I am sorry. Stop hopping on the "lol games suk thes days" carrot and wake up.
That's a pretty bad assumption to make of me.
I actually really love games of this era. I'm super excited for No Man's Sky, and I was absolutely pumped for Transistor and AC: Unity last year (until I learned about what the forget Ubisoft did to it). I'm probably the biggest Telltale Games fanboy here and I've only said positive things about their upcoming titles. You'll note I didn't even complain about GTA V being a bad game; I was just upset with what Rockstar was doing with the port.
I'm only negative because I expect people who make a lot of money out of their games to put an equivalent amount of effort in, which is the same reason why I really dislike simulator games that get famous for being buggy. Based on it's extremely simplistic interface with lacks features I expect as standard, and gameplay that I feel could have been done better, I'm disappointed by FNaF. I don't think it deserves the fame it got.
Watch Game Theory's Youtube video about it (FNAF) if you're curious.
I dislike Game Theory a lot. I feel as though they grasp at straws a lot. I prefer learning the technical aspects of how a game was made, and its actual design as made by the developer. I have very little interest in fan theories.
Furthermore, because a game has
story elements, does not mean they form a cohesive narrative/plot/story. You may have a bunch of interesting LEGO pieces, but that's no guarantee you can connect them in a "good" way, or that they even have a proper way to be constructed. I learnt this the hard way when I got chewed out for my stories I submitted during school and college.
