nights progress. Just a thought, could be totally wrong
capitalism was the real purple guy all along
Honestly we should all still agree that FFPS will and always will be the official true end of FNAF no matter what especially after with Security Breach. And while it did have its flaws it still definitely helped wrapped things up pretty well from William’s victims finally being set free, to Micheal Afton being forgiven, and most importantly William Afton himself getting schooled hard. Despite that though I still think the whole salvaging animatronics and building your own pizzeria is still a cool idea that Scott Cawthon could do by creating something pretty new and engaging for the fans.
Fnaf went downhill after 3 tbh. The only reason I personally agree with keeping the entire original saga together is because UCN is a masterful ending, not nescessarily FFPS. Though yeah, the real mess only started afterwards.
Burntrap and Glitchtrap aren't afton. It's all fine
@@TheShape45 Believe it or not, that actually makes it worse because not only did they still make us think Burntrap was him, but they also made the messiest explanation for why he's not.
Unless you are saying this jokingly. In which case, yes.
@@lpfan4491not joking. They just didn't tease it in the actual game. But it was planned since the start for him to not be afton. Atleast During the development of tales and SB. Probable a retcon since they probable saw how tired some people were of William
to add to this if i remember correctly UCN and FFPS were the last scot fnaf games so past UCN and FFPS is the where the true ending for scots story is and anything past that is in the post origional fnaf story.
And to think this game took several years to be finally understood gameplay wise
I noticed Lefty also is only looking directly at you in his last stage. His first two stages he is looking up with half his pupil concealed.
i just have to say that i appreciate that these kinds of RUclipsrs are still out there. I loved type of content that Scruffy was making, and I can definitely see a lot of similarities in here, which is not bad by any means. Editing was really good, and the fact that you had a script to narrate instead of making stuff up from the top of your head really made the video enjoyable. Really hope you'll continue this, and good luck
lol i remember u from abdm
Hey ur the bizzare day guy
I've always thought Sister Location had a vibe similar to Portal 2 and now that portals are confirmed cannon it makes a lot more sense. Can't wait for all the theories about William Afton's connection to Aperture Science.
Who do you think was funding Aperture Science's GLaDOS project?
That also would mean it would be linked to Black Mesa.
@@PriceTheCourier Now I'm imagining Afton as the Administrator when the Combine show up
@@AdamJasper18 Doug Rattman is William Afton
I like the fact that henry was like "screw ill burn this place to the ground,I don't care if I set the city on fire" to kill william
I'm not even a minute into this video but I gotta leave a little appreciation comment for reducing the jumpscare volume and providing CC for this whole thing :) epic man thanks
4:57 the moment you said "but if it's any consolation, you can't get ads.", i got an ad on the video lmaooo
I Love these videos so much, as an advocate clickteam developer and someone who has dug through every single games code, seeing someone explain how the games work while keeping it understandable and comprehensive is so cool! Personally Pizzeria Simulator was the hardest for me to understand due to scotts "questionable" organizational skills. Even after reading the code enough times and understanding whats going on you still seemed to teach me new things! Can we have a indepth explanation of FNaF 1? Personally its the most interesting game with how its structured and I would love to see how you explain it in an understandable fashion! Great job on these videos!
You'd have thought he learned his lesson with the disaster that was FNaF World, but the MFA organization hasn't recovered since.
I'm not too sure about FNaF1, Tech Rules made a great video about it, and didn't miss a whole ton. At least, I don't think there was enough that I could justify making a complete video, but I'll have to figure that out. The next couple videos aren't going to be Game AI Breakdowns though, I know that.
@@itztakenI think at one point it'd be really nice to get a video as clean as yours and Tech Rules' out on 2 and 3, but as games they're really quite simple compared to what else you've covered - maybe when you're up for it they could be addressed in a single video format? Videos that are well edited like these have a lot of value.
@@itztakenfnaf world disaster? I never heard about the level of code behind the games, only explanations of how it works like this one and the one from tech rules. I’m super curious what “organization” skills you refer to, and what was wrong with the code with fnaf world lol.
