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[Music]00:00:11
what's going on guys00:00:12
dual code back again hope you're00:00:13
fantastic today and welcome to00:00:15
the interview with scott corfin i am so00:00:18
so excited and nervous at the same time00:00:21
um i'm00:00:22
so freaking nervous for this um but it's00:00:24
gonna be great i've got a bunch of00:00:25
questions to ask him00:00:27
uh from all of the games so for one00:00:29
through till ultimate custom night00:00:31
and the future as well so we're gonna00:00:32
ask him some future updates what he's00:00:34
planning and um stuff about himself as00:00:38
well so it's gonna be a great interview00:00:39
please understand as well that that i've00:00:42
got a lot of questions00:00:43
but i couldn't ask everybody's of course00:00:45
i got like00:00:46
literally ten thousand questions from00:00:48
you guys so00:00:49
i had to pick each one's and i gave00:00:52
scott the questions and00:00:53
we've reviewed them together for the00:00:55
ones he wants to answer00:00:57
okay so yeah that's all i need to say00:01:00
thank you so much for the support and00:01:01
again thank you scott for the00:01:03
opportunity to give you an interview i00:01:06
am incredibly nervous this is a once in00:01:09
a lifetime opportunity and i'm00:01:10
incredibly00:01:11
grateful for you guys and scott as well00:01:13
and this franchise00:01:14
happy anniversary to fnaf four years00:01:17
today it's insane let's go00:01:27
hello uh hello hello hello00:01:30
um if you're hearing this that means00:01:32
that you beat 50 20 mode and i have to00:01:34
do an interview now which i'm kind of00:01:35
uncomfortable with but i'm going to do00:01:37
it ah forget it okay i'm done with the00:01:39
phone guys stick so00:01:42
i was gonna try and keep it going for a00:01:44
while but no i think i'll just end it00:01:45
right there00:01:46
yeah that's perfect that's perfect how00:01:48
are you doing today lord00:01:50
i am very scared00:01:53
and nervous because you know no00:01:56
no that's that that's that's crazy talk00:01:58
yeah i'm i've been00:01:59
a little anxious about this too because00:02:01
uh you know i tend to ramble on with my00:02:03
answers sometimes but i haven't i00:02:04
haven't00:02:05
prepared any answers for this i'm just00:02:06
gonna try to uh00:02:09
speak from the heart and just uh talk00:02:11
about some stuff and00:02:12
yeah it'll be good yeah awesome because00:02:14
today00:02:16
um is the four year anniversary of five00:02:18
nights at freddy's00:02:19
so four years it's crazy yeah four years00:02:24
and we'll just get straight into it so00:02:26
the first game so four years since five00:02:28
nights at freddy's one we're gonna go00:02:29
straight into that00:02:31
um so the first question i'd love to ask00:02:34
you kick it off with00:02:37
how did you think of the original00:02:38
designs of the animatronics00:02:40
so the original gang um you know00:02:44
the the main three characters uh freddy00:02:47
bonnie and chica those designs just kind00:02:49
of00:02:51
i didn't really i didn't really plan00:02:53
ahead like what animals they should be00:02:55
those three just kind of seemed natural00:02:56
to me for some reason00:02:58
you know the only one i really struggled00:03:00
with was00:03:01
trying to think of the fourth character00:03:02
you know who would be on the separate00:03:04
little00:03:05
stage kind of by himself yeah and i'm00:03:08
trying to remember all the00:03:09
all the options that i'd come that i uh00:03:11
originally00:03:13
was kind of debating between i mean one00:03:14
of them one of the contenders was00:03:16
the fox obviously which ended up winning00:03:18
the other one was00:03:19
a wolf another one was going to be00:03:23
a beaver but then later i decided00:03:25
against that because because i thought00:03:26
that was too on the nose from chipper so00:03:28
i decided against that but00:03:30
yeah actually if i remember correctly i00:03:32
really think that00:03:33
a a beaver character was the front00:03:35
runner00:03:36
until i finally decided against him00:03:38
because of chipper and then went with00:03:39
fox instead yeah so freddie was always00:03:42
going to be the original light leader00:03:44
instead of00:03:45
um chipper yeah yeah freddie was always00:03:47
the freddie was always going to be the00:03:49
main character he was the first00:03:50
character that i made00:03:52
um it just came naturally i didn't00:03:55
didn't have to plan him out i just knew00:03:57
that he was going to be00:03:58
a bearer with a top hat holding a00:04:00
microphone00:04:01
yeah you know he was always he was00:04:03
always going to be the00:04:05
leader of the leader of the pack and the00:04:07
next question00:04:08
is how did you come up with the game00:04:10
mechanic so sitting alone00:04:12
in an office not being able to move and00:04:15
i think someone mentioned about sit and00:04:18
survive did that having00:04:19
any inspiration for that any like old00:04:22
games inspire you for this one00:04:24
um well i don't think it was sit and00:04:26
survive sit and survive was just kind of00:04:29
you know uh you know all of these games00:04:32
well then again i guess i guess it was00:04:35
my mindset at the time because my00:04:36
mindset at the time00:04:38
was uh to make00:04:41
those smaller smaller games00:04:44
and that would be kind of a shorter00:04:46
experience because for a while i was00:04:48
trying to make these00:04:49
you know big kind of sweeping epic games00:04:52
like the desolate hope and stuff00:04:54
and you know it was just too too much of00:04:57
a gigantic commitment00:04:59
that ultimately you know that they just00:05:01
weren't paying off and at the time i was00:05:02
really struggling you know to find00:05:05
you know something to kind of you know00:05:06
support my family and everything00:05:08
and five nights at freddy's was00:05:12
kind of the result of me switching to00:05:14
this idea of making these shorter00:05:16
experiences that i can make a bit00:05:18
faster you know without committing you00:05:20
know two years to them00:05:22
you know while also um00:05:25
you know just making it a really robust00:05:27
experience it's just a shorter game00:05:29
you know uh so i think that that played00:05:31
a big part in it00:05:32
you know everything everything is00:05:34
designed to where you see everything00:05:36
right away you know as soon as you jump in you're00:05:38
in the experience00:05:40
you know and so it doesn't matter if it00:05:42
lasts for five minutes 10 minutes 3000:05:44
minutes an hour00:05:45
you know you're in the middle of it00:05:46
right away00:05:48
and yeah and did anything change along00:05:52
the course of making uh for nath1 um00:05:56
i i don't i don't think i had i don't00:05:57
think it had any problems lots of the00:05:59
stuff that00:06:00
was in there i don't know finance at00:06:02
freddy's one00:06:04
i i think just was a result of just all00:06:07
the right ingredients to be there you00:06:09
know i00:06:10
i threw a bunch of stuff in there and00:06:11
then you know people would kind of00:06:14
the people who test it would kind of00:06:15
give me say i know i'm not my kids i let00:06:17
some other people test it as well but you know they would00:06:19
give me some advice00:06:20
like one person said oh i think you00:06:22
should leave out phone guy i think00:06:23
that's too much exposition00:06:24
and then you know my mother jumped in00:06:27
and said oh i don't think he should have00:06:28
backstory about anybody getting killed00:06:30
you know i don't think the game needs00:06:31
that you know and then i think i've made00:06:34
a lot of good decisions about what to00:06:36
leave in you know and what to take out and it00:06:39
just it was all the right ingredients00:06:41
all the right ingredients were there you00:06:43
know um00:06:45
so yeah i'm really happy yeah it really00:06:48
stood out00:06:49
from all of the indie games everybody00:06:51
was playing at that time00:06:53
and um that's definitely how it00:06:56
like became successful it just stood out00:06:59
from00:07:00
any other horror experience as well um00:07:03
so yeah good job you know00:07:07
really good job um speaking about that00:07:11
about it and exploding did you think it was00:07:14
going to00:07:15
you know get a huge reaction on the00:07:18
internet00:07:20
no of course not i mean but like i said00:07:22
at the time00:07:24
you know i was i was i was just trying00:07:27
to00:07:28
you know make a bunch of little games to00:07:30
kind of00:07:31
you know help support my family at the00:07:33
time i think i was making00:07:35
you know slot machine games and just you00:07:37
know anything would bring in an extra00:07:39
you know 40 or 50 dollars a month you00:07:42
know engine trying to accumulate all00:07:43
that stuff00:07:44
up so no i when you know whenever i and00:07:46
i mean don't get me wrong00:07:47
you know that wasn't just an00:07:48
afterthought of a game and i put a lot00:07:50
of00:07:51
you know time and effort into five00:07:52
nights at freddy's obviously but00:07:54
as far as you know expecting it to00:07:56
explode no of course00:07:58
not you know i remember whenever i00:07:59
released it you know i didn't get it on00:08:01
steam or anything it was a website00:08:03
called dessert at the time00:08:04
which was just more immediately00:08:07
welcoming of you know anybody who wanted00:08:09
to post games i think there are other00:08:10
sites that do that now00:08:11
but you know i was watching the download00:08:13
count on that00:08:14
and i was watching it just kind of00:08:16
skyrocket and yeah um00:08:18
you know and eventually my wife would00:08:20
come over and she'd be like00:08:22
let me look at the number let me look at00:08:23
the number she come over every 1000:08:24
minutes waiting to see because00:08:25
she was just astonished at how quickly00:08:28
that number was just going from00:08:29
you know five thousand downloads ten00:08:31
thousand fifteen thousand twenty00:08:32
thousand it was just00:08:33
going through the roof just by the00:08:35
minute you know and and00:08:37
really at the time i was just kind of00:08:39
enjoying it that evening i was like well00:08:40
you know this this is this is great you know this00:08:43
you know but it'll be over tomorrow00:08:44
you know and that was really my mindset00:08:46
it's like oh wow this is you know it's a00:08:47
big big spike everybody's really enjoying it00:08:49
i wonder what i'm going to make tomorrow00:08:51
i had no idea that four years later i00:08:53
was still going to be in the middle of a00:08:54
bunch of00:08:55
you know five nights at freddy's project00:08:57
yeah that's awesome00:08:59
that's really awesome um00:09:02
do you you have a favorite memory of00:09:04
five nights at freddy's one00:09:06
uh yeah yeah i do and it's the00:09:10
first uh first jump scare for me and the00:09:12
first jump scare for my two kids00:09:14
you know and and it was all bonnie which00:09:16
thrills me because bonnie is kind of the00:09:18
the only one that i think is a scary00:09:21
design for me like i've i've never had a00:09:23
nightmare about any of my own characters00:09:25
except for bonnie um00:09:28
so yeah i remember when i was when i was00:09:30
developing the game at the time bonnie00:09:31
was just a still image and not an00:09:33
animated jump scare00:09:35
that i just had an image of bonnie up in00:09:37
your face for whenever00:09:38
you know it you know he had reached you00:09:41
yeah and and and that and that startled00:09:44
me you know i was flipping through the00:09:45
panels and stuff and i was and i was00:09:47
intentionally hoping i was testing out00:09:48
the ai00:09:49
yeah you know i think i even had a00:09:50
little map showing me that there was a00:09:52
little red dot moving through the00:09:53
building00:09:54
but even though i was expecting it i put00:09:55
down the monitor and there was bonnie00:09:57
looking at me and it00:09:58
was it was upsetting you know it was00:10:00
startling yeah00:10:01
you know and and that you know now that00:10:03
doesn't really startle anybody anymore00:10:04
but at the time00:10:06
yeah it got me and then so then i was00:10:08
letting after i'd animated i was letting00:10:10
my two sons uh play it and00:10:13
i was getting to you know watch the you00:10:16
know i had i had a good seat behind00:10:18
both of them so i was able to get a good00:10:19
view of them playing and what they were00:10:20
playing and everything00:10:22
and i knew what was coming and they had00:10:23
no idea and00:10:25
uh and you know and the younger the two00:10:28
he got jump scared by bonnie and he just00:10:30
launched backward on his chair you know00:10:34
good good times good times tormenting00:10:36
the children00:10:38
i mean you still do you you made them00:10:40
test um ultimate custom night as well00:10:44
four years old no i'll tell you i'll00:10:46
tell you i'll tell you what00:10:47
you know my my two sons ian and braden00:10:50
they're00:10:51
they've been great they've been they've00:10:52
been great supporters00:10:55
you know all these years i couldn't have00:10:56
done any of this without those two you00:10:58
know they've been just faithful beta00:10:59
testers for me00:11:01
and whenever they were really little you00:11:03
know i'd pay them through00:11:04
ice cream and stuff like that but yeah i00:11:06
made a bit i made a big mistake this00:11:08
last time with brayden00:11:09
you know you know obviously i don't make00:11:11
them do this so i tried to incentivize00:11:13
them and uh braden and00:11:15
and you know braden's gotten wise to it00:11:16
he's like well you know what how about00:11:18
if i go and be all these challenges you know and00:11:20
i just thought well you know i don't00:11:22
know i'll give you you know i'll give00:11:23
you00:11:24
20 bucks for each of the challenges00:11:25
you'd be thinking he was going to be one00:11:26
or two i was like yeah he'll spend 3000:11:28
minutes on this00:11:29
you know i'll commit 20 you know 2000:11:32
40 60 whatever he sat there and he did00:11:36
like a 12-hour00:11:37
marathon on that game he was playing a00:11:38
non-stop he was raging so hard in there00:11:41
and he completed every single one of00:11:43
those challenges00:11:44
like the last one i think yeah that that00:11:47
boy made bank that day he walked away with about00:11:49
three hundred dollars00:11:53
oh worth it yeah00:11:56
yeah man but but it was it was totally00:11:59
worth it because he found he found00:12:01
