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It’s lefty guys trust me

Hey guys I hope your all doing well. Lefty is the vengeful spirit. I posted about it the other day but I completely forgot my favourite visual evidences, so from left to right.

Slide 1: Classic golden Freddy pose, head tilt, microphone.

Slide 2: Pose✅, Tilt✅, sound equipment✅.

Slide 3: The iconic dual eye visual, the taped over mci picture leaning towards the movies having a dual golden Freddy situation as well.

Slide 4: Best paired with slide 5, the stitch wraith not only has the exact opposite eye situation. His red lighting on his chest is horizontal like lefty’s bright red bow tie seen in slide 5.🎀🎀🎀

Slide 5: Our games stitchwraith, the last known appearance of the golden Freddy duo.

u/RemarkableRip1691 — 19 hours ago
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MonsterKidKnight theory

I know, it sounds crazy at first, but when you really think about it.. it makes sense. Monster Kid for short is MK, and Roaring Knight for short is *RK*. sound familiar? and why would Toby add this annoying character to the game for him to be completely useless to the lore? And, as I’m writing this post.. I noticed that MK looks oddly similar to Dess’ Guitar.. so maybe MK was the reason Dess went missing, and he’s now the *ROARING KNIGHT*. And yes, I’m completely serious about this theory.

u/Zestyclose_Pizza2499 — 24 hours ago

Hot Take: Theorist hasn't changed or gotten worse, some people just don't like the hosts, and the topics where going downhill even before Matt left.

I don't really want to right a whole essay on this, its just a thought I had that I need to discuss. I think that generally speaking, Game theory and the other channels have not gotten worse because mat left or even because the company was sold, (as for the second one, Matt was THE youtube business guy on youtube for a long time, and i thoroughly believe that he simply wouldn't relinquish his entire brand like that, plus, things don't always get worse when sold. For instance veritasium the popular science channel was sold off and it has been releasing more bangers than ever however this isn't really my point.) I think that what changed was exactly what it looks like, the hosts and the topics.

I'll start with the hosts. From personal experience and a little bit of scrolling, I have seen a lot of people complain about the new hosts, but I have also seen a common factor throughout... Alot of people DO like food theory and/or gt live. Coincidence. Possibly. Or... Matpat was popular because he was familiar. Heck he himself did a theory on how familiarity builds attraction, and attraction ISNT just romantic. I mean be honest, if you DIDNT know matpat, he would be a crazy dude that has an annoying voice and trashes on your favorite franchises ( hence people that dislike mat REALLY disliked him) So... Why are food theory and gt live still likeable. Simple. They have been on camera in person doing things expressing themselves becoming FAMILIAR, almost ( or in ashes case EVERY) video. I think if a stranger walked up and saw game theory video from 2021 and a game theory video from today having never heard of the channels or people, they wouldn't see a huge difference besides the voice. Rather the fact that the hosts personality is given a chance to shine through in different mediums is what makes the videos enjoyable.

One other reason I think this is plausible is that matpat WAS on every channel. His personality was able to be near fully realized this way, at the cost of his time. Matpat quickly became familiar because you saw him on gt live, than on food theory than on style and film and game theory, he just had a bigger window. The new hosts have a smaller window.

The other thing I think changed is the topics. I actually think the topics changed long before mat left, and I think it's not cause of management...it's because of media. Because now, because it gets coverage EVERYTHING has a story now. And because of that every new theory isn't scientific explanation of Mario's height, or a deep dive into the portal problem, with experiments and math, which some people really want, but rather a much less satisfying exploration of literary speculation and symbolism along with a recap and guess what will happen next. And I don't want to spend to long on this part because I actually think mat literally predicted this. First he predicted video games becoming more story driven because his theories ( I think the video is called "are my theories ruining video games" or something) and than again he predicted that that shifts effect on their videos is what made us hate them ( this one was specifically referencing fnaf, and is titled "why you hate my fnaf theories" or something")

Anyway, that's my long winded take, any thoughts. I'd love to discuss, even if you just want to tell me how wrong I am.

Edit Copy of reply I sent to commentor to elaborate:

Noted. While I would like to remain civil. I can see your side here. Many people DO like the hosts. But they don't like the topics. However I suppose my main argument isn't that the hosts are disliked, rather that the hosts have been put into a role in which no one likes the topics they are talking about, so they just... Won't watch. And my argument is furthermore that the topics are NOT what determines the quality of the video, because just cause a topic isn't interesting, doesn't mean it isn't presented well. Building from there, I think the QUALITY hasn't gone down, rather the topics have fallen out of favor. and to even FURTHER build upon that I am implying that the lore topics are not becoming more common because of the fact that they where tooken over by private equity, or because of money. Because if that where the case they would probably prefer math and science over lore, as a calculator and a spreadsheet can do math, but can't analyze a story for symbolism. Rather the topics that they go over are simply due to a combination of the fact that games are REALLY leaning into the lore aspect, (and the algorithm demands NEW content about NEW things, not Marios gravitational acceleration) and that the algorithm rewards it which remember, is a creators strongest signal of what thier community likes and dislikes.