@@blazethegame Scott Cawthon was planning on making an Update 3 but had to abandon it because almost everything is in one frame, and he basically just wrote all the events as he came up with them. Trying to add anything to it is torture; there's just too much built up already. It also doesn't help that it has by far the most glitches out of all the Clickteam games in the series.
@@itztaken OH MY GOD I completely forgot about FNaF World. And i completely forgot about the tech rules video.
I am a big fan of these technical breakdowns of video games, especially when I myself don't know much about the exact game mechanics
As someone who's never played pizza sim myself, and always been confused as to how the nights worked, this guide honestly really helps. I feel like you covered pretty much everything there is to cover! Very well made video!
0:45 "In case you haven't played before, or have forgotten in the nearly 6 years since it came out.."
You have no idea how much whiplash hearing that gave me. I still remember when people were trying to figure out if Pizzeria Simulator was an actual FNAF game or just some knockoff.
thank you for making a video like this, mechanical breakdowns are fascinating to learn about... and thank you for explaining salvage; for years it has been making me crazy that nobody except one person i watched was able to pick up on the individual audio cues.
I remember some guy trying to get a speedrun of all endings in one stream, and he was guessing how to get the last one for a long time. If he did it right now, this video would've made him happy.
It was AstralSpiff! he made it
I'm glad to see our boy Spigg getting some recognition, especially on such a fantastic video! Excellent work on this, its nice to know that now we've got real info on how to get all endings and how to actually play the game lol.
I really wanna see one of these for UCN. Just because I don’t understand how the scaling AI difficulties actually work in that game since there’s so many unorthodox characters. The way it works in the first 5 games makes sense, but UCN? UCN absolutely puzzles me.
Oh wow, this is exactly my type of content. Precise numerical data/information of the "behind the scenes" in videogames. Plus, this video was extremely well done. Fascinating.
4:32 my developer instincts kicked in and i almost tried to click the arrows thinking it would show me its children.
This video just doubles down on my belief that this game should give you just a *little* more info during office sections. At least being able to see the animatronics in the vents beside you, moving away when you shine the light down. They don't even need to be that visible, just a bit of a visual indicator would be nice. The lack of animation/visual feedback in the game really bothers me.
This was very educational are really comprehensively written. Overall, great video! I had a few questions that went unanswered, but other than those this went through pretty much everything anyone could ever hope to know. I'll certainly be looking foreward to any of your future content.
You're free to ask questions lol
@@itztaken Oh, didn't want to be a bother, but great if so!
The first thing that comes to mind is - I have heard claims a number of times about how each day there is a specific item marked down that is guaranteed to have a Scrap Animatronic hiding inside. People usually just remember that Molten Freddy are in the ballpit on day 1 and Afton is in NeddBear on day 2. Is this whole thing just a myth, or true? And if so, what are the mechanics of this?
Aside from that I am also interested in how ads work. Is it a % chance that activates whenever you look at the PC? A fifth antagonist with its own movement opportunities? Unless I missed something, you only really talked about office gameplay ads when discussing the loudness meter.
@@shyguymike The Freddy Files/Ultimate Guide are just bullshitting with the Ballpit and Nedd Bear stuff, sneaking in is just based on RISK as described at 20:00.
How the ads functioned was explained at 9:42
@@itztakenAhh, must have misunderstood them the first time around. Thank you for explaining!
How long do you have to flash the light into the vent for the animatronic to retreat? Is there like a timer or do they have a random probability of getting turned away every second? I also wanted to know if "being Heard" has a radius around it or if it's just a mechanic present only when the animatronic are right next to you.
Thanks again for this video, it cleared out so many things about this game
Nice and detailed video per usual, it's nice seeing you getting the recognition you deserve!
I love all the FNAF games. But they always been those type of games you'd play beat and move on. This is my top favorite FNAF game ever since it came out. Dunno if it still is but then it was even FREE. It released out of no where. I just love the simulator aspect of it. I found myself constantly trying to restart to get more money.