bugs and glitches yeah that would have00:12:03
been that would have been really bad i00:12:05
mean that and that's the whole point00:12:06
anyway you know he found00:12:07
these things that i need that i needed00:12:09
to fix before00:12:10
before i released the game so okay00:12:12
here's an interesting question about00:12:14
fanath100:12:15
um was there any reason why the kitchen00:12:18
camera was disabled like00:12:19
due to gameplay limits on click team or00:12:22
anything like that uh00:12:24
and no no i i thought it would be00:12:26
interesting uh00:12:27
i mean you know that mechanic ended up00:12:29
not really00:12:30
playing a big role in anything um i i00:12:34
think originally00:12:35
you know i had wanted you and i i i just00:12:38
got better with this in later games how00:12:39
to how to make audio play a bigger role00:12:41
in it you know i got better at that00:12:43
but in the first one that was just my00:12:44
attempt to make audio play a bigger part00:12:47
in it00:12:48
yeah um but yeah it kind of ended up00:12:51
just being00:12:52
just something different and not really00:12:53
being a major mechanic or anything yeah00:12:55
i mean i think it was a good mechanic to00:12:58
let know that freddie was in the kitchen00:13:00
as well because when freddie's in the00:13:01
kitchen he plays his00:13:03
music right um that's right00:13:06
that's right that's right so it it00:13:09
i think it does play a you know a00:13:12
mechanic because you know that freddie's00:13:13
in there and usually when freddie's00:13:15
roaming around you see his eyes00:13:16
but you just see nothing inside there so00:13:19
so00:13:20
when you were making five nights at00:13:21
freddy's one were you already planning00:13:23
on making a sequel00:13:25
or any other ideas what were flinging in00:13:27
your head00:13:28
and what to do um i i definitely00:13:31
left a lot of things open-ended you know00:13:34
in case i wanted to expand upon them00:13:36
later i mean obviously00:13:38
like i you know i didn't i did not have00:13:40
the entire story00:13:42
planned out as i know there's much00:13:43
debate about that on the subreddit like00:13:45
oh you know she's some kind of mad00:13:46
genius that had you know seven games00:13:48
playing up from the beginning00:13:50
no i didn't uh00:13:54
but you know but i definitely knew that00:13:57
the story i was telling in the first00:13:59
game was a was a was a small00:14:03
snippet of a larger story even if i00:14:07
didn't have all the details of that00:14:08
story fleshed out yet00:14:09
you know i knew that the story being00:14:11
told in that game was a smaller part of00:14:13
a whole00:14:14
and if you could go back in time is00:14:17
there anything you would00:14:18
change or add to five nights at freddy's00:14:20
one no not not the first one00:14:22
um i can go back and think about all the00:14:25
other games and be like00:14:26
i wish i'd done this i wish i'd done00:14:27
that but now the first game was just00:14:29
kind of a perfect storm of ingredients00:14:31
it was you know it was just the right00:14:32
time00:14:33
you know when you know uh00:14:36
everybody was really into indie horror00:14:37
games and i think it was the right look00:14:40
and it was the right feel because00:14:41
something you know different than what00:14:43
everybody else was playing00:14:45
and it was you know kind of a00:14:48
a type of horror game or at least um00:14:52
the antagonists were something that00:14:54
hadn't really been explored in horror00:14:55
games i didn't feel00:14:57
you know the idea of animatronic00:14:58
creatures00:15:00
so and you know and everybody really00:15:02
liked foam guy obviously00:15:03
everybody liked the little easter eggs00:15:05
thrown in and and the backstory no00:15:07
it was just a good a good mix of00:15:09
ingredients and it was kind of lightning00:15:10
in a bottle and i don't think00:15:12
i was ever able to fully capture that00:15:15
again and i don't think i really will be00:15:17
able to and and that's okay i mean like00:15:18
i said that was kind of a00:15:20
it was kind of lightning in a bottle00:15:22
right we'll go on to five nights at00:15:23
freddy's 2 next00:15:24
um november uh 201400:15:29
if you didn't make this game i wouldn't00:15:30
be here now basically00:15:32
honestly it's the truth and so00:15:35
for enough 2 is the game that really00:15:38
means a lot to me and i'll be00:15:40
forever grateful for it so00:15:44
yeah thank you just wanted to quickly00:15:47
plug that in00:15:50
good i appreciate it about five nights00:15:53
at freddy's 200:15:54
how did you get the idea for you know00:15:56
changing the mechanics up a little bit00:15:57
so the masks and the vents00:16:00
you know watching the puppet you know00:16:02
there wasn't a really in-depth00:16:03
planning phase for like the overall00:16:06
feel of the games like a lot of these00:16:09
were00:16:10
i just kind of knew what they were00:16:11
supposed to be or just kind of just kind00:16:13
of felt the way up the stairs should00:16:14
progress like i knew that00:16:16
part two should be chaotic you know part00:16:19
two should be00:16:21
you know a lot more chaotic than the00:16:23
first one it should be just00:16:24
crazy it should it should it'll be all00:16:26
overwhelming panic00:16:28
and then i also knew even at that time00:16:30
before as i was working on part two i00:16:31
knew that three00:16:32
should be a very personal experience it00:16:34
should be the opposite of what two was00:16:36
you know part three should be kind of one-on-one00:16:39
and i knew that part four should be00:16:41
[Music]00:16:42
um kind of kind of00:16:45
unique as far as setting and things like00:16:48
that00:16:49
and i knew that part five should be kind00:16:50
of high tech and i even kind of already00:16:52
had00:16:53
color schemes picked out like i knew00:16:54
that part five should kind of be00:16:56
purples and blues yeah um i knew that00:16:59
three should be kind of green00:17:00
and i knew that two should be kind of uh00:17:03
do two should be feel kind of industrial00:17:05
which i think that does00:17:06
yeah um but but outside of that uh00:17:09
outside of that i'm i'm not really sure00:17:11
and maybe there was more to it at the00:17:12
time but00:17:13
you know it all happened so fast you00:17:15
know yeah00:17:16
yeah yeah um did you have any scrapped00:17:20
content or anything for the game and00:17:22
because some people00:17:23
um mentioned the um tox00:17:27
top toxicity is that toxicity meter00:17:33
yeah the toxic meter i i think if i00:17:35
remember correctly i think that the00:17:37
toxic meter00:17:38
was was an early idea on um00:17:41
just something so that players couldn't00:17:43
put the mask on leave it on for yes00:17:45
leave it on forever00:17:46
you know i had ideas if you put the mask00:17:47
on this meter starts running out00:17:49
yeah but i don't know that that seemed00:17:51
that didn't really seem to00:17:53
to fit i know it just didn't seem to00:17:56
it didn't make quite as much sense and00:17:58
so then the way that i solved it was00:18:00
you know obviously having the need to go00:18:02
and wind the music box every once in a00:18:04
while and the fact that you know foxy00:18:05
was immune to the mask you know i came00:18:07
up with other ways that felt00:18:09
that i felt a little more natural than00:18:10
just putting on the mask and seeing a00:18:11
meter depletes like oh okay i can only00:18:13
wear this for five seconds it seemed00:18:15
a little too artificial and it works00:18:17
perfectly anyway so00:18:19
i don't think it was needed anyway00:18:20
because of what you just said00:18:22
uh the things that you've added you're00:18:23
not gonna always keep the mask on00:18:25
forever anyway so yeah was there a00:18:27
reason why you decided to remove00:18:29
toy chica's beak after she left the00:18:32
stage to make probably to make her more creepy right00:18:35
you know once again i'm not entirely00:18:36
sure what my mindset was00:18:38
on that i think it was just kind of a00:18:41
way to distinguish her00:18:43
stay you know like stage presence chica00:18:45
from now i'm a monster coming to get you00:18:47
you know like yeah yeah she's entered00:18:48
attack mode or something00:18:50
you know uh well once again um00:18:53
actually i think maybe part of it is00:18:55
because like you know a classic00:18:56
chica even on stage was still kind of00:18:59
creepy looking but the toy versions00:19:02
just in their in their standing state on00:19:04
stage weren't quite as creepy i mean00:19:06
i think boy bonnie still retains some of00:19:08
that but like toy chica isn't really00:19:10
scary looking toy chica by herself isn't00:19:12
very scary i didn't think00:19:14
and um yeah so removing the beak was00:19:16
just one thing to just kind of push it00:19:17
into00:19:18
you know making her look a little more00:19:20
uncomfortable um00:19:22
so um how did you come up with the00:19:24
minigames because this was the first00:19:26
game to ever have uh minigames was this00:19:29
to00:19:30
you know um show the law00:19:34
not on paper if that makes sense so you00:19:37
know instead of just giving like00:19:39
this and this and this oh blah blah blah00:19:41
blah blah blah and the killer killed00:19:42
five kids yadda yadda00:19:44
but instead you didn't show it on paper00:19:47
you put in00:19:48
into a mini game right um i i think was00:19:51
because i don't know00:19:52
i want to keep the gameplay experience00:19:54
similar and but i also wanted to make00:19:56
the game a little bit00:19:57
more fleshed out than the first one and00:19:59
so that just seemed like a kind of a00:20:00
natural00:20:02
way to do that while not interfering00:20:04
with the gameplay you know putting it in00:20:07
in kind of an unexpected way00:20:10
that would make it interesting but while00:20:11
also not making the player feel like00:20:13
they're forced to sit through cutscenes00:20:15
and things like that00:20:16
and do you have any good memories of an00:20:18
f2 at all00:20:19
or bad um that was that was a really00:20:23
stressful00:20:24
time for me i think because yeah00:20:26
obviously you know my life was changing00:20:28
a lot at that point you know there was00:20:30
a lot of there was a big frenzy going on00:20:33
with just00:20:34
all aspects of my life00:20:37
and i was really trying to to work on00:20:39
that but i mean00:20:40
it and it there there's still there's00:20:42
still good memories00:20:43
but i just wouldn't want to revisit that00:20:45
you know it was just it was really00:20:46
chaotic00:20:47
and i was really stressed out um00:20:52
yes i mean yeah all good memories but i00:20:55
wouldn't want to revisit00:20:56
okay we'll move on to five nights at00:20:58
freddy's 3 then00:21:00
so this one this is the this is when i00:21:03
emailed you00:21:04
um for early access i only had00:21:07
i literally had only like uh i think it00:21:10
was like00:21:11
six 6k subs or something like that00:21:14
and i i've still got the email i was00:21:16
like hey scott uh00:21:18
my name's dork i'll make for enough00:21:20
videos um00:21:21
is there any chance i can get it early00:21:23
when it comes out you said yeah00:21:25
you're probably on your list which is00:21:27
insane and that00:21:29
and that like honestly i've still i've00:21:31
still got that list i still got that00:21:32
list on my desktop the same one00:21:34
from from all those years ago and it's00:21:36
literally called and it's literally00:21:37
called my00:21:38
the vip list yeah no no yeah you said00:21:42
that00:21:43
in the email you said i'll put you on00:21:44
the vip list00:21:46
and i was i went i was so happy i was00:21:49
screaming when you replied00:21:51
oh such a good memory yeah and i don't i00:21:54
don't use that list00:21:55
very often anymore but i still keep it00:21:57
you know because you never know you00:21:58
don't know what's going to come up00:21:59
you know for future events i always keep00:22:01
that vip list that's awesome00:22:04
am i still on it yeah oh yeah of course00:22:07
you're still on it yeah everybody's00:22:08
i never take anybody off the vip list00:22:10
okay so i can do00:22:12
i can be bad and then you'll never take00:22:14
me off right00:22:16
don't test it00:22:21
i was kind of testing it with all the00:22:22
custom night with this00:22:24
50 20 mode uh fiasco00:22:28
five nights at freddy's three another00:22:29
good memory for me uh february00:22:32
i after this game came out i i was00:22:35
i was in university studying law at the00:22:38
time00:22:39
and i quit to carry on with this game00:22:41
franchise for my channel00:22:43
and so yeah another good memory um00:22:47
with for now free first off how did you00:22:50
think of spring trap00:22:51
i don't know um once again00:22:54
once again he was just he was just the00:22:56
character for that game i i did not i00:22:59
did not sketch out a whole bunch of characters00:23:01
and write pros and cons list00:23:03
you know he was he was just the natural00:23:05
he was just the natural villain for that00:23:07
you know00:23:08
i i knew what the villain was supposed00:23:09
to be and i just kind of00:23:11
started modeling him and um he just kind00:23:15
of came together00:23:16
yeah and this model was like um00:23:20
a big difference compared to the other00:23:22
ones that you did because you had to go00:23:23
through all the details of the00:23:25
you know being withered and having like00:23:29
body parts and gore and stuff like that00:23:32
yeah so he he did take longer to model00:23:35
and you know his his purple corpses in00:23:37
that whole body that whole time00:23:39
you know even majority of the game you00:23:41
never see it00:23:42
you know yeah purple guy he's he's in00:23:44
there00:23:45
yeah and well we got those secret um00:23:48
um00:23:52
yeah and the troll was this the first00:23:54
time you did the troll game as well was00:23:56
this the first this was you this was00:23:58
when you first00:23:59
the launch of control guys yeah that was00:24:01
the first troll game00:24:02
and it was um there was oh we we were it00:24:06
was like a platformer from one of your00:24:07
old games right00:24:08
yeah yeah old game uh there is no pause00:24:11
button i thought yeah00:24:12
that's it yes but that was the first00:24:15
time we saw um00:24:16
springtrap as well because you put00:24:18
springtrap in the menu00:24:20
and there were some frames where he did00:24:22
have his like um00:24:24
his mask and stuff going crazy like00:24:26
