speakvisually wrote:

Again, everyone, please be respectful in your posting. Threatening other people is absolutely not appropriate. Please do report any forum posts which violate our Community Guidelines.

swagman1232 wrote:

speakvisually wrote:

Again, everyone, please be respectful in your posting. Threatening other people is absolutely not appropriate. Please do report any forum posts which violate our Community Guidelines.

1 thing to say to you… do you want lots of scrathers on scratch?

sharablecandy72 wrote:

Look. The Mario thing was a joke (I know, I'm amazing at them) I'm trying to say that anything could be classed as a jumpscare. This can include: goombas showing up in Mario, a character clapping in an animation and… I basically ran out of ideas for anything. Also, I like Mario.

DrSharklez wrote:

This is actually very… what's the word… pointless.

ABOUT FNaF :

FNaF Takes place in a family pizzeria called“Freddy Fazbear Pizzeria.” Home to the animatronic character Freddy the Bear, Bonnie the Bunny, Chica the Chicken and Foxy the pirate fox. But things get rather terrifying at night as the animatronics seem to… malfunction, as said by the recording on the phone. No, these cuddly animatronics have a dark side to them as they seek to have revenge and to avenge their lives.

Seems creepy, yeah?

This is not our fault that some children are getting scared from it. After all, this is a horror game. This isn't “Five Nights With Unicorns and Pop tarts.” Or some sort of preschool game. It's about testing to see how scared you can get and too see how long you can survive.

Also,

IN THE BEGINNING OF THE FNaF GAMES, YOU ARE WARNED WITH A WARNING SAYING “WARNING! This game includes loud noises, flashing lights and lots of jumpscares!” So you cannot say we did not warn the player who wishes to play FNaF. If they ignore it and see for themselves and get their lights scared out of them, it's their fault, not ours. We are NOT responsible for their lack of obedience of reading the warning.

What do you expect from a horror game? Its not some little kid game where you dress up dudes, solve 2 + 2, sing a'longs. No, this is a HORROR game. HORROR = Frightening, scary, terrifying. They don't call FNaF a horror game for nothing.

So this should be thought more carefully. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE KID'S BEING SCARED. As I said in a last paragraph, there is a warning in the beginning of the game. So no, you cannot say we did not warn the player.

It is their fault they want to play it and get scared. Not ours.

-Sincerely, Shark

Ataxaos wrote:

sharablecandy72 wrote:

Look. The Mario thing was a joke (I know, I'm amazing at them) I'm trying to say that anything could be classed as a jumpscare. This can include: goombas showing up in Mario, a character clapping in an animation and… I basically ran out of ideas for anything. Also, I like Mario.

I agree with unsharing “.exe games” or most things “slender-related” but you're using a slippery slope argument here; no rational person would classify goombas appearing or wild Pokemon showing up as a “jumpscare”.
If you must define a “jumpscare”, it's a sudden change in the game atmosphere with quick flashing images and a sudden volume increase.

DrSharklez wrote:

IN THE BEGINNING OF THE FNaF GAMES, YOU ARE WARNED WITH A WARNING SAYING “WARNING! This game includes loud noises, flashing lights and lots of jumpscares!” So you cannot say we did not warn the player who wishes to play FNaF. If they ignore it and see for themselves and get their lights scared out of them, it's their fault, not ours. We are NOT responsible for their lack of obedience of reading the warning.

What do you expect from a horror game? Its not some little kid game where you dress up dudes, solve 2 + 2, sing a'longs. No, this is a HORROR game. HORROR = Frightening, scary, terrifying. They don't call FNaF a horror game for nothing.

DrSharklez wrote:

This is actually very… what's the word… pointless.

ABOUT FNaF :

FNaF Takes place in a family pizzeria called“Freddy Fazbear Pizzeria.” Home to the animatronic character Freddy the Bear, Bonnie the Bunny, Chica the Chicken and Foxy the pirate fox. But things get rather terrifying at night as the animatronics seem to… malfunction, as said by the recording on the phone. No, these cuddly animatronics have a dark side to them as they seek to have revenge and to avenge their lives.

Seems creepy, yeah?

This is not our fault that some children are getting scared from it. After all, this is a horror game. This isn't “Five Nights With Unicorns and Pop tarts.” Or some sort of preschool game. It's about testing to see how scared you can get and too see how long you can survive.

Also,

IN THE BEGINNING OF THE FNaF GAMES, YOU ARE WARNED WITH A WARNING SAYING “WARNING! This game includes loud noises, flashing lights and lots of jumpscares!” So you cannot say we did not warn the player who wishes to play FNaF. If they ignore it and see for themselves and get their lights scared out of them, it's their fault, not ours. We are NOT responsible for their lack of obedience of reading the warning.

What do you expect from a horror game? Its not some little kid game where you dress up dudes, solve 2 + 2, sing a'longs. No, this is a HORROR game. HORROR = Frightening, scary, terrifying. They don't call FNaF a horror game for nothing.

So this should be thought more carefully. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE KID'S BEING SCARED. As I said in a last paragraph, there is a warning in the beginning of the game. So no, you cannot say we did not warn the player.

It is their fault they want to play it and get scared. Not ours.

-Sincerely, Shark

DrSharklez wrote:

Five Nights With Unicorns and Pop tarts

speakvisually wrote:

Scratcher1002 wrote:

I'm in the making of a FNaF type game, however it uses toons from Toontown, and not Freddy. It won't have any backstory or anything.
Is this okay?

That seems okay :]

sharablecandy72 wrote:

Not to everyone. Some people can jump at minor things. Like my cousin who jumps every time he has a random encounter in games

JoeyKangaroo wrote:

I Do Wish There Was A Scratch For Ages 10 +.

And I Love Minecraft!!!


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Say NO!!! To Banning All FNAF.

Ataxaos wrote:

sharablecandy72 wrote:

Not to everyone. Some people can jump at minor things. Like my cousin who jumps every time he has a random encounter in games

I agree with you that there are very jumpy people. There are also three year old kids that won't bat an eye at FNaF.
But that's not the majority. Even if it was, the ST runs the website, so they get the final say on whether each project stays or not.
No hard feelings, okay? Nobody's getting banned and nothing will be deleted (just unshared); that's already really nice of the ST.

freddyfasbear123piny wrote:

I hate minecraft so start unshare these minecraft projects

freddyfasbear123piny wrote:

What is the email? My project now has mickey mouse stuff so reshare it

freddyfasbear123piny wrote:

JoeyKangaroo wrote:

I Do Wish There Was A Scratch For Ages 10 +.

And I Love Minecraft!!!


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Say NO!!! To Banning All FNAF.

I hate minecraft so start unshare these minecraft projects