I gotta admit too, I still suck at the night mode! With just two animatronics on the loose I keep dying xD. I think I just try going to fast.
it is free
0:28 "Did Scott read that book?"
It wouldn't surprise me if he did and intentionally left wrong parts in.
These mechanical breakdowns have been absolutely awesome. I think it would be really cool to see similar breakdowns for some of the earlier games too, though I know they're a lot less complex
Dude, you’re so good at explaining things.
When he said you cant get any ads, i got 2 unskipable ads. The timing
hearing williams heartbeat makes it creepier knowing there is a UNDEAD KILLER INSIDE A BIG BUNNY ANIMATRONIC INFRONT OF YOU
silent ventalation is such a slept on mechanic because it makes the tempreature useless
I love videos like this, because tuning these kind of systems can be tricky and nuanced, and it's *so* hard to tell how things actually work without doing research like yours.
Thanks!
Brilliant video. I’m glad someone finally has explained the inner workings of FNaF 6. There were even some things here that surprised me a bit
Pizzeria simulator:
The pizzeria section: chill, nice, fun minigames
Salvage section: unsteady but nonetheless thrilling and manageable
Vent section: Confused screaming
I'm glad that I've finally found an accurate instructions and explanation of this game and it was useful i would recommend to everyone who wants to know how the game works
I'm guessing the "Ad Monster" was prolly another way to get one of the main animatronics before Scott changed it, but part of me thinks it was meant to be golden freddy before UCN was added to the storyline.
Or it could've been that weird version of Chica that's shown at the end of the Survival Logbook.
I love complex explanations of fnaf games, as a newcomer to coding, its nice to just have an explanation for games i love.
This is an awesome breakdown, the sim stuff was way more than I thought and a lot of the vent makes sense now.
It's interesting to see how games work, because even if they seem straight forward, the code is always way more complicated than expected.
that 'you cant get any ads' followed immediately by 2 of them had me screaming
“You can’t get any ad-“
You glorious bastard.
I love these mechanics explanation videos, I’ve rewatched all of the mechanic videos multiple times
I just finished your other fnaf videos twice and tech rules videos so this was perfect timing my guy. Love it.
“But if it's any consolation you can't get any ads..."
*immediate RUclips ad break*
Love it lmao
Bro this guy said you can't get any ads and I got an ad on the video immediately after he said it I'm dying
“But if it’s any consolation, you can’t get any ads” *immediately gets an ad from RUclips*
For some reason hearing the noises the salvage animatronics make gave me a shiver.
4:56 "you can't get any ads" *I get a youtube ad*
Before I was never able to get past night three on a Completion playthrough, but this video helped me come up with a reliable strategy for the office section:
- Always have silent ventilation on
- Only have the fan on when above 100 degrees, and let it go down to 70
- Do the printer tasks first
- Never have the monitor and fan on at the same time
- Shine left and right while tasks are processing, and listen for clangs and/or voice lines
- If you feel particularly unsafe, have the monitor and fan off for a moment so your office is completely silent
And yes, I do think the motion detector and audio lure are useless. It's much more reliable to defend yourself with the flashlight.
Also note that the night is the most chaotic at the beginning, so you'll likely have to keep your office silent for a while. Try to get one task done at the beginning, then turn off the computer. But don't forget about silent ventilation!
Thank you, Tibby from Rhythm Heaven Megamix for the Nintendo 3DS
The fact that scraptrap's salvage audio cue is a heartbeat is actually kinda unnerving
Thank you so so so much for the salvage explanation! You just saved me from like 3 salvage failures today.
They still skipped movement phases so that was dangerous enough but knowing about the 4th tape and the visual clues were a huge help. 👍💙
Edit: i also didnt know that you dont need candy cadette's stories for lorekeeper, truly a timesaver.