coming on and off00:24:27
um but that's right i remember the00:24:31
first teaser you did with i o um00:24:34
he always comes back and stuff and00:24:36
people originally thought that it was00:24:38
like um00:24:39
fred bear didn't they instead of uh00:24:42
yeah they thought it was golden freddy00:24:43
yeah yeah instead of it being like a a00:24:46
a rabbit character so i remember those00:24:49
times but00:24:50
i was one of them by the way i00:24:52
originally thought it was a00:24:53
golden freddy this game00:24:57
um was when things went a little bit00:25:00
crazy with like the mini games and stuff00:25:02
and the00:25:03
good ending and the bad ending and00:25:07
if you can answer this which ending00:25:10
really happened00:25:11
given a lot of thought as to whether or00:25:13
not i should answer00:25:15
this question okay and i went back and00:25:18
forth and back and forth and back and00:25:20
forth00:25:22
and the answer is very interesting00:25:25
okay the answer is very interesting the00:25:28
answer is complex00:25:30
however i'm not going to answer it00:25:32
because00:25:34
because it's only going to cause strife00:25:36
i mean you you00:25:37
you see the kind of trouble that that00:25:40
you that erupts especially several00:25:42
years ago the flamewars that would go on00:25:43
over mangle's gender something as simple00:25:45
as that00:25:46
you know yeah yeah i mean i mean you00:25:48
know people with torches and pitchforks00:25:50
you know no yeah i don't i don't think00:25:52
i'm gonna answer this one i'm afraid00:25:54
so um the good ending00:25:58
um you know it was very00:26:02
you know um sad and it seemed like it00:26:06
was like the00:26:07
end of the franchise and was this meant00:26:10
to be the final game00:26:12
i think when i was making that game00:26:15
in my mind that was the end of a trilogy00:26:19
yeah you know i i think i think in my00:26:22
mind the original00:26:23
the story was going to be three games00:26:26
and in all honesty i think00:26:30
five nights at freddy's 3 was where00:26:33
i kind of started letting myself be00:26:35
driven00:26:36
a little bit more by00:26:39
criticisms of the game than maybe i had00:26:42
before before it was just really really00:26:43
excited00:26:44
you know happy to have all this stuff00:26:46
but whenever three came out00:26:48
um i i was i really was starting to pay00:26:50
attention to criticism00:26:52
you know for instance you know even00:26:55
though i i may have you know in some you know00:26:58
alternate life may have left00:26:59
the series alone at three people were00:27:03
not happy with the jump scare00:27:04
and it's kind of it's kind of as simple00:27:06
as that people weren't happy with00:27:08
the jump scare of spring trap and that00:27:10
and that really bothered me00:27:12
um and so then00:27:15
that kind in my mind that wouldn't let00:27:18
the series rest in a way because i i wanted00:27:21
i wanted to make a another entry that00:27:24
was really really00:27:26
scary again you know and and00:27:29
yeah and i think i accomplished that00:27:30
with five nights at freddy's you know00:27:31
what really focusing on00:27:33
really cool really quick unexpected jump00:27:35
scares00:27:36
kind of make you jerk so yeah so so00:27:38
honestly the series00:27:39
kind of was nudged forward00:27:42
by me wanting to improve upon the last00:27:45
entry00:27:46
okay awesome that's interesting speaking00:27:49
about five nights at freddy's four this00:27:51
was the next one00:27:52
um july well you originally planned it00:27:56
for it to be a halloween release right00:27:58
and then you released it in july00:28:02
right well i have things to do you know00:28:04
the way that the way that i see it is00:28:05
that you have something ready to go just do00:28:07
it yeah i mean00:28:09
what what what what's the point you know00:28:11
i'm not a you know00:28:12
i wasn't the gigantic corporation you00:28:15
know with00:28:16
you know you know releasing uh00:28:20
you know advertise with a big marketing00:28:22
campaign targeting a specific date00:28:24
trying to squeeze it between other00:28:25
releases00:28:26
you know i mean i had people who were00:28:27
excited about the game and and who were00:28:28
looking forward to and there's only00:28:29
people that i was thinking about you00:28:30
know it's like hey00:28:31
you know there's a there's a fan base00:28:33
here and they're excited for this00:28:34
you know there's you know why i just go00:28:36
ahead and00:28:38
let them have it and i'll hop i'll just00:28:39
hop into the next project you know yeah00:28:41
and that serves me really well for00:28:42
you know for the majority of the games00:28:44
yeah00:28:46
um because i remember um i was on00:28:49
holiday00:28:50
wasn't i and you emailed me about um00:28:52
doing00:28:54
every like uh first thoughts on the game00:28:57
and00:28:58
i remember you emailing me like i think00:29:00
it was like literally the day after00:29:01
saying you know what00:29:02
i'm just going to release it00:29:04
[Music]00:29:05
so i think i think that made everybody00:29:08
excited about00:29:09
it though like everyone was like right00:29:12
we know what it's like now00:29:13
scott please just release it now um00:29:16
because00:29:17
and you did so i think like you know00:29:21
i i played it on holiday and i have a00:29:23
lot of good memories playing through it00:29:25
um00:29:26
you know while i'm get screaming when00:29:30
people are next00:29:31
door to me because you know on cruise00:29:32
ships cabins are really close together00:29:35
so i was full of screaming in my cabin i00:29:39
was00:29:40
honestly wondering what the next door00:29:42
neighbors were thinking about what the00:29:44
hell i was doing00:29:47
well i'm glad that it ended up being a00:29:48
good memory sorry to stress you out00:29:49
you're not the only person that i stress00:29:51
out by the way so don't you don't feel00:29:53
like you're getting isolated trying to00:29:54
cause you trouble i think um00:29:56
yeah if i remember correctly right after00:29:58
i released financial phrase before i was00:29:59
sending out an email then hey this00:30:00
game's out00:30:01
hey this game's out i had someone to00:30:02
markiplier you know00:30:04
and he emailed me back saying you know00:30:06
dude i can't play this i just got to00:30:08
you know this game conference just00:30:10
started it's gonna be going on for four00:30:11
days you know so00:30:12
i stressed him out too because obviously00:30:14
at the time everybody was pestering him00:30:16
you know to play it immediately and i think that00:30:19
he you know he was able to00:30:21
you know you know being the good sport00:30:23
that he is he's still he's still00:30:24
just like you did you know even even00:30:25
though you're inconvenienced you still00:30:27
found time to00:30:28
you know do videos yeah i always try to00:30:32
if you remember with the naf world and i was in hospital00:30:36
i still played it00:30:39
oh yeah yeah that's right that's right00:30:40
you sure are yeah oh00:30:42
god oh i could i could never miss00:30:45
anything00:30:46
ever so with five nights at freddy's 400:30:47
like you said um i think you basically00:30:50
answered this question anyway about the00:30:52
game and the mechanics like00:30:54
you said that you wanted to make this00:30:55
more scarier and00:30:58
you know back to like you know being00:31:01
anxious all the time00:31:02
and the interesting thing you did with00:31:05
this one is i feel like every game you00:31:07
make00:31:08
you try and implement a new mechanic00:31:10
that you haven't done before00:31:12
and this one was specifically to do with00:31:15
sound because you had to go to the doors00:31:17
and listen00:31:18
closely for breathing and i think that00:31:21
impacted the jump scare like00:31:24
a million times scary00:31:27
because you know you you full-on00:31:29
listening to the game you have to listen00:31:31
to the game00:31:32
so when you get that jump scare out of00:31:34
nowhere while you're listening00:31:36
waited for them to breathe you know i00:31:39
think that really00:31:41
you know made the game stand out yeah00:31:44
well00:31:45
yeah lots of the games were kind of00:31:46
experimental with different00:31:48
ways of initiating you know the jump00:31:50
scare to see what was really effective00:31:52
and and yeah i think i think looking00:31:55
into you know00:31:57
this big dark chasm in front of you not00:32:00
knowing if there's a face00:32:02
you know two inches from your own face00:32:03
looking back at you yeah and you having00:32:05
to commit00:32:06
to turn on the flashlight and then00:32:08
you're you know00:32:09
yeah i think i think that one really00:32:11
worked i think that one really worked00:32:12
yeah it's terrifying00:32:14
and so how were these to model uh were00:32:17
they00:32:18
you know just as hard as springtrap you00:32:20
know because it seemed like you were00:32:23
going all out on these nightmare00:32:25
animatronics00:32:27
for the designs yeah the nightmare00:32:29
animatronics were probably the most00:32:31
elaborate to model i mean i remember um00:32:35
which yeah any time i started a new game00:32:37
that's always the most difficult phase00:32:38
it's just starting into the modeling00:32:40
phase because i know that it's going to00:32:41
take00:32:42
a really long time and i it's good it00:32:43
takes a lot of patience00:32:45
you know a lot of attention to detail00:32:48
you know the finance phrase00:32:50
one models weren't that bad i think i'm00:32:52
out ready in two days00:32:54
and then i think i took that model and00:32:55
adjusted to make bonnie in another day00:32:58
um and then the ones from finance00:33:00
appraised two were probably about the00:33:01
same day maybe you know00:33:02
uh you know one or two days per00:33:04
character i mean that's working all day00:33:06
on them but still just a day or two per00:33:08
character yeah i think springtrap took maybe four00:33:11
or five days to make him00:33:13
yeah and each of the nightmare00:33:14
animatronics i think i spent about a00:33:16
week and a half on each one00:33:18
i think a couple even two weeks on each00:33:21
one just because00:33:22
lots of teeth well you know a lot lots00:33:24
of tears and00:33:25
in the fabric you know which are not00:33:27
texture mapped on i mean those are00:33:28
actually kind of00:33:29
torn out into the model because i just00:33:31
think it looks a lot more convincing00:33:32
than trying to try it00:33:33
you know uh texture map them on there00:33:35
you know so i'd have to go in there00:33:37
really close and i would have to00:33:38
actually you know cut into that00:33:41
character you know yeah uh delete00:33:43
polygons and then straighten them all00:33:45
out to make them look like they're00:33:46
sharp corners rather than you know00:33:48
blocky squares yeah it's a lot of00:33:50
a lot of work but but but i mean totally00:33:53
totally worth it though you know yeah00:33:55
yeah exactly so about the models00:33:58
um people were wondering about foxy's00:34:00
tongs so foxy00:34:02
originally had a tongue in the teaser00:34:04
did you take that out00:34:05
because of complications with the game00:34:08
or anything00:34:09
uh no i i took it out because i didn't00:34:11
think it was like it was scary on the00:34:13
teaser00:34:14
you know there's there's something about00:34:15
the you know those you know00:34:17
long snake-like demonic tongues that00:34:20
yeah have they're kind of00:34:22
cool in theory but they're not really00:34:24
scary in practice00:34:26
like i don't think i've ever seen a00:34:28
monster in a movie you know00:34:30
extend out you know it's long tongue and00:34:32
you know snake it around and then00:34:34
me be scared by it you know that's not00:34:36
very scary so yeah i just took it out00:34:38
for the game yeah awesome um about this game it00:34:41
created a bit of a00:34:43
divide between people and specifically00:34:46
the box at the end00:34:47
and then the um the tv advertisement00:34:51
with00:34:52
1993 and then the uh boiler battery 700:34:55
debate00:34:56
how do you feel about the reactions to00:34:59
that00:35:00
kind of like with financial phrase three00:35:01
where there was something i was kind of00:35:02
left unsatisfied with00:35:05
the reaction to five nights at freddy's00:35:06
four and the box is tied into this00:35:09
you know very very closely i don't think00:35:11
that uh people weren't really happy from00:35:13
a lore00:35:14
standpoint you know even though i got00:35:15
the jump scares kind of right00:35:17
yeah and the box really fit into that00:35:19
that lore aspect00:35:21
you know i felt that it had all gone00:35:23
kind of too00:35:25
it had strayed too far from an actual00:35:27
story in a way00:35:29
me just saying that i'm going to get00:35:30
torn apart for even saying that because00:35:31
people are going to look at00:35:32
what i've ended up when they're like you00:35:34
call this a story00:35:35
uh but but the buying financial phrase00:35:38
for it just it got00:35:39
it it just it kind of went a little too00:35:42
broad it cast this net too wide00:35:44
for interpretation i guess that's the00:35:45
best way to say it you know it went too00:35:47
broad for interpretation00:35:49
and that left people unsatisfied you00:35:51
know because whereas the other ones yeah00:35:53
there were there were mysteries00:35:54
four ended up just too mysterious to the00:35:57
point where you really00:35:58
couldn't you know there was no real way00:36:00
to figure out what was going on00:36:02
a lot of people unsatisfied and and and00:36:04
like i said with you know00:36:06
jumping from three to four i knew that i00:36:08
knew that i had to go in and straighten00:36:09
that out so you know people aren't00:36:10
really happy with this you know i need00:36:11
to make another game i need to kind of00:36:13
ground this again not necessarily in00:36:16
reality but i need to ground it00:36:17
in kind of storytelling again you know00:36:20
and and00:36:21
and really lay this down with like00:36:24
with what's going on you know obviously00:36:26
i i watch all the game theory videos00:36:29
you know and you know me and matt have00:36:31
some had00:36:32
sometimes had an antagonistic00:36:33
relationship back and forth you know i00:36:35
inconvenienced him with my games and00:36:37
sometimes he inconvenes00:36:38
me with his theories you know but it's00:36:40
all in good fun you know00:36:41
but but i'll tell you he he did a video00:36:44
on that box00:36:45
