How many “FNAF Firsts” are there still?

How many “FNAF Firsts” are there still?

FNAF has been around for an obscene amount of time (all of a dozen years) and it’s been really popular pretty much from the jump. With regards to the original games, how many things if any have still never been done? Things likes beating max modes on your first ever try, beating games concurrently, etc?

This was inspired because I revisited my video about beating FNAF’s 4/20 mode on my own first ever try (I have proof I swear https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JH2Chjpax78&t=902s) and I’m curious if stuff like that’s been done for other games in the series, or if the fanbase as a leaderboard tracking stuff like this.

u/FirstAid_99 — 3 days ago

How do you promote your channel

I just released my seventh video across as many months (I know, what a blazing pace) and I’m curious how I should try to promote content? I feel weird trying to post it bunches and bunches of places, but I do like what I’ve made and hope people find out about them independently of the algorithm. Most of my videos have seemingly pretty good engagement, and good comments/likes to view ratios, so how do I get out…well, a few hundred views a video and a couple dozen subs?

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u/FirstAid_99 — 3 days ago

Hi all! I’m a big chess player, and I’m relatively competent (~2200 Blitz and 2350 Bullet) but I want to expand my opening repertoire. I literally grinded my way up to this point by playing unironically tens of thousands of games with King’s Fianchetto and that’s kind of it, but I have a gnarly eye for tactics and I want to start playing new openings. I’ve recently adopted the Ruy Lopez as white and that’s been a blast, but I never know how to respond to anything as black so I default to castling, developing my pieces, and fianchettoing my bishops. Recommendations would be sweet!

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u/FirstAid_99 — 1 month ago
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Any idea on how to better react when somebody Subs? I’m super small and have only ever have like 4 people sub and everytime I feel like I don’t impress upon them how flattered I am and how much I want to jump out of my screen and kiss them. Thoughts?

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u/FirstAid_99 — 1 month ago

I think Coraline is brilliant, in fact it’s my favorite movie ever, but I feel weird whenever people call it a SCARY movie. I mean, the film itself is masterful in crafting unease, suspense, and terror, but it doesn’t fit in with other scary movies. It’s not TRYING to be scary, I would argue, and that’s why I feel weird seeing IMDB call it a horror movie. I actually made a whole video about this idea a few months ago proposing that Coraline is SPOOKY rather than scary(https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l1M2r8KVFOs&t=626s), but I’d love to hear whether or not people think it qualifies as scary or just their take on the matter.

u/FirstAid_99 — 1 month ago