This explains so much for me thank you. When playing Pizzeria sim, I never truly understood the AI of the animatronic and was just relying on a certain strategy which I don't understand how it works, I just know that it works. Basically I first I play an audio on either of the sides in the middle box closest to the big square in the middle, After that I go do a task and face the opposite vent of where the audio is and when I hear the task has finished I turn back to the computer and click on a new task and face back. If I hear a noise in the current vent I'm currently staring at, I turn off the fan and stare and wait until there's no more noise, which then I turn back the fan on and do task. If I hear a noise in the opposite vent I'm currently staring at, I turn both the pc and fan off, if a task is processing I turn the fan off first and then the pc once the task has finished. I then look at each vent at least 4-5 seconds 2-3 times each and once then I turn the pc and the fan back on and repeat.
This seriously clears up some confusion, my main one being as to why having both the fan and the pc off was so gosh darn effective when using the light. Also answering my question to, if the characters talked, does that mean their near you or just for ambience? Now I know.
Although, if you do happen to be reading this, I still have one more question. Do you need the fan off in order for the flashlight repel to work? I had always believed that it only works if you have the fan off and useless if you have the fan on.
For the extra-strong flashlight mechanic, everything has to be off.
@@itztaken No, I know that. What I'm asking is, do you need to have the fan off for the normal flashlight repel to work and won't work at all if you don't have the fan off?
All of this while the Pc is on.
@@Skemati The fan just causes extra noise
@@itztaken Okidoki, thank you
I wish there was a mod that would add visual cues to each noise. I can’t hear a lot of the noises (the vent noises in particular), so if I ever tried to play this game myself, any success I had would probably be purely luck-based.
“You can’t get any ads”
*Gets an ad*
THIS HAS TO BE ON PURPOSE
I'm someone who enjoyed the first FNAF game but doesn't really care about the lore, and I found the concept of Pizzeria Simualtor really interesting. I bounced off the game really quickly though, not able to figure out how the heck to survive, and watching this video, I'm not surprised. The audio cues that the game depends on are so quiet, and there's almost no hint of what they indicate.
Combine that with the lack of any animatronic visuals outside of salvage and death, no meaningful mechanical differences between animatronics, abysmal jumpscare animations, and no real depth to the simulator gameplay, and I can firmly say that the game is not for me.
I can't say I like almost anything about the game itself, but this video was really interesting and illuminating. Great work.
"It has been 6 years since pizzeria sim came out" hit me like a fucking truck. I'm getting old, man.
The “you can’t get any ads” being cutoff by an ad actually made me laugh so hard if that was purposeful you’re a genius lol
I just found this channel and it’s great. I’ve always wondered how the fnaf games work and you explain it perfectly without it being boring
I appreciate the use if in-game ads and ad mentions to segway into actual ads, made it way more immersive and fun
thanks for the full explanation of basically everything! i’m glad to see people finding and explaining all the stuff this game’s got to offer!
This was a great video. I've always been curious how this game worked cause I've never seen much talk of how it works
This was extremely professional and informative!
You NEED to make a series out of this where you cover each fnaf game, it would be a great resource!
Imagine the "admonster" is just the original Freddy who's pissed you used his IP to become a sellout
5:02 "Can't get any ads." RUclips ad immediately starts to play. God I love perfect timing
“But if it’s a consolation, you can’t get any ads.” I proceeded to get an ad as soon as those words were said😭
This is great. I'd love to see an explanation video on FNAF 2 or FNAF 3, since those games are barely talked about and it's hard to find any information on them.
Let's goo another video explaining another fnaf game I recently started playing Fnaf 6 so this video was perfect timing. Your videos are amazing keep it up!
0:25 "Implying that Scraptrap hides inside Nedd Bear" who made this?? Bro is playing 6 nights at Garry's
this sounds insane, but i listen to this video every night to fall asleep to ❤️ well done on making such a sleepable video
As someone with bad hearing and ADHD leading me to need subtitles, thank you for having closed captions youtube usually doesn't have them or they're really bad so thank you