and he kind of said that he thinks the00:36:47
contents of the box00:36:49
changed over the years you know and i00:36:51
bet nobody gave that a whole lot of00:36:53
thought but i saw that i was like he's00:36:54
absolutely right he's absolutely right00:36:56
the contents of that box have changed00:36:58
over the years because you know it's for00:36:59
that very reason it's because00:37:02
you know of what i was intending the00:37:03
game to be when it happened00:37:05
and then after the reaction of it i was00:37:07
like i need to i need to craft this into00:37:09
something better00:37:11
for the for the people who see this as00:37:14
important00:37:15
and that in and that kind of indirectly00:37:17
does change the contents of the box you00:37:19
know because it changes the contents of00:37:22
everything that came before um yeah so i00:37:24
thought that was i saw that was an00:37:25
interesting observation on his part00:37:27
yeah and uh i think he said i think you00:37:30
mentioned this00:37:31
on um on one of your steam posts or00:37:34
something that you00:37:36
um you put some things into the location00:37:39
to00:37:40
ground out the story of an f4 right00:37:44
yeah right so um i mentioned about the00:37:46
hospital fiasco this was when00:37:48
fanathworld00:37:49
was on the scene and so00:37:54
why did you decide to change things up00:37:56
and make00:37:57
for enough worlds well i do have some00:37:59
reasons for why i made it even though00:38:01
they're not00:38:02
it doesn't mean it was a good idea just00:38:04
you know just because00:38:05
i want to go and get that out front just00:38:06
because i had reasons for making it00:38:08
doesn't mean it was a good idea but you00:38:11
know one part of it was just that i mean00:38:13
you know there's only00:38:14
there's only so much that you can let00:38:15
your mind focus on00:38:17
you know murders and tragedy and stuff00:38:19
like that before00:38:20
you know you kind of start cracking even00:38:22
if it's just stories that you're making00:38:23
up00:38:24
there's only so much there's only so00:38:25
much human suffering that00:38:27
a human mind can sit around and think00:38:29
about and at that point you know i was00:38:31
two years in you know just fully00:38:33
committed to this00:38:35
grisly story of murders and i had to i00:38:39
had to make something more lighthearted00:38:40
and00:38:41
in hindsight what i should have done is00:38:42
you know i should have used that for a00:38:44
troll game or i should have00:38:46
you know made something like you know uh00:38:48
foxy fighters you know00:38:50
i should have just i should have just00:38:51
done something that was obviously00:38:53
for fun and not tried to somehow tie it00:38:56
in to a canon game00:38:58
you know and that's obvious to me now00:38:59
but like i'm saying you know like i was00:39:00
saying i'm not00:39:01
i wasn't i wasn't thinking completely00:39:03
rationally00:39:04
at the time um you know and whereas00:39:08
like i was saying financial phrase one00:39:09
was the right game at the right time00:39:11
the knife world that wasn't a good time00:39:14
for it to be made because00:39:15
i was already in the rhythm of making00:39:17
games that were00:39:18
you know coming out not too far apart00:39:20
from each other you know making them00:39:21
pretty fast00:39:23
and that's what people were wanting and00:39:24
expecting and that's what i was wanting00:39:26
to do anyway i'm not you know blaming people for wanting that00:39:28
that's why i had created that pattern00:39:30
and i was happy with that i liked making00:39:31
games really fast you know but that was00:39:33
just a really poor decision of a game to00:39:35
try to make fast00:39:36
you know in hindsight like now would00:39:38
have probably been a better time to sit00:39:40
back and work on something like that00:39:41
yeah yeah i mean you know like after all the00:39:44
kind of after i'm kind of after i was kind of00:39:46
satisfied with all the canon games and00:39:48
other other companies that you know kind00:39:50
of taken on some other projects00:39:51
then i could sit back and maybe enjoy00:39:53
making an rpg you know and spend a00:39:55
couple of years on it you know just make00:39:56
something really nice kind of you know00:39:57
that looked like the00:39:59
you know the desolate hope you know00:40:00
really make some nice 3d models for it00:40:02
oh and another mistake i made was snap00:40:04
world i was designing it for mobile i00:40:05
don't know yeah i can00:40:06
this is a whole separate interview about00:40:08
what went wrong with fenetrol so let's00:40:09
just look00:40:10
let's just move along okay00:40:14
okay um so how how would you treat the00:40:17
game now as an experience00:40:18
like have you learned anything uh making00:40:21
this game00:40:22
oh oh yeah i i i learned a lot in fact00:40:25
right before00:40:26
right before you called i was kind of00:40:27
thinking over that game and i realized00:40:29
that00:40:30
you know that's probably the the least00:40:32
valuable game00:40:33
i've ever made as far as profit is00:40:35
concerned but it's also00:40:37
the single most valuable game yeah the00:40:40
entire franchise00:40:42
and the reason is because what i learned00:40:45
from fnaf world00:40:46
is what is driving every single project00:40:48
going on right now00:40:49
it is it is serving as the gemstone of00:40:52
quality control in my mind and it has00:40:54
solidified exactly what i have to do00:40:56
going forward if if i was treating00:40:59
the movie as i was treating my game00:41:02
series00:41:03
at the time i made snap world we would00:41:05
be three movies in00:41:06
to the to the fnaf movies by now yeah00:41:09
they would probably00:41:10
probably be terrible you know if i00:41:14
if if i had the mindset that oh hey it's00:41:17
a praise people will love it you know00:41:18
regardless of of00:41:20
of quality then we would we would00:41:22
already have several movies and they00:41:24
would all be terrible i mean i00:41:26
you know and and this you know ultimate00:41:28
custom night would have come out way too00:41:30
soon and00:41:31
it just served as a really important00:41:32
lesson for me that you should never take00:41:34
it it taught me to never take for00:41:36
granted yeah how special it is to have a group00:41:39
of people00:41:40
who are eager to play what you make00:41:42
whenever i made the00:41:44
you know i'll use the desolate hope as00:41:45
my example again i saw one00:41:47
one person made a piece of fan art of00:41:49
that on the internet i found it on00:41:50
google someone had drawn the characters00:41:51
that was the most special thing to me00:41:53
yeah in the world that someone had drawn00:41:56
a picture00:41:57
of one of my characters like i can't00:41:59
even tell you how important seeing that00:42:00
one drawing was just00:42:02
you know i'd have no idea who it was you00:42:05
know but then you know to have00:42:07
to have a fan base and have kids that00:42:09
are drawing these pictures and you know00:42:10
send i got i got a letter i got a letter00:42:13
from the other day i dressed too boxy00:42:15
oh you know and and and00:42:18
and god bless the post office in my town00:42:21
for knowing me and for sending me these00:42:22
letters anyway00:42:23
i kid you not it was it was addressed to00:42:25
foxy00:42:27
only to foxy and i think below it it00:42:29
might have they might have had some00:42:30
other clue as to who was00:42:31
who it was for but the post office made00:42:34
sure to pass it along to me00:42:35
oh you know i mean how how awesome is00:42:37
that you know and and the letter was00:42:39
written to foxy00:42:40
you know it was asking foxy a question00:42:42
that's so awesome00:42:44
you know that that that that's so00:42:46
there's nothing more00:42:47
priceless than that yeah you know and00:42:50
and to have00:42:51
to have a fan base you know of people00:42:54
who care about these characters in the00:42:55
games00:42:56
you know that is the only thing that00:42:58
matters you know00:42:59
and they should never be taken for00:43:01
granted yeah and00:43:03
you know and you know who cares if00:43:06
something is commercial and who cares if00:43:07
something is going to make a whole bunch00:43:09
of money you know00:43:10
you just have to make sure that you that00:43:12
whenever those people finally get to see00:43:14
this next thing that it's something that00:43:17
that00:43:18
lifts them up and makes them happy and00:43:19
it's something that it was everything00:43:20
that they wanted to see00:43:21
you know like that that's all that00:43:23
matters you know and i i need to write00:43:25
that kid back i'm going to go get a big00:43:26
envelope and put a bunch of boxy plush00:43:28
toys and i'm going to write a letter00:43:30
as foxy i've never done that before but00:43:32
i'm going to totally do it and and i'm00:43:33
going to even make a little tear in the00:43:35
paper00:43:36
and say that it was my hook yeah00:43:40
yeah that's awesome that's really00:43:42
awesome so yeah so00:43:43
yeah that's that's a long story but no00:43:46
finance world taught me00:43:48
to to never take for granted your fan00:43:51
base yeah exactly and the final question00:43:54
which everybody's wanting to ask00:43:58
is will chipper ever return like he said00:44:01
he would00:44:02
[Music]00:44:04
hey chipper chipper is listen00:44:07
all of these games are haunted by by00:44:09
different spirits right00:44:10
right but the real spirit haunting this00:44:12
whole franchise is00:44:13
chipper chipper is haunting this whole00:44:16
franchise i mean i i received you know i received00:44:19
a box of00:44:20
of merchandise the other day you know00:44:22
like uh manufacturer samples00:44:24
and there's a plus toy of chipper cool l00:44:27
chip you know yeah yeah but i but i i but i00:44:30
held that plush toy00:44:31
and i was looking at l chip i was00:44:33
thinking to myself00:44:34
you know you got merch you got merch00:44:37
chippers yeah you know00:44:38
you were you were you were an abysmal00:44:40
failure but you found your way into this00:44:42
merch00:44:43
that goofy grin on your face you know00:44:46
yeah no so chipper's already back he's he's00:44:48
infiltrated the franchise00:44:50
yeah well he's so el chip to you was um00:44:54
a reference to chipper oh yeah of course00:44:56
he is yeah i thought so00:44:58
now this location00:45:01
um i feel like this was like the biggest00:45:04
change up in the franchise because you00:45:07
added voice actors00:45:09
and you know you went beyond the limits00:45:12
of click team00:45:13
and to a lot of people where you know00:45:15
you added a sense of free roam00:45:17
in this like huge location is that00:45:21
maybe why you decided to put voice00:45:22
acting in and to change things up a00:45:25
little bit00:45:26
i think i think i think for five minutes00:45:28
of phrase one through four00:45:29
i consider that all like one one sitting00:45:32
for me like i sat down i feel like i00:45:34
just said i made all four games in one00:45:36
sitting yeah it was only after that that i sat00:45:38
back and thought hmm you know how can i00:45:40
improve upon this how can i add00:45:41
something new so that's when i was you00:45:43
know00:45:44
entertaining new ideas in my mind and00:45:47
yeah voice acting is just kind of00:45:49
i don't remember exactly what it was but00:45:50
man i'm sure glad that i did you know i00:45:51
bumped into just some incredible talent00:45:53
you know they got to use um obviously00:45:56
i mean almost all of them if not all of00:45:59
the voice actors they got for sister00:46:01
location have come back to reprise their roles or00:46:04
other roles you know yeah00:46:05
yeah exactly that's awesome amazing00:46:08
people00:46:09
yeah they really are hello by the way00:46:11
voice actors if you're watching00:46:14
hello voice actors um00:46:17
so i think you've basically answered00:46:20
some of these so i asked like what00:46:22
inspired you to make the game00:46:23
style so different i mean like i think00:46:26
you've answered that throughout the interview you just00:46:29
wanted to make00:46:30
something different compared to the00:46:31
others so how were these two00:46:33
model and design um i i think the00:46:38
i think the sister location i think the00:46:40
sister location00:46:41
characters are probably were my favorite00:46:44
ones to model00:46:45
um i i just i really like the really00:46:47
like the metallic00:46:48
kind of look i i always kind of tend to00:46:51
lean sci-fi00:46:52
which has actually gotten me in trouble00:46:53
a couple times with this franchise you00:46:55
know00:46:56
anytime i try to lean sci-fi which is my00:46:58
natural00:46:59
inclination you know people are like hey00:47:01
whoa whoa whoa this is a horror story00:47:03
and then i have to00:47:04
somehow try to guide it back you know00:47:07
um and then rightfully so the first00:47:08
game's a horror movie it's not sci-fi um00:47:10
but yeah i don't know i just i i wanted00:47:12
it to be sci-fi i wanted to look really00:47:15
sleek and polished and i really enjoyed00:47:17
modeling all those characters00:47:18
and yeah like i said i think those are00:47:21
probably some of my00:47:22
favorite characters of the series so00:47:24
here's an interesting one which i00:47:26
i i don't know if you're gonna answer or00:47:28
not and00:47:29
so in night four when we're inside the00:47:33
suit a lot of people00:47:34
wanted to know who's who is that00:47:38
whose food is that00:47:41
i'm afraid i'm not going to be able to00:47:43
answer that for you that's fine00:47:46
that's going to have to remain a topic00:47:48
of discussion any00:47:49
memories or favorite moments i really00:47:52
enjoyed making that game i have i have00:47:53
nothing but good memories about that00:47:55
yes i really enjoyed making that and i00:47:58
really enjoyed working on the trailer i00:47:59
think i think that's00:48:00
my favorite trailer the ones that i made00:48:01
and i loved seeing the reactions00:48:03
everybody just everybody just seemed to00:48:04
and honestly i think i think that's what00:48:06
that's what creates the memories00:48:08
for me is just seeing how things are00:48:10
kind of00:48:11
received and you know obviously if00:48:13
something is received really well then i00:48:15
know i did my job right you know and i00:48:16
know that00:48:17
you know i know that i did something00:48:19
right and yeah being about00:48:21
so i think my favorite moment was00:48:23
