potato37 wrote:

There is too much FNAF stuff on scratch! Little kids use this too!

Is it going to scar people for the rest of their lives? I don't know about you, but I watched a bit of (removed by author) when I was 5, and I'm not scarred for life…

But don't try this at home, kids! You may be scarred for life! I might've been lucky!

iamunknown2 wrote:

potato37 wrote:

There is too much FNAF stuff on scratch! Little kids use this too!

Is it going to scar people for the rest of their lives? I don't know about you, (removed due to being inappropriate) when I was 5, and I'm not scarred for life…

But don't try this at home, kids! You may be scarred for life! I might've been lucky!

Please don't reference stuff like that as kids have quite curious minds and probably will look… I've seen it before, it's not good.

MathlyCat wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

potato37 wrote:

There is too much FNAF stuff on scratch! Little kids use this too!

Is it going to scar people for the rest of their lives? I don't know about you, but I watched a bit of (messed up YouTube series) (DON'T YOU DARE GOOGLE IT) when I was 5, and I'm not scarred for life…

But don't try this at home, kids! You may be scarred for life! I might've been lucky!

Please don't reference stuff like that as kids have quite curious minds and probably will look… I've seen it before, it's not good.

Fine then. I'll remove it, and please could you remove the (removed by author) reference?

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth? (I know, users arent just kids.)

I'm sorry if you feel offended.

WSStudent2 wrote:

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth? (I know, users arent just kids.)

Read the sticky. It says that FNaF projects are allowed as long as they don't break the community guidelines, sorta like æ studios.

WSStudent2 wrote:

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth? (I know, users arent just kids.)

It's not scary… If I can watch cartoonish violent videos (DON'T YOU DARE SEARCH FOR IT) at the age of 5 without scarring my life, then a 7 year old should be able to stand robot animals moving around and screaming at your face.

Yet nobody complains about (removed by author).

iamunknown2 wrote:

WSStudent2 wrote:

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth? (I know, users arent just kids.)

It's not scary… If I can watch cartoonish violent videos (DON'T YOU DARE SEARCH FOR IT) at the age of 5 without scarring my life, then a 7 year old should be able to stand robot animals moving around and screaming at your face.

Yet nobody complains about Slenderman.

I'm sorry but keep your pasta to yourself, this is definitely the SCRATCH Forums…

MathlyCat wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

WSStudent2 wrote:

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth? (I know, users arent just kids.)

It's not scary… If I can watch cartoonish violent videos at the age of 5 without scarring my life, then a 7 year old should be able to stand robot animals moving around and screaming at your face.

Yet nobody complains about Slenderman.

I'm sorry but keep your pasta to yourself, this is definitely the SCRATCH Forums…

K. Removed.

iamunknown2 wrote:

MathlyCat wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

WSStudent2 wrote:

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth? (I know, users arent just kids.)

It's not scary… If I can watch cartoonish violent videos (DON'T YOU DARE SEARCH FOR IT) at the age of 5 without scarring my life, then a 7 year old should be able to stand robot animals moving around and screaming at your face.

Yet nobody complains about Slenderman.

I'm sorry but keep your pasta to yourself, this is definitely the SCRATCH Forums…

K. Removed.

You don't need to remove everything but you should keep in mind that this is the Scratch Forums, you can't just say things, I don't want to report you either.
You do know that putting things like “DO NOT SEARCH” in big letters makes kids more curious, instead don't say anything.

Let's please get back on topic

Of course, there's not really anything to discuss anyways - FNAF is a game that people happen to like that also happens to consist of scary scenes and dark stories that other people happen to dislike. However, not everything based on the game is connected to the darker, scarier aspects of it, and as such everything based on or around the game will be judged on its own without any biases just like any other project. If it is scary, it will be dealt with the same way as any other scary project, if it isn't, then it will be considered the same thing as any other project. Adding a connection to FNAF means absolutely nothing - projects aren't judged based on their connections to other media, but rather on their content.

This will not be changed. Sorry about that.

Please let me have my opinion on the . Five nights at freddys

Pot-of-Gold wrote:

Please let me have my opinion on the . Five nights at freddys

But we shouldn't ban them…

potato37 wrote:

There is too much FNAF stuff on scratch! Little kids use this too!

Two things:
1. If it hasn't been confirmed yet, I'm pretty sure this topic is about “scary FNAF” and what not. Maybe there could be some warning that you could put in that creates a pop up before starting the project, to prevent scars.
2. Scratch is the easiest game maker I know of, and I'm pretty sure there's many other users who feel the same way. Due to this, more FNAF will be made.

Semi-Support for the security.

20btheilmanngohr wrote:

potato37 wrote:

There is too much FNAF stuff on scratch! Little kids use this too!

Two things:
1. If it hasn't been confirmed yet, I'm pretty sure this topic is about “scary FNAF” and what not. Maybe there could be some warning that you could put in that creates a pop up before starting the project, to prevent scars.
2. Scratch is the easiest game maker I know of, and I'm pretty sure there's many other users who feel the same way. Due to this, more FNAF will be made.

Semi-Support for the security.

1. Ever heard of NFE, it literally is meant to warn players about certain content, if the user can't read the NFE tag then why do we have it? The Scratch Team already gets rid of FNaF projects that BREAK THE GUIDELINES.

Think about this:

Say tons of people hated the warrior cats projects (I read the series they're awesome) and it was suggested they were to be removed, this wouldn't be fair to any people who put work into their projects. This is basically how some of us are treating these FNaF projects. All projects follow the SAME rules, the community guidelines.

As long as there is a scare warning that is VISIBLE TO KIDS, FNaF doesn't need to be removed from scratch.

Soo… What do you want the ST to do exactly? (Third time asking, yet no response…)
Choose random FNAF projects and delete them? @Paddle2See said that wasnt a great idea, but it is really the only one I can think of…

WSStudent2 wrote:

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth?….

If you are searching it up, then Dont search it up!

Well, considering that there is a featured project section, can you find them there?

The ST cant really control what projects are posted (Mario, warriors, pokemon, etc). They can only control the content. And Like I said, they really only “Show” different (and appropriate) projects.

Unless the kids search up FNAF, then scratch practically has very not scary projects.

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

Soo… What do you want the ST to do exactly? (Third time asking, yet no response…)
Choose random FNAF projects and delete them? @Paddle2See said that wasnt a great idea, but it is really the only one I can think of…

WSStudent2 wrote:

I totally agree. All the projects I find are fnaf. First of all, I can't find any project that's not about bonnie or chica. Please, please, please show different projects. Why show something scary to youth?….

If you are searching it up, then Dont search it up!

Well, considering that there is a featured project section, can you find them there?

The ST cant really control what projects are posted (Mario, warriors, pokemon, etc). They can only control the content. And Like I said, they really only “Show” different (and appropriate) projects.

Unless the kids search up FNAF, then scratch practically has very not scary projects.

Well they're pretty hard to ignore - gotta remember people's favorites section, or projects loved by Scratchers I'm following, etc… and they always seem to show up on the front page before they're blocked from there. I'd say it's pretty easy to stumble upon a FNAF project without wanting to.

Superdoggy wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

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Well they're pretty hard to ignore - gotta remember people's favorites section, or projects loved by Scratchers I'm following, etc… and they always seem to show up on the front page before they're blocked from there. I'd say it's pretty easy to stumble upon a FNAF project without wanting to.

Why do people say they're so hard to ignore? I find them really easy to ignore. I see an FNAF project, I think-

DaSpudLord's brain wrote:

Just an FNAF project.

and I move on. The end. Just like any other project I'm not interested in viewing. Seriously, how hard is that?