Five Nights at Freddy's

BaconAndEggs1

Charmanderxerneas wrote:
pancakesyrup08 wrote:
SubthekidFTW wrote:
five nights at freddy's isn't even scary. you only get a jumpscare if you mess up in-game

i know second graders at my school that play five nights at freddy's and are not scared one bit

this rule change is bull

like just people like ParsecGames and ScratchCube work their hardest and their content is removed just like that.
Yeah but 1: Jumpscares can be scary ( especially in the 4th game) 2: Yes some second graders aren't scared, but know 7th graders who are. The point is, Scratch is an all-ages website and FNaF is not for all ages.
1. Yes, the Jumpscares can be scary, but most of the scariness comes from the suspence. And the jumpscare, most players recover in about 5-20 seconds and are able to continue on with the game.
2.Scratch is an all age website, so does that mean that all ages should be able to enjoy themselves? I wouldn't be able to enjoy myself if i couldn't post fanart for the seiries I love because it has a bit of blood in it.
I dont know what I was saying for 2

1. Try telling that to somebody with a heart condition.
2. You could just post fan-art that doesn't have gore in it.

Charmanderxerneas

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:
Charmanderxerneas wrote:
pancakesyrup08 wrote:
SubthekidFTW wrote:
five nights at freddy's isn't even scary. you only get a jumpscare if you mess up in-game

i know second graders at my school that play five nights at freddy's and are not scared one bit

this rule change is bull

like just people like ParsecGames and ScratchCube work their hardest and their content is removed just like that.
Yeah but 1: Jumpscares can be scary ( especially in the 4th game) 2: Yes some second graders aren't scared, but know 7th graders who are. The point is, Scratch is an all-ages website and FNaF is not for all ages.
1. Yes, the Jumpscares can be scary, but most of the scariness comes from the suspence. And the jumpscare, most players recover in about 5-20 seconds and are able to continue on with the game.
2.Scratch is an all age website, so does that mean that all ages should be able to enjoy themselves? I wouldn't be able to enjoy myself if i couldn't post fanart for the seiries I love because it has a bit of blood in it.
I dont know what I was saying for 2

1. Try telling that to somebody with a heart condition.
2. You could just post fan-art that doesn't have gore in it.
1. ??????????????Wut???? Don't change the subject. Also, I have a friend with a heart contion. She would've laughed at me and said that Oshawott looks funny, so I would;ve turned into Cubone.
2. OH MY FLIPPING ARCEUS THERES A SINGLE RED SCRATCH ON THIS CHICA FANART MUST REMOVE ITT!!!!!!!!! That's what Scracth did.

BaconAndEggs1

Charmanderxerneas wrote:
1. ??????????????Wut???? Don't change the subject. Also, I have a friend with a heart contion. She would've laughed at me and said that Oshawott looks funny, so I would;ve turned into Cubone.
2. OH MY FLIPPING ARCEUS THERES A SINGLE RED SCRATCH ON THIS CHICA FANART MUST REMOVE ITT!!!!!!!!! That's what Scracth did.

Please try and quote correctly. I had to fix the formatting because you couldn't do it properly.
1. I wasn't changing the subject. I was making a point. Sometimes jumpscares can provide nightmares or even require medical assistance. And out-of-nowhere random Pokemon references? Who's changing the subject again?
2. There are numerous pieces of Warriors fan-art with some minor gore in them and Scratch Team hasn't taken them down as far as I'm aware. It just doesn't work for FNAF because unlike Warriors, the gore is common and not usually used for emotional effect or in emotional circumstances, mostly just being gore for the sake of gore.
EDIT: I did want to correct something: gore for emotional effect actually is used a lot in FNAF fan-art. Sorry for that.

Last edited by BaconAndEggs1 (Nov. 22, 2015 06:39:08)

TonyofBuscus

I have started a FNaF rebellion! We will not let FNaF games die off like this!

Jonathan50

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
why I hate american grades
i don't understand this post

I simply use years of age as they are internationally understood and actually make sense.
Just make it “why I hate grades”. As far as I know, Australian grades are the same (well, in South Australia at least). Maybe it's different in New Zealand though.

Here we start at 5 years of age and “Year 1” is 5, “Year 2” is 6, “Year 3” is 7 and so on.
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Last edited by Jonathan50 (Nov. 22, 2015 06:40:21)

BaconAndEggs1

Jonathan50 wrote:
BaconAndEggs1 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
why I hate american grades
i don't understand this post

I simply use years of age as they are internationally understood and actually make sense.
Just make it “why I hate grades”. As far as I know, Australian grades are the same (well, in South Australia at least). Maybe it's different in New Zealand though.
Here we start at 5 years of age and “Year 1” is 5, “Year 2” is 6, “Year 3” is 7 and so on.
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Actually, I think we employ the same system as you guys. Maybe the two aren't actually that different.
But like you said, this is getting off-topic.

BaconAndEggs1

So…has anybody else noticed that Scratch Team has been taking down posts from this thread silently?

Jonathan50

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:
So…has anybody else noticed that Scratch Team has been taking down posts from this thread silently?