getting to release that trailer00:48:25
and just seeing all the excitement from00:48:26
it and then i knew and then i knew that00:48:28
i was on the right track00:48:29
awesome yeah i loved that trailer i00:48:33
think i did a reaction yes i did i did a00:48:35
reaction00:48:36
um i loved it they're so good and00:48:38
different as well00:48:40
um compared to your other trailers too00:48:43
because i think um the favorite trailers00:48:46
from you00:48:47
to me um are most likely00:48:51
for nf3 and sister location00:48:56
and i love it when you put like um00:48:59
your own cutscenes in the trailers i00:49:01
think it's really awesome00:49:03
um i have no idea how you did that um00:49:06
how did you do that00:49:07
if i can ask that like how did you put00:49:10
the models in cut scenes was that with click00:49:13
team i don't know anything about00:49:15
this stuff oh well we i mean00:49:19
before i before i was making video games00:49:21
i mean i was00:49:23
i was an animator you know i mean i got00:49:25
my degree in computer animation and i00:49:27
had a00:49:28
several jobs where i was you know none00:49:30
actually none of my jobs have ever00:49:32
involved making games at all you know00:49:35
it's always been about using00:49:37
3d studio max obviously the modeling00:49:41
software that i use00:49:42
and you know and that's a full animation00:49:45
program00:49:46
you know so whenever i went to make the00:49:47
cutscenes i wouldn't use click team at00:49:49
all i would just you know go back to my old00:49:52
school skills bring my characters together and00:49:55
animate them00:49:56
you know render out you know movies drop00:49:58
those into00:50:00
my video editing software and there you00:50:02
go yeah that's awesome00:50:04
um i've watched some of your old um00:50:07
animations by the way00:50:09
on youtube they're all out there scott00:50:13
oh i know i know man i know there's no00:50:15
getting away from them no00:50:17
they were good honestly i'm not even00:50:19
kidding00:50:20
they were really good my favorite one00:50:23
right was um with the cat00:50:26
so the the cat under the bridge and the00:50:29
kid was always scared to00:50:31
uh see the scene but he always used to00:50:34
leave her food and what he didn't know00:50:36
is that00:50:37
she had babies that's so cute hey hey00:50:40
that that that's a true story that is00:50:42
based off of a true story00:50:43
uh my family was we were living in a00:50:46
little apartment complex00:50:49
and there was always this this creepy00:50:52
ratty looking cat that we all started00:50:54
fondly calling demon cats00:50:56
you know and in fact i took you know and00:50:59
my two sons now who are teenagers you00:51:01
know they were just three and four at00:51:02
the time00:51:03
yeah but we actually went out searching00:51:05
for demons we made an event of it one00:51:07
night we all got flashlights and went00:51:08
searching around the apartment complex00:51:09
looking for the demon cat00:51:11
and i haven't got a photograph of it and00:51:13
man i i don't i don't know whatever00:51:14
happened to it but00:51:15
you know we we peered under a car and i00:51:17
took a picture and of course his eyes00:51:18
were glowing green00:51:20
and we found demon cats you know but but00:51:23
then but but then but then true to the story00:51:26
like00:51:27
uh i don't know if it was a week or two00:51:29
later or whatever00:51:30
you know it was a mom and cat had little00:51:32
babies you know so it00:51:34
wasn't really it wasn't really this big00:51:35
bad cat it was it was just a mama00:51:37
and of course everybody was taking care00:51:38
of it like every single person was00:51:40
setting out food for00:51:42
for her so she was well taken care of00:51:44
that's awesome00:51:45
um actually uh thinking about your voice00:51:48
right now you you00:51:50
didn't alright those right oh oh yeah00:51:52
you know that that was that was00:51:54
me and all of the voice roles i mean00:51:57
uh really all the all the male roles00:52:00
obviously but yeah um well i mean you know these days00:52:03
i'm so fortunate00:52:04
to you know i'm so fortunate to be able00:52:07
to go online and be able to connect with00:52:09
voice talent uh not that i i mean i00:52:11
wouldn't have been able to afford it00:52:12
back at the time anyway but00:52:14
you know the internet was brand new00:52:16
you're talking we're talking00:52:18
15 16 17 years ago00:52:21
when you know i mean yeah the internet00:52:23
was around but you couldn't just go00:52:25
online and connect with the kind of talent that you00:52:27
can today you know00:52:29
so i was pretty much on my own when it00:52:30
came to voice acting okay00:52:32
moving on to your that i'd say the00:52:35
highlight of your00:52:37
trollness five nights at freddy's six00:52:41
the game you originally planned for to00:52:43
be a pizza simulator an eight-bit00:52:45
feature simulator00:52:47
and everyone was like okay okay let's00:52:51
let's let's have it um and you release00:52:54
the whole game without00:52:58
anybody knowing anything00:53:01
for a whole year like00:53:04
why just for the surprise00:53:08
well no there are there actually was00:53:10
reasoning behind it it wasn't just to be00:53:12
a troll okay and the reason the reason00:53:14
was00:53:15
the reasoning was kind of complicated it00:53:17
was not a very fun00:53:18
it was not a fun year i mean that was a00:53:20
game that that was a game that00:53:22
was born out of necessity because i00:53:24
needed to i needed to kind of00:53:26
bring a conclusion to several several00:53:28
events from the series00:53:30
however whenever i was in whenever i was00:53:33
in the early stages of it00:53:34
and i think i'd i think i'd released a00:53:36
very early idea that i was working on00:53:38
another game00:53:39
but i think it was someone on the it was00:53:41
someone on steam that just made a00:53:42
passing comment it was just a passing00:53:44
comment you know nobody paid me attention to it00:53:46
you know he better not just start00:53:47
teasing a game like he always has been00:53:49
before you know because it's just not going to00:53:50
cut it anymore or something like that i00:53:52
don't know it was just some it was just00:53:53
some passive comment00:53:54
but it just made me start thinking it's00:53:55
like this this next00:53:57
game i i i really can't do that you know00:53:59
i can't just i can't just do the same00:54:01
thing that i did before i can't just00:54:02
start releasing teasers00:54:04
because for some reason at that time i00:54:07
just knew00:54:08
that if i went through another year of00:54:09
just releasing teasers00:54:11
that would give everybody a lot of00:54:13
fatigue like that that would fatigue00:54:15
people that would wear people out and it00:54:17
was it was gonna rub people the wrong00:54:19
way00:54:20
you know i can't explain why i felt that00:54:21
way but i just i just really felt that00:54:23
way00:54:24
but at the same time i needed to resolve00:54:27
a lot of issues with the story and so00:54:30
those two factors combined00:54:31
that's the way that i handled it the way00:54:33
that i did i worked on a whole i worked00:54:35
on that game for a year in secret all00:54:37
the while00:54:38
the fan base was you know getting pretty00:54:40
agitated that00:54:41
you know i wasn't talking to them and i00:54:42
wasn't working on anything but i but i00:54:44
knew that that was the way that it just00:54:45
had to be it had to be this was00:54:46
this game could not have a lot of hype00:54:48
behind it because that wasn't the00:54:50
purpose the purpose of it was not to00:54:51
make00:54:52
a lot of money the purpose of it was not00:54:54
to build a lot of hype00:54:55
it was just to resolve some plot points00:54:59
that people wanted to see and so the00:55:01
result of that was00:55:03
me going into the dark for a year and00:55:06
then [Music]00:55:08
and then just dropping a game and there00:55:09
you have it and and you know00:55:11
and even on the steam store you know it00:55:13
it's not there it's not there to draw a00:55:15
bunch of attention to itself you know00:55:16
it's using all the really simplest00:55:18
screenshots00:55:19
that is truly there for just people who00:55:21
wanted to have kind of a resolution00:55:23
to some of the story it was a it was00:55:25
still a00:55:26
a big highlight though but it like00:55:30
the surprise just i think blew everybody00:55:32
away though to be honest00:55:34
i mean the it's one of my favorite00:55:36
memories00:55:37
where i'm just you know being freddy00:55:40
throwing pizzas00:55:42
and then the guy glitches and then you00:55:45
sat in a room with scrap baby00:55:49
do you know what i mean like it was the00:55:52
biggest surprise ever00:55:54
well good we'll see a little bit and00:55:55
that's exactly what it needed to be00:55:56
because just like every game00:55:58
kind of needs to be a little bit00:55:59
different yeah you know the way that00:56:01
it's approached needs to be different00:56:02
too and the reason why i brought that comment00:56:04
was because it just kind of reminded me00:56:05
it's like00:56:06
you know you can't just do you can't00:56:08
just do the same thing that you've been00:56:09
doing00:56:10
you can't just start releasing teasers00:56:11
again randomly just expect everybody to00:56:13
keep caring00:56:14
you know so i knew that i had to handle00:56:15
it differently and and yeah and i think00:56:17
that i was successful with that00:56:18
yeah i think it worked out well yeah it00:56:20
did um00:56:22
specifically as well with changing00:56:23
things up a little bit you added the um00:56:26
the simulator starts you make your own00:56:28
pizzeria you00:56:30
put your own animatronics and designs in00:56:32
and i think that was a really really00:56:34
cool idea00:56:35
and you know it it split it split the00:56:37
game up as well00:56:39
so you're not just always in an office00:56:40
you have a break from being scared00:56:43
and you know you can make your own00:56:45
pizzeria00:56:46
simple as that yeah i'm pretty happy00:56:48
with how it turned out awesome00:56:50
next up is ultimate custom night so this00:56:52
was the00:56:53
literally released uh00:57:00
a a month ago has it been a month00:57:03
already00:57:05
what maybe maybe a little more even with00:57:08
ultimate custom night00:57:09
you know having 50 plus animatronics was00:57:12
this bigger than you originally wanted it to00:57:15
be00:57:17
so did you originally think right i'm00:57:19
going to put 50 animatronics into this00:57:21
game or did you just keep building it up00:57:23
i i mean i always planned i always i00:57:26
always knew that it was going to be00:57:27
a a full a full-sized game i mean you00:57:30
know originally00:57:31
i mean i guess at the very beginning it00:57:33
was going to be an add-on to pizzeria00:57:35
simulator00:57:36
but it was very it was very soon00:57:38
afterwards that i realized you know this00:57:40
is going to be just a full00:57:42
financial difference experience you know00:57:43
this just needs to be it's its own full00:57:45
game and yeah and originally it was going to00:57:47
be you know 40 characters00:57:49
but then i kind of filled those slots up00:57:51
pretty quick and there were just too00:57:52
many characters left out you know so i00:57:54
had to add an extra row00:57:55
and even there were too many characters00:57:57
left out so i just kept on adding an00:57:58
attic00:57:59
and i found a lot of really good uh00:58:02
i found some really good tricks to00:58:05
really help the program be able to00:58:06
handle it00:58:07
you know because like my pro my biggest00:58:08
problem with p3 simulator and i'm just00:58:10
kicking myself00:58:11
was that you know i i just i wasn't00:58:14
utilizing00:58:15
i wasn't utilizing some of the graphic00:58:16
features properly00:58:18
you know especially with the jump scares00:58:20
you know because i had these i had these00:58:21
high resolution jump scares00:58:23
and it would just run out of video00:58:25
memory so that's why i had to just chop00:58:27
out frames but you know but there were00:58:28
just some really neat tricks00:58:31
you know to to render them smaller and00:58:34
then scale them up for the sake of the00:58:35
game00:58:36
and you really can't tell when you're playing it they might look a little bit00:58:38
fuzzier but they still look pretty high00:58:39
quality but you know it just allowed me00:58:41
to00:58:42
squeeze in all these characters and all00:58:44
these jump scares just all this content00:58:46
you know really seamlessly and was there00:58:49
any scrapped ideas at all uh for the00:58:52
game00:58:53
so anything that you wanted in but you00:58:54
couldn't or you just didn't like how it00:58:57
turned out00:58:58
no whereas where in some of the in some00:59:00
of the prior in some of the00:59:02
some of the other games yeah there had00:59:04
been some different ways i considered00:59:05
taking it but now ultimate customized00:59:07
that was really only the way that00:59:08
it it could go you know i kept on just00:59:10
kind of uh adding on to it00:59:13
oh oh yeah but i but i will i will say00:59:15
this just for the record you know to all00:59:16
your viewers listening i'm going to give00:59:18
you credit where credit is due00:59:19
for for coming up with the idea for00:59:22
being able to00:59:23
purchase new office skins because i00:59:26
think that because00:59:27
originally i had had it to where they00:59:29
would just randomly pop00:59:30
up you know whenever i gave you that00:59:31
original test copy to play00:59:33
you know you had a one percent chance of00:59:35
each of those offices appearing00:59:37
and you made a you made a comment saying00:59:39
hey it'd be cool if you could unlock00:59:40
those you know and then i changed that and now00:59:42
it's a i think it's a great feature of00:59:43
the game so00:59:44
awesome i feel i feel like i've00:59:47
participated in something00:59:52
yeah no i thought the having the offices00:59:54
as a reward would be good00:59:56
and i think you put the um the uh00:59:59
the score amounts for each office like01:00:02
perfectly so i think you just said that01:00:05
you were satisfied with the game01:00:07
and but are you satisfied with this01:00:09
possibly being the last game01:00:12
that you might create the last for01:00:13
enough game yeah i01:00:15
i am i i really am starting with finance01:00:17
at phrase three there was always01:00:19
something01:00:20
that i wasn't completely happy with and01:00:22
