why did FNAF get banned

X126

it doesn't have blood in it

BF10

Because it was scary to young audiences. You may still share them, but not with gruesome themes or jumpscares.

X126

BF10 wrote:
Because it was scary to young audiences. You may still share them, but not with gruesome themes or jumpscares.

what happens if i share one just like to original game

BF10

If you share one that is either too scary or like the original, it will get unshared and you will receive alerts. However, if you share one appropiate, it will be fine.

X126

BF10 wrote:
If you share one that is either too scary or like the original, it will get unshared and you will receive alerts. However, if you share one appropriate, it will be fine.

but people worked so hard on it

Bright-Idea

Scratch is a website for people of all ages. Younger kids who don't play FNaF might not be used to jumpscares. Just looking at the pictures of Freddy Fazbear creeps me out, and I'm 13. The Scratch Team doesn't want kids to have nightmares or make parents untrusting of the site. If you are going to do FNaF, make sure to cut out the jumpscares.

Or, if you want, you are allowed to make stuff like that as long as it's not shared. (I think)

Last edited by Bright-Idea (Aug. 23, 2016 16:59:34)

X126

Bright-Idea wrote:
Scratch is a website for people of all ages. Younger kids who don't play FNaF might not be used to jumpscares. Just looking at the pictures of Freddy Fazbear creeps me out, and I'm 13. The Scratch Team doesn't want kids to have nightmares or make parents untrusting of the site. If you are going to do FNaF, make sure to cut out the jumpscares. Or, if you want, you are allowed to make stuff like that as long as it's not shared. (I think)

but people worked so hard on it

Bright-Idea

X126 wrote:
Bright-Idea wrote:
Scratch is a website for people of all ages. Younger kids who don't play FNaF might not be used to jumpscares. Just looking at the pictures of Freddy Fazbear creeps me out, and I'm 13. The Scratch Team doesn't want kids to have nightmares or make parents untrusting of the site. If you are going to do FNaF, make sure to cut out the jumpscares. Or, if you want, you are allowed to make stuff like that as long as it's not shared. (I think)
but people worked so hard on it

You said that already. I understand that people worked hard on it, but it's just not appropriate. Sorry.

DownsGameClub

X126 wrote:
Bright-Idea wrote:
Scratch is a website for people of all ages. Younger kids who don't play FNaF might not be used to jumpscares. Just looking at the pictures of Freddy Fazbear creeps me out, and I'm 13. The Scratch Team doesn't want kids to have nightmares or make parents untrusting of the site. If you are going to do FNaF, make sure to cut out the jumpscares. Or, if you want, you are allowed to make stuff like that as long as it's not shared. (I think)
but people worked so hard on it

Its unshared. Their work isn't deleted.

LP_Play

If you want to make something like that then you can, but you can't share it. FNAF was banned for having jumpscares and having younger kids scared.

Ziggy741

X126 wrote:
but people worked so hard on it

Just because someone worked hard on an inappropriate project doesn't mean it's aloud on Scratch. Scratch is for all ages.

Digital_Gaming

LP_Play wrote:
If you want to make something like that then you can, but you can't share it. FNAF was banned for having jumpscares and having younger kids scared.

Unfortunately.

SuperMarioFan4

FNAF was not banned, the Scratch Team is just unsharing emulations of the game because of the jumpscares and creepy background story.

Any FNAF-related projects without jumpscares is allowed.

cs156175

FNAF is not banned, just some aspects of it are. FNAF projects are allowed as long as they don't break the community guidelines.

MasterJPixel

DownsGameClub wrote:
X126 wrote:
Bright-Idea wrote:
Scratch is a website for people of all ages. Younger kids who don't play FNaF might not be used to jumpscares. Just looking at the pictures of Freddy Fazbear creeps me out, and I'm 13. The Scratch Team doesn't want kids to have nightmares or make parents untrusting of the site. If you are going to do FNaF, make sure to cut out the jumpscares. Or, if you want, you are allowed to make stuff like that as long as it's not shared. (I think)
but people worked so hard on it
Its unshared. Their work isn't deleted.

I had a project removed once and it remained in the “Unshared Projects” section of “My Stuff”.

Ziggy741 wrote:
X126 wrote:
but people worked so hard on it
Just because someone worked hard on an inappropriate project doesn't mean it's aloud on Scratch. Scratch is for all ages.

Agreed.

Digital_Gaming

SuperMarioFan4 wrote:
FNAF was not banned..

Yes it was.

People who say FNAF is not banned wrote:
the Scratch Team is just unsharing projects that are anything like FNAF. But you can still make games with FNAF sprites as long as the project has so little to do with FNAF that it could use non-FNAF sprites. But it's not banned.

Not trying to be mean but unfortunately thats basically the state of FNAF on Scratch. It's as good as banned,it's sad but true.

Last edited by Digital_Gaming (Aug. 24, 2016 03:26:33)

Digital_Gaming

X126 wrote:
it doesn't have blood in it

True dat.

Last edited by Digital_Gaming (Aug. 24, 2016 03:26:59)

pinkieofthepies

Digital_Gaming wrote:
SuperMarioFan4 wrote:
FNAF was not banned..
Yes it was.
People who say FNAF is not banned wrote:
*snip*
Not trying to be mean but unfortunately thats basically the state of FNAF on Scratch. It's as good as banned,it's sad but true.

fnaf was not banned, i could go and make a FNAF based project and link it on Paddle2see's profile, as long as it has no

:Intense or scary backstory,
:jumpscares
:graphic content
:some of the phoneguys calls.

So, really i could make FNAF but with minor “jumpscares” (freddy walking into the office, saying “boo” and giving a gameover screen) a more optimistic phone-guy, and a non-violent (all murder and implies of murder) removed.

Last edited by pinkieofthepies (Aug. 24, 2016 14:35:28)

alexphan

Digital_Gaming wrote:
SuperMarioFan4 wrote:
FNAF was not banned..
Yes it was.

Scratch Team wrote:
the Scratch Team is just unsharing projects that are anything like FNAF. But you can still make games with FNAF sprites as long as the project has so little to do with FNAF that it could use non-FNAF sprites. But it's not banned.

Paddle2See

I believe this should answer any questions on the FNAF policy

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/168506/

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