They've been for ages

jji10

Jonathan50 wrote:
BaconAndEggs1 wrote:
So…has anybody else noticed that Scratch Team has been taking down posts from this thread silently?
They've been for ages

I only noticed the one where one guy kept swearing (it was censored automatically of course) but the posts were deleted. Were there any more?

ToastDemon

Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.

iamunknown2

ToastDemon wrote:
Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.

But like mosquito bites, the jumpscares can cause many more long-term things to happen, e.g paranoia, a person with PTSD going into shock, etc.

Also, like mosquito bites, there are people who are ignorant about it, and proceed to care about themselves over other people who are suffering from them.

Last edited by iamunknown2 (Nov. 22, 2015 07:08:31)

jji10

ToastDemon wrote:
Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.

Yes, I'm sure that the opinions of two people makes this whole thing invalid.

iamunknown2

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Last edited by iamunknown2 (Nov. 22, 2015 07:19:21)

BaconAndEggs1

ToastDemon wrote:
iamunknown2 wrote:
ToastDemon wrote:
Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.
But like mosquito bites, the jumpscares can cause many more long-term things to happen, e.g paranoia, a person with PTSD going into shock, etc.

Also, like mosquito bites, there are people who are ignorant about it, and proceed to care about themselves over other people who are suffering from them.

No need to smart off, smartalic.

Hey, read their post before you just wave it off like that. They actually have a good point and I feel as if you're only ignoring it for that reason.

Last edited by BaconAndEggs1 (Nov. 22, 2015 07:25:15)

iamunknown2

ToastDemon wrote:
iamunknown2 wrote:
No need to express how jealous you are with my 3-syllable vocabulary.

You know what? That's it. I'm going to just leave.

If all your going to do is lip off and hate, then just… leave. End of story.

I was using sarcasm to make the point that you called me “smartalic” for using regular vocabulary.

Last edited by iamunknown2 (Nov. 22, 2015 07:24:40)

Jonathan50

ToastDemon wrote:
Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.

I'm not scared by jump scares (I might get briefly frightened) but small kids do because of the scary and/or gory pictures and suddenness of it.
They might get it stuck in their head and keep remembering it.
They may get nightmares about it or worry that they will get nightmares and get upset.

Just because they don't want to block Scratch doesn't mean they aren't concerned about other younger children.

iamunknown2

Jonathan50 wrote:
Just because they don't want to block Scratch FNaF doesn't mean they aren't concerned about other younger children.

FTFY (fixed that for you)

BaconAndEggs1

Jonathan50 wrote:
ToastDemon wrote:
Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.
I'm not scared by jump scares (I might get briefly frightened) but small kids do because of the scary and/or gory pictures and suddenness of it.
They might get it stuck in their head and keep remembering it.
They may get nightmares about it or worry that they will get nightmares and get upset.

Just because they don't want to block FNAF doesn't mean they aren't concerned about other younger children.

This expresses it better than what I have admittedly been trying to do.
It's a lot like a disturbing PSA. The jumpscares might not get you, but the terrifying imagery and suddenness of it happening leaves you shaking for weeks.

Last edited by BaconAndEggs1 (Nov. 22, 2015 07:24:28)

Baron87

BaconAndEggs1 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
ToastDemon wrote:
Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.
I'm not scared by jump scares (I might get briefly frightened) but small kids do because of the scary and/or gory pictures and suddenness of it.
They might get it stuck in their head and keep remembering it.
They may get nightmares about it or worry that they will get nightmares and get upset.

Just because they don't want to block FNAF doesn't mean they aren't concerned about other younger children.
This expresses it better than what I have admittedly been trying to do.
It's a lot like a disturbing PSA. The jumpscares might not get you, but the terrifying imagery and suddenness of it happening leaves you shaking for weeks.

No, just no. Oh no, I died in a game, I'm sooooooo shocked!!!

BaconAndEggs1

Baron87 wrote:
BaconAndEggs1 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
ToastDemon wrote:
Jumpscares are like a flu shot, or even a mosquito bite. It pinches a bit, then it's over before you know it.

What's my point? My point is that just because of jumpscares, they should NOT be banned.

Also, I told my teacher about FNaF. She thinks its ok. I asked her if she would block the site JUST for those projects and jumpscares, and she said no. She thinks it's actually fun. I did the same with my mother.
I'm not scared by jump scares (I might get briefly frightened) but small kids do because of the scary and/or gory pictures and suddenness of it.
They might get it stuck in their head and keep remembering it.
They may get nightmares about it or worry that they will get nightmares and get upset.

Just because they don't want to block FNAF doesn't mean they aren't concerned about other younger children.
This expresses it better than what I have admittedly been trying to do.
It's a lot like a disturbing PSA. The jumpscares might not get you, but the terrifying imagery and suddenness of it happening leaves you shaking for weeks.
No, just no. Oh no, I died in a game, I'm sooooooo shocked!!!

Read the posts before trying to make me look stupid. I didn't say older kids, I meant the younger kids. Around age seven or eight.

Last edited by BaconAndEggs1 (Nov. 22, 2015 08:12:21)

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