that would become a core01:00:23
principle of the next game yeah with01:00:25
three i wasn't completely happy with the01:00:27
jump scares so i worked on four with01:00:29
four i wasn't completely happy01:00:31
with the story line so i made sister01:00:33
location with sister location01:00:35
i feel like it leaned a little too01:00:37
sci-fi01:00:38
and left a few plot points well there01:00:41
were a few plot points01:00:42
that were really bothering people so01:00:43
then i made pizzeria simulator but then01:00:45
even with pizzeria simulator even though01:00:47
i was really happy with the game01:00:49
um i don't know i just felt like i01:00:51
needed a i needed a capstone it needed a01:00:54
you know another another some other01:00:56
bookend just some01:00:57
experience in ultima custom night01:00:59
brought in all of the characters01:01:00
you know and um and it's been and i01:01:04
think it's i think so i think so far it's been the01:01:06
best reviewed of the games which you01:01:07
know thrills me of course i'm really01:01:09
happy to see that01:01:10
everybody's just seemed to really enjoy01:01:11
it01:01:13
people people that have even welcomed a01:01:15
dd into their hearts01:01:16
after all this time you know it took01:01:19
everyone a little bit of time but i01:01:20
think01:01:21
i think i think everybody likes dd now01:01:23
so01:01:24
wow maybe not no am i wrong01:01:30
i'll say what everybody just leave a01:01:31
comment in taco's video if you disagree01:01:35
i no i like dd um01:01:38
she can just sometimes spawn at awkward01:01:40
times for me01:01:42
um i mean with 50 20 mode there's no01:01:45
stopping01:01:46
um so you know i wasn't really bothered01:01:50
about01:01:51
uh i'm just going to say does shadow d01:01:54
does she have a specific name should you01:01:56
say shadow dd01:01:58
um i named shadow dd01:02:01
xor and i'm not sure why01:02:05
but but like with uh most of the other01:02:07
characters in this franchise whenever01:02:09
i'm making them01:02:10
some name immediately comes to mind it01:02:12
doesn't mean anything01:02:14
but that's that's the name of shadow dd01:02:16
xor01:02:18
okay was that people said that might be01:02:21
zore or is it xlr it's just xor01:02:25
okay awesome and but yeah xlr was just01:02:28
with the01:02:29
mechanics of 50 20 mode anyway so you01:02:31
can't you couldn't be annoyed with01:02:33
xor because it was part of the mechanics01:02:36
on what to do to try and beat it01:02:38
speaking about 50 20 mode have you01:02:42
tried it after the game has like been01:02:45
released you01:02:46
you know it's possible now oh no no no01:02:49
no my squirt my high score is still just01:02:52
six thousand eight hundred01:02:53
yeah making making custom nights the the01:02:56
tricky thing about it and actually i01:02:57
only really had to worry about this here01:02:59
but you know i know i've mentioned other01:03:00
times that any time i've ever made a01:03:01
custom01:03:02
a custom night i've always assumed that01:03:04
the most difficult mode was impossible i01:03:06
mean because that was never the intent01:03:07
of the game01:03:08
when making the game there are always01:03:09
five nights and i make sure that those01:03:11
knights are beatable i make sure that01:03:12
the01:03:13
sixth night is beatable i make sure that01:03:15
nightmare mode is beatable you know01:03:17
but as far as like you know finding as01:03:19
far as setting all the you know the01:03:21
difficulties all the 2001:03:23
it's never been a goal to make it01:03:24
possible and really one of the main01:03:26
reasons is because01:03:28
if i ever get to a point where i could01:03:30
beat it01:03:31
then everybody else would beat it within01:03:33
the first 12 hours of the game being01:03:34
released you know01:03:36
i mean uh i i don't me being able to01:03:39
beat something is not a super high bar to clear as far01:03:43
as you know someone else01:03:44
being able to come along and beat it01:03:45
with ultimate customer i was really01:03:46
tricky because01:03:47
unlike the other games i did01:03:51
there was there was a burden on me to01:03:54
make sure01:03:55
that it could be beaten and01:03:58
this is one of the areas where i think01:03:59
you know all these years of designing01:04:01
games01:04:02
really benefited me because even though01:04:04
i could never01:04:05
beat it and i still can't beat it01:04:08
everything was designed in such a way to01:04:10
where i was01:04:12
99.9 percent confident that nothing was01:04:15
going to01:04:16
conflict with something else in a way to01:04:18
where it would genuinely make it01:04:19
impossible01:04:21
and it will okay okay with one exception01:04:25
one oversight might have been the whole01:04:26
issue of coin collection01:04:30
because i think i do agree that it might01:04:32
it might have actually been impossible01:04:33
to collect enough coins01:04:35
you know but but other mechanics01:04:38
provided kind of a back door to solve01:04:40
that01:04:41
you know i mean i'd you know being able01:04:43
to watch keep something on your camera01:04:44
and them not moving01:04:45
you know that that is that is01:04:47
intentional it might have been you know01:04:48
used in ways that i hadn't intended01:04:50
you know but it but it was intentional01:04:52
because obviously you don't want to be01:04:54
you want to have a character on screen01:04:57
and then suddenly pull down your screen01:04:58
and jump scare you that would be01:04:59
teleporting that gives01:05:00
it gives you know it's kind of immersion01:05:02
breaking if something01:05:04
is one place you know so the idea of01:05:06
locking them in place by watching them01:05:08
is is a game mechanic and it was used by01:05:10
everybody in a really clever way to kind01:05:12
of bypass01:05:13
mechanics that might have otherwise made01:05:15
the experience01:05:17
unplayable yeah yeah exactly that's01:05:20
awesome to know01:05:21
so the watching the plushies was um01:05:23
intentional where they couldn't01:05:25
get you basically uh yeah yeah i mean01:05:29
well you know and like lefty is there01:05:31
are several characters at the bay that01:05:33
way lefty is one of them also01:05:34
as long as you keep the camera on lefty01:05:35
lefty will never attack you yeah i mean01:05:38
that's kind of been a feature in i think01:05:39
pretty much all01:05:41
all of the games or at least many of01:05:42
them yeah yeah i think i think you could01:05:45
actually get um01:05:46
30 fast coins by the way01:05:49
i don't think i didn't try that though01:05:51
um because what we01:05:53
what we did was we kept lifting up the01:05:56
monitor01:05:57
which made uh bb and jj and helpy spawn01:06:00
so we just you know we could get i we01:06:03
could get 10 fast coins for the death01:06:05
coin01:06:06
in literally 10 seconds so i think i01:06:09
think01:06:10
i think it is possible to get the01:06:13
plushies if you just you know i think it was i01:06:15
think it was just like a month ago that01:06:17
someone finally01:06:18
beat custom knight for sister location01:06:21
before the patch came out01:06:23
you know because of that yeah with the01:06:25
power you know01:06:26
someone did that so i'm sure that you01:06:28
know who knows maybe six months01:06:30
nine months a year two years down the01:06:31
road someone's going to take it upon01:06:33
themselves01:06:34
to beat custom night you know no death01:06:37
coin buying all the plushes yeah and just01:06:39
really just really01:06:40
and just really torment themselves with01:06:42
that and01:06:44
that'll be that'll be interesting yeah01:06:45
and i'm that's not going to be me01:06:47
just letting you know that it's not01:06:49
going to be you come on man01:06:51
well i would do it in front of a bet but01:06:54
you know [Music]01:06:57
no no you you've served your time wow01:07:00
okay i i don't think i would be able to01:07:03
honestly maybe like for a charity stream01:07:06
like01:07:07
uh something like that i could maybe do01:07:10
something with it but yeah ultimate custom night and one01:07:13
of my favorite games by the way01:07:15
in the in the series it's in it's on the01:07:17
top for me01:07:19
really really awesome and a nice01:07:20
send-off as well scott01:07:22
bringing them all together yeah you know01:07:25
and i feel like it was a great send-off to01:07:27
the game and i think it's left a lot of01:07:29
people satisfied as well though that's01:07:31
that's a point i wanted to make um i'm01:07:34
satisfied01:07:35
just letting you know that and i think a01:07:36
lot of people are satisfied with this01:07:38
too like01:07:39
you know we understand that it's01:07:42
the last one and yeah for speaking about01:07:46
it being01:07:47
that's all that matters to me so i'm01:07:49
glad to hear that awesome01:07:50
um you mentioned um in the during the01:07:53
interview that you've be01:07:55
you've watched matt pat's theories and01:07:56
stuff um01:07:58
has there ever been a theorist or01:08:00
somebody you've watched on youtube and01:08:02
you thought you know what01:08:04
this is actually quite close or like01:08:06
very accurate to01:08:07
the story i wanted to tell or something01:08:10
like that like if they were right close to being right01:08:13
or something01:08:14
yeah yeah but but i can't i can't say01:08:17
anything whenever i see that01:08:18
yeah yeah yeah you know but but like i01:08:21
said i can't jump in and confirm it01:08:23
because then people would stop stop01:08:25
caring at all then they would just wait01:08:27
for me to01:08:28
yeah yeah yeah yeah so i would just have01:08:31
to look at that so i would just have to01:08:32
look at that comment and just kind of01:08:33
nod to myself like you got it you know01:08:36
you you you got it right friend but01:08:38
you can't say anything but no one's01:08:40
gonna ever know yeah01:08:41
has that been hard to do that to stop01:08:44
yourself from01:08:45
you know trying to reveal stuff because01:08:47
i remember a while ago01:08:49
um in the uh matpat's livestream when we01:08:53
were all involved you were putting01:08:54
things on the website about um01:08:57
like some little hints and stuff to try01:08:59
and like guide us to the right direction01:09:03
[Music]01:09:04
but we still never got it um01:09:07
um it has it has been difficult and the01:09:10
times that i have01:09:11
tried to to step in and say something01:09:15
have usually been mistakes yeah um01:09:18
because that's part of the fun of it right you01:09:20
know people01:09:21
you know the the discussion is just as01:09:24
much fun01:09:26
as that that's what it's all about you01:09:28
know people really people really enjoy01:09:30
that01:09:31
and the times that i've stepped into i01:09:34
don't know i i've learned to just01:09:36
i've learned to just focus on making the01:09:37
games yeah and let the community do the01:09:40
talking and01:09:41
they really enjoy that but yeah but01:09:42
sometimes i'll see like i said sometimes01:09:44
i'll see someone01:09:46
say something that was way out there and01:09:49
i want to jump in and say no01:09:50
no no that's that's that's not like like01:09:53
one of the big things for a while was01:09:55
you know whenever sister location first01:09:57
came out there was01:09:58
adult theory you know yeah01:10:03
and i saw that and i'm like oh no you01:10:05
know and it wasn't completely off base01:10:07
like i could see where it was being01:10:09
derived from so it's not like it was01:10:10
someone just trying to01:10:11
cause trouble for no reason yeah it was01:10:13
just a theory but i but i was like01:10:15
like i i have to step in like i have to01:10:17
do something to fix this right away01:10:19
and and and my response to that to fix01:10:22
it01:10:23
evolved into you know a pretty simple01:10:26
solution i would just release a new01:10:28
teaser01:10:29
that would just kind of steer it in the01:10:30
correct direction you know and and that01:10:32
is and that was the right way to handle it01:10:34
it's not to directly interact with the01:10:36
community01:10:37
but to just release a new teaser you01:10:39
know that just kind of guides it back01:10:40
and i did that very soon very soon like01:10:42
within a couple of days after yeah01:10:44
gaining popularity and i kind of guided01:10:46
it back to where it was supposed to be01:10:48
um yeah and then like i said sometimes01:10:50
someone would get a good idea but i01:10:51
can't say anything about that either01:10:53
you know i just have to i've just tried01:10:54
to monitor the community monitor the01:10:56
comments monitor the theories01:10:58
and then when the group as a whole01:11:01
starts getting the wrong idea01:11:03
that usually means that um you know i01:11:07
you know sometimes it just means i need01:11:08
to do a better job of storytelling and01:11:10
then i try to01:11:11
use that as kind of course correction01:11:12
for the next thing that i do to01:11:15
god destroy the right way you know yeah01:11:16
exactly have i01:11:18
ever been right on anything01:11:23
like close to anything at all i've just01:11:26
been completely wrong for four years01:11:29
that's a difficult question to answer01:11:31
because they're really two kinds of01:11:33
people who have there are two kinds of01:11:34
theorists you know01:11:36
one one kind is the kind of01:11:41
viewer or a member or whatever who just01:11:42
who takes all the known01:11:44
facts and only uses those to put01:11:47
together a storyline yeah you know which is kind01:11:50
of kind of what you know01:11:51
matpat does yeah and then the other kind01:11:54
is taking those few facts and then01:11:57
you just add you know ad-libbing a lot01:11:59
more taking more creative freedom as to01:12:00
where the story might go01:12:02
yeah yeah you know so in other words one01:12:04
type of trying to figure out what01:12:05
happened and the other type of kind of tries to01:12:07
figure out what might happen like01:12:09
like after another six months or after01:12:12
another year after the next game or01:12:13
whatever you know and then try to figure01:12:14
it off so01:12:15
one is much more speculative than the01:12:17
other i guess that's what i'm trying to01:12:19
say so it's hard to so you know that being01:12:21
the case is hard to gauge01:12:22
people is how right or how wrong they01:12:25
were whenever one you know whenever a lot of people01:12:27
are you know01:12:28
obviously adding a lot more of their own01:12:30
imagination you know what i mean01:12:32
yeah but i can't i cannot all right i'll01:12:36
say this i cannot remember a time01:12:37
