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Errr, He couldn't possibly model those, those look like cropped pictures jammed in one picture together.

Airplane611 wrote:Errr, He couldn't possibly model those, those look like cropped pictures jammed in one picture together.

I will shove my Golden Freddy Plushie up your ass. HE MADE THIS. It's displayed on his site:

http://www.scottgames.com

Besides, even if he didn't make this image, for most of these animatronics, they aren't in these positions. He had to place them in those positions, then put them together, apparently.

EDIT: Also, in the Newspaper for FNaF 3, at the ending where Fazbear Fright burns down, it says that Scott Modeled Foxy on a Roadtrip, so "No wonder he looks so banged up!" This is a clear sign that he modeled the animatronics.

EDIT 2: In FNaF 4, in the EXTRAS menu, you can see "Making Foxy" and "Making Fredbear" to show how he made those two from just a colored sphere.

SyphenTV wrote:

Airplane611 wrote:Errr, He couldn't possibly model those, those look like cropped pictures jammed in one picture together.

I will shove my Golden Freddy Plushie up your ass. HE MADE THIS. It's displayed on his site:

http://www.scottgames.com

Besides, even if he didn't make this image, for most of these animatronics, they aren't in these positions. He had to place them in those positions, then put them together, apparently.

EDIT: Also, in the Newspaper for FNaF 3, at the ending where Fazbear Fright burns down, it says that Scott Modeled Foxy on a Roadtrip, so "No wonder he looks so banged up!" This is a clear sign that he modeled the animatronics.

EDIT 2: In FNaF 4, in the EXTRAS menu, you can see "Making Foxy" and "Making Fredbear" to show how he made those two from just a colored sphere.

Yeah, It renders into 2D.

Airplane611 wrote:

SyphenTV wrote:

Airplane611 wrote:Errr, He couldn't possibly model those, those look like cropped pictures jammed in one picture together.

I will shove my Golden Freddy Plushie up your ass. HE MADE THIS. It's displayed on his site:

http://www.scottgames.com

Besides, even if he didn't make this image, for most of these animatronics, they aren't in these positions. He had to place them in those positions, then put them together, apparently.

EDIT: Also, in the Newspaper for FNaF 3, at the ending where Fazbear Fright burns down, it says that Scott Modeled Foxy on a Roadtrip, so "No wonder he looks so banged up!" This is a clear sign that he modeled the animatronics.

EDIT 2: In FNaF 4, in the EXTRAS menu, you can see "Making Foxy" and "Making Fredbear" to show how he made those two from just a colored sphere.

Yeah, It renders into 2D.

Yes, the Animatronics are inside a picture. You have graduated level one of "NO SHIT SHERLOCK" Academy.

[youtube]DPUqfwwnPZA[/youtube]

>practical effects
>real animatronics

[youtube]Z9_jIa2WADc[/youtube]

*Learns that the director of the FNaF movie is the one that directed the latest poltergeist remake*

This is gonna suck.

Edit: Why are you reading this thread, it's fucking awful.

LSFB 147 wrote:A lot of games like COD and Slender

-_-

Thyroidia wrote:What the hell's your problem?

A bit aggressive of you, don't you think?

As much as I dislike the FNaF series, I agree the lack of movement does add to the tension. Being able to move around would honestly kill it for me. Though moving around in FNaF couldn't be done with the engine unless Scott works his magic somehow.

Now allow me to further my point with questioning. What would moving around add? From my point of view, not a lot. It would essentially become every other horror game. "Run from bad guy. Hide from bad guy. Die from bad guy. Repeat.", essentially.
Usually this would be the point where I'd say something about the fandom, but I'll skip that, ehehe..
Hope you see my point. Movement in a FNaF game is a no-no unless it's in a 3D engine.