This is just about me ranting because of how weirdly upset I was. (I still don't know why) Also, the video linked above is where the comments were. And sorry if my grammar is bad, It's 1:41 AM rn and I'm usually asleep by 9 or 10 PM. Also, to clarify what I was talking about in the beginning, they were also talking about how FNAF was more childish these days.

First off, let me just clarify, @realscawthon supposedly (this is just based off of what I've heard), is a bigger fan of sci-fi than horror, which makes sense with the robots and whatnot. Personally, I like the direction FNAF is going. @steelwoolstudios is doing a wonderful job, whether you like it or not, with FNAF. The FNAF fandom has grown so much because of them. Yes, people have left because of stupid reasons, such as it being more open to the younger audience. I think that's great. I was four when FNAF 1 came out. I've been a fan since the beginning. I left soon after SL was released for unknown reasons, I guess I was just bored. I came back the year 2021 when Scott Cawthon retired just like a week before. I personally despised Steel Wool at the beginning of my journey learning what had happened since I was gone, because it wasn't Scott Cawthon. Now that I see how much Steel Wool is putting into the games they make, good or bad, it still has elements that you just can't deny are good. As for instance, the characters. They are so well thought out and planned. Like, I relate to every single FNAF SB character in some way. It's weird but amazing at the same time. FNAF Security Breach back in 2014 would have been crazy. To think that FNAF could turn out this way. Being free-roam and actually having an animatronic to help you? That was unheard of. It just really hurts to see people hate on FNAF Security Breach when it has so much thought and effort put into it. To be honest, I really like how FNAF is expanding to a wider audience and how a bigger indie game development team is working on something that could have been dead after FNAF 6. Yes, it would have been a good ending. But, we still have answers needed solving even after FNAF 6. FNAF Security Breach is still so so so under appreciated. Seeing those comments on that Youtube video shocked me and made me kinda angry, even if it is childish to say and feel. Saying how having allies in the game will make it less scary. Like, as I said in previous posts, the animatronics have even more flaws than before. We won't be using them like Freddy, just hiding around. They deserve a redemption arc. It's just sad seeing how this person is saying they are a "real FNAF fan" and then starts poking fun at the fandom. A real FNAF fan should look at the good sides of FNAF and think that "This was well thought and put together even if it was a broken mess.", not "This game was terrible because of bugs when it released and is too childish for me so I'm gonna hate on it.". FNAF has always had this childish aura around it. It's mascot horror for a reason. It's stupid how people are arguing about how saving animatronics who didn't deserve trauma. The animatronics couldn't control the situation, it's not their fault. I know they are fiction but still. You can't help but feel bad. I want to help them. I know a lot of you do too. Also, 6 more days remain till RUIN releases. And 3 weeks till I have to start school. I'm not excited.

I need sleep. When I get sleepy, I start ranting about stupid stupid things and thinking about school. School gives me stress and anxiety. How great.

I just had to rant about it. I got so pissed off for some reason. I really need to work on that. ANYWAY, there's a random rant. Sorry, I know it's kinda stupid, but I just had to make a comment on it and get my point across. I know it's just someone else's opinion also, I respect that, but I don't agree, with anything.