whenever i01:12:38
watched one of your theory videos and01:12:40
just rolled my eyes like oh my gosh01:12:42
you know you know he he lost it you know01:12:46
so okay i'll take that i'll take that01:12:51
yeah because i'm i'm like um i01:12:54
just do videos on just ideas and stuff01:12:56
like if i have an idea i just say it and01:12:58
because i like to try and make the01:13:00
community expand more do you know what i01:13:03
mean01:13:04
not just set their mind on one idea01:13:07
like you know without any theory there's01:13:10
always multiple ideas to something and01:13:12
that's what i tried to do with ultimate01:13:13
custom night and stuff recently01:13:15
he's tried to give the community ideas01:13:17
to have their own01:13:19
judgment on the game and i think01:13:22
matpat has a lot of pressure to just do01:13:25
one01:13:26
set plan in because if he tries to go01:13:29
with other ideas and stuff01:13:30
his audiences start to feel like well01:13:32
hold on here you you're going all over01:13:34
the place you you're telling us loads of01:13:35
ideas and not just one solid idea01:13:38
well well i mean yeah you know he's got01:13:40
a lot more pressure on him obviously01:13:42
just because you know the audience yeah you know that01:13:45
that goes with anything else there's01:13:46
always going to be a lot more pressure01:13:47
on him01:13:48
and a lot more scrutiny and a lot more01:13:51
criticism you know focused on him you know i think01:13:54
i think he's managed it really well without uh yeah01:13:57
he has yeah i think he's done really01:13:58
well you know and01:13:59
and yeah like like i was saying uh01:14:02
that's why it's hard to01:14:03
tell you if you've ever been really01:14:04
right or really wrong because you lean01:14:05
more in the into the speculative crowd01:14:08
your your your theories are much more01:14:10
speculative about what01:14:11
could be going on rather than trying to01:14:13
put together solid timelines and stuff01:14:15
like that you know yeah01:14:16
yeah okay next question01:14:19
i'd like to ask is how is the movie01:14:22
going because i know a lot of people01:14:23
have been01:14:24
wondering about this the movie's been01:14:25
going really well you know01:14:27
the the first few years01:14:30
of the franchise everybody was trying to01:14:35
get a movie out as fast as possible i01:14:37
could catch the01:14:38
hype wave and stuff but now looking back01:14:40
i'm really glad that that didn't happen01:14:42
because something i've really started to01:14:44
something that i've really started to01:14:45
come to to to want over these last few years01:14:48
is i want that movie01:14:49
to be able to stand on its own as a good01:14:53
movie and not ride the coattails of a01:14:56
different part of the franchise01:14:58
you know because because then you know01:15:01
for instance01:15:02
you know if you if if you were to make a01:15:04
movie01:15:05
that just had the name five nights at01:15:06
freddy's without a whole lot of emphasis01:15:08
on the quality of the movie itself01:15:10
then yeah if if it happened during the01:15:12
the peak of the popular five nights at01:15:13
freddy's it would do really well01:15:15
but if the franchise as a whole you know01:15:17
had waned a little bit then the movie01:15:18
wouldn't do01:15:19
well either like i want the movie to01:15:21
stand on its own01:15:23
i want the movie to be good on its own01:15:25
right i want it to be a great movie01:15:27
and for that reason i'm really glad it01:15:29
didn't happen in those first few years01:15:30
because01:15:31
i think too much emphasis would have01:15:33
been placed on getting it out as fast as01:15:34
possible01:15:36
and you know01:15:39
one of the challenges one of the01:15:40
challenges with the movie one of the01:15:41
reasons why it has taken so long01:15:44
it's actually really difficult to it's01:15:47
really difficult to make a script of01:15:48
this i've seen i've had the privilege of01:15:50
working with01:15:51
a couple of studios now obviously01:15:54
talk to a lot of directors i've had a01:15:56
lot of scripts01:15:58
come across my desk i've had a lot of01:16:00
ideas pitched01:16:02
and you know one of the biggest01:16:04
challenges oh yeah and i've written01:16:05
three scripts on my own01:16:07
um uh just and i've01:16:11
struggled honestly with the same problem01:16:13
as lots of these other directors which01:16:15
is just the fact that01:16:16
with eight games what five01:16:20
books including the the security log01:16:22
book and the the01:16:23
uh i forget the name of the files yeah01:16:26
yeah exactly01:16:27
you know so with the eight games five01:16:30
books you know just thousands over thousands01:16:33
of01:16:34
videos and fan theories and and this and01:16:38
that's and and timelines and all stuff too many01:16:41
you know the people i work with so far01:16:44
have either looked at it all01:16:46
been completely overwhelmed and decided01:16:47
to do something completely original just01:16:50
start completely over and obviously that01:16:51
doesn't work01:16:52
and a couple other guys have tried to01:16:54
incorporate everything01:16:56
into some you know master script that01:16:58
includes01:16:59
every you know every aspect every01:17:02
character01:17:03
every idea and obviously that doesn't01:17:04
work either because then it's just a01:17:06
you know a dumpster fire it's just too01:17:08
much to squeeze into two hours you can't01:17:10
do it you know you cannot do it01:17:12
and you know originally the script was01:17:14
going to be based on the books01:17:16
which eventually i decided was not was01:17:18
not the way to go you know01:17:19
the books were the books were originally01:17:21
designed for people who just wanted01:17:23
who just wanted extra stories you know01:17:25
they wanted a little bit more detail01:17:27
more story but that wasn't that i was01:17:29
never intended to be01:17:30
the definitive story of five nights at01:17:33
freddy's and01:17:34
people who are people who go to see the01:17:36
movie aren't going to want to see a01:17:37
retelling of the books they're going to01:17:38
want to see the first game they're going01:17:39
to want to see01:17:41
a retelling of the story that got them01:17:42
interested in the first place you know01:17:43
the first game had01:17:45
the right atmosphere the right01:17:46
characters and that's what people are01:17:48
gonna want01:17:49
and um ideally if the first movie does01:17:52
really well i think it would work great01:17:54
as a trilogy um01:17:58
i went to phrase one financial phrase01:17:59
two encounters at first three01:18:01
based on the first three games i'm not01:18:03
going to go into the first movie with01:18:04
that mentality though01:18:06
i've seen too many i've seen too many01:18:09
good movies get kind of sidetracked by01:18:10
trying to set up future movies i'm01:18:12
i'm not going to fall into that um01:18:16
i'm just going to really focus on01:18:17
telling a good start with this first one01:18:18
but yeah i've i've seen some interesting01:18:20
things and i'm going to try to be really01:18:21
careful01:18:22
you know not to not to sound critical01:18:26
of some of the ideas that have that i've01:18:28
seen because01:18:29
like i said you know there are a lot of01:18:30
challenges to writing a script for this01:18:33
even even for me because there's just so01:18:35
much information01:18:37
but there are some things that i'm01:18:38
really glad never never made it01:18:41
you know and one of them being one of01:18:43
them being that i01:18:44
uh something that i actually heard on i01:18:46
think it was a01:18:48
matte pattern a live stream was musing01:18:51
about01:18:52
bad ideas bad ideas that could01:18:54
potentially happen01:18:56
in a five nights at freddy's movie and01:18:57
one of the ones that he just brushed off01:18:58
and laughed about was the idea of01:19:00
plush toys coming to life and i heard01:19:02
that and that's another time where i01:19:04
wanted to jump in and say something but01:19:05
i knew that i couldn't01:19:06
because that's that is something that01:19:09
actually01:19:10
could have happened you know it wasn't a01:19:12
full-blown script but01:19:13
somebody somebody had that idea01:19:17
and could have implemented it and there01:19:18
wouldn't have been a whole lot that i01:19:20
could have done about it01:19:21
at the time so that's that's that's a01:19:24
scary thought and that's that's kind of01:19:26
a risk01:19:27
you know of that's kind of the risk of01:19:30
not really understanding a franchise01:19:33
really well and then trying to01:19:35
come up with something that's i don't01:19:38
know that that would have been01:19:39
that would have been really bad yeah i01:19:40
heard him i heard him mention that01:19:42
comment on his live stream i was01:19:43
thinking myself01:19:44
you have no idea that that actually01:19:45
almost happened that specific idea01:19:48
plush toys coming to life and taking01:19:49
over manhattan that actually almost01:19:50
happened01:19:53
uh i actually kind of want to see that01:19:55
now though01:19:57
well you know i don't know it just01:20:01
maybe it would work better with a01:20:02
different name but yeah i mean the01:20:04
community's so01:20:05
um talented and stuff maybe they could01:20:07
make a little uh01:20:09
cartoon or something like an animation01:20:11
of it happening as a joke01:20:12
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i don't know man01:20:20
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where it needs to be right now you know01:20:25
um um01:20:26
so what's next and what are you got any01:20:30
future projects or anything or01:20:32
anything that you're working on i'm i'm01:20:34
gonna try to take life01:20:35
a little easier i think i did finally01:20:38
get a couple of01:20:40
a couple of big deals signed with some01:20:42
companies and i'll be able to01:20:44
provide details on that later but there01:20:45
are a few a few01:20:47
of a few big things in the works that01:20:49
are that are happening01:20:50
right now which is the virtual reality01:20:53
game is01:20:54
is going and the uh augmented reality01:20:58
game01:20:59
is going i know most people uh you know01:21:01
the only example they can think of for01:21:04
augmented reality would be pokemon go01:21:06
you know01:21:07
but really augment throughout a game01:21:08
game just means you know you hold up01:21:09
your phone01:21:10
and you see it kind of overlaid on the01:21:12
screen yeah you know it's kind of half01:21:14
and half between what you're really01:21:15
seeing01:21:16
and then something superimposed so yeah01:21:18
like i you know i don't think it's not01:21:20
going to have any kind of01:21:21
you know you're not going to be running01:21:23
through the bushes and your neighbors01:21:24
you are trying to catch brave pads or01:21:26
anything like that01:21:30
i'm thinking it'll be kind of like a you01:21:32
know a party game something to do with01:21:34
your friends you know creeping through the dark you01:21:36
know creeping through your house01:21:38
and then somebody's going to jump out at01:21:39
you yeah you know but that's that's in01:21:40
the early stages but i think it's going01:21:41
to be really cool01:21:43
um so that that's in the works01:21:46
and uh i'm i'm in talks with the company01:21:49
right now to start porting01:21:51
five nights at freddy's to um01:21:55
some major consoles right now and i'm01:21:57
gonna hold off on that because01:21:58
you know until i have more details on it01:22:00
yeah01:22:01
but yeah you know i'm really encouraged01:22:03
by that for for the longest time i01:22:04
wasn't willing to sign on with any01:22:06
companies because i was keeping the01:22:08
series two type underwraps you know i01:22:10
really wanted to be protective of the01:22:12
story i didn't want other companies to come in01:22:14
and add characters i didn't want other01:22:16
companies to come in and add story lines01:22:18
yeah i'm still and i'm still holding on01:22:19
to that you know my you know my deals01:22:21
with them are very very specific you know they they01:22:24
don't have free reign to add01:22:26
story lines and characters um01:22:29
but i am but i am more open to01:22:32
getting help now you know i'm more open01:22:34
to letting other companies01:22:36
do do what i can't do like you know i01:22:37
don't know how to make an augmented01:22:38
reality game i can't do that01:22:40
i don't know how to make a virtual01:22:41
reality i can't do that on my own yeah01:22:43
so oh so yeah i'm working really closely01:22:48
you know i've done my best to pick01:22:51
really good people to work with so yeah01:22:54
good things exciting very exciting so we've got01:22:58
these these um the vr the ar the the movie01:23:03
and it's a cop possible console01:23:06
port so yeah really excited01:23:09
so i think a lot of people are gonna be01:23:11
excited for those definitely01:23:13
if you could get the second i think01:23:15
you've just answered this01:23:16
but this is a little bit different if01:23:19
you could get01:23:20
a second chance um to go back to 2013-1401:23:25
would you do it all over again in the01:23:27
same way uh01:23:29
i don't know i don't think i'd go back01:23:31
and i mean obviously they're a little01:23:32
detailed i want to01:23:34
maybe polish up on but no i wouldn't i01:23:36
wouldn't change anything01:23:37
i mean you know in 201401:23:40
i think i mentioned this on an online01:23:43
interview interview but you know i was considering01:23:45
making another01:23:46
legacy of flan game which is some series01:23:49
i used to make some obscure series they01:23:50
used to work on01:23:51
many years ago that like two people know01:23:53
about01:23:54
um or or work on another01:23:58
or work on the sequel to desolate hope01:24:01
or make an indie horror game01:24:03
you know featuring security cameras you01:24:04
know and that was a long that was a long01:24:06
decision you know it could have gone any01:24:08
direction and i chose the indie horror01:24:09
game and the same thing with the sequel01:24:11
after i made the first one01:24:12
i almost didn't make a sequel to it you01:24:14
know i was considering two or three01:24:15
different game ideas01:24:17
um but no you know it everything turned01:24:20
out for the best i think i wouldn't go01:24:21
back and01:24:22
mess with it did your family through the01:24:25
course of these years give you01:24:26
any good ideas or like any did they01:24:29
