realtalk; is scott cawthon chill

[Copy Kirby]

/discuss scotty boy
personally i think so cuz he donates to charity and doesnt get overheated about critCIAm
also he took down fnaf world when it got hate for being rushed and he realized it so

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[Daswiruch]

he's donated a lot of money to charity and doesn't tend to get heated over criticism so yeah i guess

personally i think so cuz he donates to charity and doesnt get overheated about critCIAm

gay

[Drydess]

yeah he's chill and the amount of stuff he gets for making fnaf is dumb

[Copy Kirby]

yeah he's chill and the amount of stuff he gets for making fnaf is dumb

this p much

[Freek]

i don't like fnaf but it doesn't mean he's a horrible person.

[Muzzles56]

absolutely, he donated over $1k to our extra life stream last year
or at least, someone using his alias

[cooolguy32]

this p much

I'm sorry, but why do people do this?
OT: Yeah he is pretty cool, the stuff he gets for FNAF is kinda of dumb.
I used to be a fan of FNAF, but then I jumped into the hate bandwagon like a dumbass and now I think the games are OK.

[Refticus]

I'm sorry, but why do people do this?

this p much

[Satan From Wreck-It-Ralph]

I'm sorry, but why do people do this?

because its p much a half the length of pretty much

[Freek]

because its p much a half the length of pretty much

t p m

[Tayasaurus]

I'm sorry, but why do people do this?

I sometimes wonder what people do with all that free time they get by doing it.

[Foopster]

imagine how good of a dev he would be if he made games that weren't stuffty 'horror' games.

[SetGaming]

i don't like fnaf or it's fanbase, but the guy who made the game himself seems pretty chill

honestly what he probably did was he wanted to make the original game as like a standalone thing, then people made it popular and demanded sequels, leading to him rushing new games to meet such a sudden demand

in all honesty though i think the guy is great, and the first/second games weren't terrible, it's just that the whole cycle of youtube destroyed the series

I'm sorry, but why do people do this?

it's just a way of shortening speech, it's like when somebody says: "what's up" instead of "how was your day" or "what did you do today"

as long as both parties understand what "p much" means, it doesn't really matter, but if you're in a professional setting or talking to somebody who is highly prescriptive (unlike most of BLF), you should always say "pretty much" (or even avoid the phrase "pretty much" altogether because it's both excessive and much is ambiguous, it is like saying: "an emphasis on what he said" except even then you shouldn't say that)

[cooolguy32]

it's just a way of shortening speech, it's like when somebody says: "what's up" instead of "how was your day" or "what did you do today"

as long as both parties understand what "p much" means, it doesn't really matter, but if you're in a professional setting or talking to somebody who is highly prescriptive (unlike most of BLF), you should always say "pretty much" (or even avoid the phrase "pretty much" altogether because it's both excessive and much is ambiguous, it is like saying: "an emphasis on what he said" except even then you shouldn't say that)

Yeah, but I still think it's pretty dumb when people say "P", but I get on what you're saying.

[Ravencroft·]

He's a failed inbred abortion