implement01:24:30
anything in any way or influence the01:24:32
story01:24:33
well i i will tell you my oldest son my01:24:36
oldest son01:24:37
ian he contributed an idea for the first01:24:40
game01:24:41
that has become iconic to the series and01:24:43
the series could not go on without it01:24:45
right and i need to take a moment to01:24:47
give him full credit for that01:24:49
my son ian whenever after they had been01:24:51
beta testing01:24:53
i was like hey so you guys have any01:24:54
suggestions for anything like what do01:24:55
you all think i should add to this01:24:57
and ian said you should make it so that01:24:59
when you click on freddy's nose it honks01:25:03
and and i was like oh like that that'd01:25:05
be kind of a fun easter egg01:25:06
yeah so i added it in and now and now01:25:08
the rest is history like01:25:10
like a game can't go by without being01:25:11
able to already know like it's become01:25:13
just you know01:25:14
we all expect it yeah okay so yeah so01:25:17
big big shout out to a big shout out to01:25:19
ian thank you01:25:20
coming up with that that's awesome01:25:24
um yeah you know but but but01:25:28
i mean in all seriousness i mean it's01:25:29
just you know it's just nice to have a a01:25:31
support group it's great to have people01:25:32
around you to support you01:25:33
yeah i mean that's really that's really01:25:35
the most important thing even more01:25:36
important than01:25:38
directly contributing ideas just you01:25:40
know people who are01:25:41
people who are around you and love you01:25:43
and support you and encourage you to01:25:46
try one more time you know you can't01:25:48
can't find anything more valuable than01:25:49
that01:25:50
yeah you're exactly right there yeah um01:25:53
do you have any favorite games01:25:57
i think you said before that you liked01:25:59
mega man01:26:00
or am i completely wrong here01:26:04
uh all right well i'm definitely01:26:07
i'm definitely a retro gamer whenever i01:26:09
pick a system to play on i never go01:26:11
beyond super nintendo so i'm so i'm01:26:14
stuck in 1993.01:26:15
i have my i have my nintendo and i have01:26:17
my super nintendo all the games that i01:26:18
play around those two and yeah01:26:20
i pick a game every once in a while i'll01:26:21
try to really you know master whatever01:26:23
yeah mega man 3 was my big01:26:25
accomplishment i could play through that01:26:26
game bust your own01:26:27
very proud of me and and uh and only01:26:29
recently i know this will be this will01:26:30
be really random but recently i01:26:32
i found a new a new gym that i that01:26:35
defeated me as a kid which is01:26:37
un squadron on super nintendo it's a01:26:39
side scrolling01:26:41
airplane game you know used to used to01:26:44
tear me apart as a kid you know but i've01:26:45
been really01:26:46
playing that every day and dedicating01:26:47
myself to it and i beat it on normal01:26:49
mode now i'm fighting through on hard01:26:50
mode01:26:51
um you know just whenever i get a chance01:26:53
i don't have a whole lot of time to play01:26:54
games01:26:55
i mean a a a few days ago by the way on01:26:58
the reddit01:26:59
and a lot of people were posting things01:27:01
about your birthday01:27:02
right um a lot of people would like to01:27:05
know when your birthday actually is if you're01:27:08
allowed to say01:27:09
it's just so we you know we could say01:27:12
happy birthday01:27:14
okay okay yeah there's been a lot of a01:27:16
lot of confusion about01:27:18
this yes because depending on what year01:27:21
you would try to look me up a different01:27:23
birthday would appear on wikipedia yeah01:27:26
in a different picture yes that yes the01:27:28
original picture01:27:30
yep i remember that01:27:34
so so i'll just tell us right now my01:27:36
birthday is february 31st01:27:39
okay for some reason i've always thought01:27:42
it was like summer uh for some reason01:27:46
so february awesome okay so01:27:50
that's the wrap for the interview apart01:27:52
from01:27:53
one final thing would you like to say01:27:55
any final thoughts01:27:57
um to the people i i think i think i01:28:00
would just like to01:28:02
make sure everybody out there knows how01:28:04
much i how much i really appreciate01:28:07
this this fan base and just how much i01:28:09
appreciate all of the support01:28:11
um whenever back whenever before all01:28:14
this five nights at freddy's stuff01:28:15
had started and i had just made the01:28:18
desolate hope i was online and i found01:28:20
one piece of fan art that someone had01:28:21
made of the desolate hope01:28:22
characters you know just randomly i have01:28:25
no idea who it was i have no idea what01:28:26
happened to that picture01:28:28
but you know like that that was so01:28:30
special to me seeing that someone out01:28:32
there01:28:33
had enjoyed that game and drawn one of01:28:36
those characters like that was just01:28:37
incredible to me it made me feel so good01:28:39
made my day made my week01:28:40
made my month you know and so and so now01:28:44
to be able to01:28:45
you know go online and just see this01:28:50
you know incredible community of people01:28:52
you know with01:28:53
people that are that have 10 times the01:28:55
artistic talent01:28:56
as i do you know with all this all01:28:59
you know with this this fan art01:29:02
you know these fan games you know01:29:05
i mean there are some incredible games01:29:07
out there and and and01:29:08
i don't want to like i'm scared to01:29:10
mention names01:29:11
because i know that i'm going to leave01:29:12
out important you know01:29:15
but i mean you know like like seeing01:29:16
these you know01:29:18
insane games that nixon comes up with01:29:21
you know01:29:22
and you know and and i've always heard01:29:24
nothing about good things about like the01:29:26
story lines01:29:27
of in pop goes um and then01:29:30
you know the artistic direction of games01:29:32
like uh flumpty's01:29:34
yeah you know and and it's like01:29:38
everybody has these these specialties01:29:40
where they're just where they just01:29:41
flourish and the stuff that they make01:29:43
you know and01:29:44
and like you go into angel and just see01:29:46
these pages of pages of all these01:29:48
really cool ones you know and i picked01:29:50
out a few but01:29:51
you know because you know those are01:29:53
probably the more experienced01:29:55
members of the community but you know i01:29:57
don't want to overlook people who are up01:29:58
and01:29:59
up and coming game designers who decide01:30:01
to make fan games as their first game01:30:04
you know and what an honor that is you01:30:06
know what an incredible honor that is01:30:07
for someone to want to be a game01:30:08
developer and to01:30:10
have their first couple of games be the01:30:12
five nights at freddy's fan game you01:30:13
know01:30:14
it's just such an honor and and like i01:30:16
said just the incredible artistic01:30:18
community like on deviant art and01:30:20
anytime i go on reddit just these01:30:21
illustrations of people like you and01:30:22
i've and i've been fortunate enough to01:30:24
snag a couple of those artists to do01:30:26
official artwork for me01:30:28
um but01:30:31
you know and and you know and the memes01:30:34
are great too01:30:35
i've been very fortunate to see myself01:30:38
featured in memes01:30:39
you know not many people get to say that01:30:41
and to see my characters featured in01:30:43
memes that's always exciting01:30:45
yeah um but yeah you know and just the01:30:48
youtube community01:30:49
just you know amazing i mean you know01:30:51
you razbowski01:30:53
the ryans you know yeah corey kenshin01:30:57
you know fusion just this whole whole01:31:00
community of great01:31:02
great youtubers have just been so01:31:03
supportive over the years i'm just i'm01:31:05
just blessed01:31:06
i'm just really blessed this isn't so01:31:08
much a thank you was just a01:31:10
i'm just i'm just grateful i'm grateful01:31:12
to be surrounded by just such a01:31:13
incredibly talented community this01:31:17
has been an amazing experience it really01:31:19
has been yeah and01:31:21
for many years to come by the way scott01:31:24
like we'll always be supportive with the01:31:27
community and you01:31:28
always well i'm going to try not to let01:31:31
you guys down but i hope01:31:33
you know i mean i i don't i don't always01:31:36
i don't always get these things01:31:38
just right but i hope everybody in the01:31:39
community believes at least that you01:31:41
know just like what i said you know how i've01:31:43
been trying to write this script it01:31:44
doesn't mean it's going to be01:31:46
it doesn't mean the movie is going to be01:31:48
perfect and it doesn't mean that these01:31:49
next few games are going to be perfect01:31:50
but i hope everybody at least believe01:31:52
that i'm that my number one goal is to make sure01:31:54
that i don't let anybody out there01:31:56
down you know i know that yeah a lot of01:31:57
people enjoy this01:31:59
enjoy these characters and enjoy these01:32:01
games and that means the world to me i'm01:32:03
just going to try to01:32:04
try to let anybody down that's always01:32:05
the at the forefront of all of my01:32:07
thoughts01:32:08
just making sure that i do right by01:32:09
everybody so yeah01:32:11
thank you so much thank you so much01:32:13
scott i really do01:32:14
really really do appreciate it you know01:32:16
it's been a long interview and i really01:32:18
do appreciate the fact that you know01:32:20
you took the time to do this means a lot01:32:23
to me01:32:24
and everybody watching of course well i01:32:26
hope i haven't uh i hope i haven't01:32:28
misspoke anywhere i hope the fan base01:32:29
will forgive me if i over complicate it01:32:31
at some point the last thing i want to01:32:32
do is start up a01:32:33
see a flame where erupt on reddit right01:32:35
after this interview with everybody01:32:37
taking something that i said so so once01:32:39
uh let me just make the disclaimer again01:32:41
like no no lore has been hidden in this01:32:44
interview like01:32:45
this this is all this is all off the01:32:47
cuff nothing was pre-planned01:32:48
you know and and this is just some guy01:32:51
you know talking about his experiences01:32:53
making the game series so i hope nobody01:32:54
will read01:32:55
you know too much into that you know but01:32:57
but yeah this is this has been a lot of01:32:59
fun louis i really appreciate you taking the01:33:00
time to talk with me thank you very much01:33:02
and yeah and01:33:03
that's what the community's like now01:33:04
they're trying to01:33:06
think about things too much and so yeah01:33:10
well and i've been able and i've done01:33:12
that that's my fault you know that01:33:14
that this is what i have created curious01:33:17
people01:33:18
um i think that's it guys thank you so01:33:19
much for watching and let me know your01:33:21
thoughts in the comment section about01:33:23
everything01:33:24
i really hope you've enjoyed it i really01:33:25
hope that the interview has01:33:27
satisfied you um you know because01:33:30
there's been a lot of hype for this so01:33:32
hopefully like01:33:33
the questions were good and you know01:33:35
everything was perfect for you guys so01:33:37
yeah thanks for watching01:33:55
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ИНТЕРВЬЮ СО СКОТТОМ - ПОЛНЫЙ ПЕРЕВОД - РУССКИЕ СУБТИТРЫ **************************************** - https://youtube.com/c/Dawko - https://youtu.be/03E_hZdXqBE?si=Y6ESutEkBra85dRn __________________ 0:00 Вступление 1:21 Первый контакт и ФНаФ 1 2:24 О том, как Скотт относится к оригинальному дизайну аниматроников 4:07 О том, как Скотт пришёл к игровой механике 5:50 Об изменениях в процессе создания ФНаФ 1 7:08 О волне популярности ФНаФ 1 9:00 Любимое воспоминание о ФНаФ 1 12:11 О том, почему была отключена камера на кухне 13:18 О том, приходили ли Скотту идеи о создании сиквела или другого во время программирования ФНаФ 1 14:14 О том, стал бы Скотт что-то менять или добавлять в ФНаФ 1, если бы он мог вернуться назад во времени 15:21 ФНаФ 2 15:52 О том, как Скотту пришла идея немного изменить механику 17:17 Вырезанный контент ФНаФ 2 18:27 О том, была ли причина, по которой клюв Игрушечной Чики пропадает после того, как она сходит со сцены 19:21 О том, как были придуманы мини-игры 20:15 Воспоминания о ФНаФ 2 20:56 ФНаФ 3 22:49 О том, как Скотт относится к Спрингтрапу 23:53 О первой тролль-игре 24:31 О первом тизере ФНаФ 3 24:56 О том, какая концовка произошла на самом деле 25:54 О том, могла ли эта игра быть финальной 27:49 ФНаФ 4 28:46 Воспоминания Давко и Скотта о ФНаФ 4 30:46 Об изменениях в механике игры 32:15 О моделировании персонажей 33:57 О том, почему язык Кошмарного Фокси был убран 34:41 О том, как Скотт относился к реакции на ФНаФ 4 36:26 О теориях GameTheory по ФНаФ 4 37:44 ФНаФ Ворлд 37:52 О том, почему Скотт решил всё изменить и сделать ФНаФ Ворлд 40:15 О том, как Скотт относится к игре сейчас как к опыту 42:12 О письме, написанном только для Фокси 43:53 О том, вернётся ли когда-нибудь Чиппер, как он говорил в ФНаФ Ворлд 44:58 ФНаФ: СЛ 45:21 О том, почему Скотт решил добавить озвучку 46:18 О том, как Скотт создавал модели для игры 47:24 О том, чей был костюм на 4 ночи ФНаФ: Сестринская Локация 47:49 Воспоминания или любимые моменты при разработке 48:57 О том, как Скотт создаёт кат-сцены и трейлеры 50:05 О старых анимациях Скотта и Коте Демоне 52:32 ФНаФ 6 53:05 О том, почему Скотт держал в тайне разработку ФНаФ 6 55:25 Впечатления Давко 56:50 УКН 57:08 Было ли изначально задумано 50 персонажей 58:49 Были ли какие-то отменённые идеи для игры 1:00:04 Доволен ли Скотт игрой 1:01:44 Имя Тени Ди-Ди 1:02:39 О режиме 50/20 1:07:12 Впечатления Давко 1:07:50 Был ли теоретик, который был в чём-то прав 1:08:42 Было ли тяжело не раскрывать что-либо 1:11:18 Типы теоретиков 1:13:22 Давление, испытываемое МэтПэтом 1:14:17 Как идут дела с фильмом 1:18:20 Идеи насчёт фильма 1:20:27 Будущие проекты (VR, AR, порты) 1:23:15 Если бы Скотт мог вернуться в 2013-2014, сделал ли бы он всё так же 1:24:23 Какие идеи давала семья Скотта 1:25:53 Любимые игры Скотта 1:26:56 День рождения Скотта 1:27:48 Последние мысли 1:32:11 Прощание __________________ Интересные группы ВК: Переводы книг по ФНаФ - https://vk.com/faztranslate Переводы теорий и книг по Бенди - https://vk.com/batimtheories **************************************** Спасибо за просмотр!) Оцени это видео лайком или дизлайком, а также подпишись, если нравится мой контент!
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