Put simply, I suppose is should have elaborated to suggest that I'm not saying people are simply wrong and just don't like the hosts, it's that the hosts have been put in a situation that makes it harder to like them, and that's mainly because games have continually leaned hard into lore to gain exposure pushing the algorithm to punish any other types of theory in a feedback loop.

However I do see how my original post could come acrossed differently.

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Topics and Research need to be done better

I feel like the topics of the videos are really poorly chosen. Game Theory needs to stop doing mascot horror every few weeks. The Reanimal and Fallout theories were good. Give us literally anything that isn't mascot/indie horror, Minecraft, or Roblox. People also want more science videos instead of stuff like "I Solved the LORE of Ana Banana's Kitty Factory".

Film Theory needs to stop only doing relevant stuff. The recent Courage video is great but if you look before that, every single video is something relevant in current times. Super Mario Galaxy movie, TADC, Backrooms, Weapons, KDH, give us theories about older shows/movies.

Food Theory is leaning too much into fast food, and I haven't watched Style Theory in years so I can't give critique there.

Overall, I like the new hosts. I hate that they get as much hate as they do because they're humans too. But it feels like the video topics they do could be so much better and more researched. That's what people like about Mat. I would gladly take 1 video every month if it meant it was high quality on an interesting or underdiscussed topic instead of feeling like they're mooching off of whatever media is currently trending.

P.S. Compilation videos like the recent Backrooms vid on Film Theory should have (COMPILATION) in the title. if it's not new content, people don't want to watch it. They'll just click off as soon as they see it's not new.

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u/Flare-Toga — 21 hours ago

MatPat carried Game Theory. Game Theory fell off when MatPat left. Game Theory is different without MatPat, and things similar, etc., etc.

(Obviously no hate to the new hosts and all; they're all wonderful. Even if I don't watch them or like their videos, they're still good people outside of that.)
The title says it all, in various words. All about MatPat and Game Theory, or Game Theory and MatPat. About him leaving CHANGING Game Theory, the videos being DIFFERENT without him. Him carrying the videos, and the fact we watched those videos because of HIM and not the theories themselves (mainly, this is all a matter of opinion). This won't be too long, as everyone else said things similar to what you've all heard before (or I'm just bad at explaining things, which is also valid). I'm just stating something I really wanted to say out to the community of Game Theory. And, when you think of something like "Game Theory" or "Theorist" or "Theory" or maybe even something along the lines of "FNAF," you probably thought of MatPat first; that's just a theory. But if it's true, it's saying something about him and his YouTube channel.

u/Individual_Adagio912 — 2 days ago

The missing ingredient from the Theory channels is passion. And it's been an issue since long before MatPat left.

The most important part of Game Theory was the passion that MatPat managed to put forth in all of his videos. When he was first starting out, it was pretty much all him. He did the research, the recording, the editing. So when the videos came out, it was his creation in its entirety. As time went on, he let other people handle aspects of the videos so that he could keep up the quality and quantity.

And then he started outsourcing the theories. Which was fine, since he couldn't possibly keep up with the sheer number of theories and the research required to produce decent theories at a decent pace. So other people started writing the theories and doing the research and editing the videos and MatPat started to become more of a figurehead for the Theory channels. It was as though his voice was the identity of the channels, but the actual content had shifted into its own thing. It was no longer MatPat, the impassioned theorist, but the Theory Channels.

The fact that MatPat somehow managed to sell these theories for so long really speaks to his charisma and acting ability. Because there are honestly countless theories he likely had no idea about but had to speak of in a manner as though he was completely well-versed on.

And I think that's the issue.

When the channels started, it was one man doing everything. So the passion shone through. As time went on, he had to diversify and hire people on to handle other parts of the project. And there came a point where MatPat was basically just doing voiceover work. Now that he's gone entirely, he's been replaced by 4 people, and it's hard to discern just how involved they are in the theories that they voiceover. So it feels like we have 4 people doing voiceover work for theories they know nothing about, feel nothing for, and have done no effort in researching.

That is the fundamental issue of current Theory Channels for me. We started with one man and a dream that he pursued with passion, and it now feels like we just have a conveyor belt where every product has gone through multiple stages of production and is now easily digestible. And the problem didn't start with the new hosts; it started long ago when MatPat started to become nothing more than the face and voice of the channels. With that identity lost, it's no wonder the Theory Channels feel like a ghost of their former selves. We slowly lost the passion and now we've lost the identity entirely.

I struggled for years trying to explain how I felt about all this. But now I understand. I get it.

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u/The_Colt_Cult — 2 days ago

It upsets me that this is the current discussion on the theory channels…

It upsets me even more that I…kinda agree…I love the new host for Theories and I feel like they were great picks for their respective channels…unfortunately there are still problems. People are saying videos are “rehashes” “recaps” “no real theorizing” “summaries of video games/films” and yeah…I agree…if I recall this was happening even while Mattpatt was there towards the end of him being on the channel, and yeah, I was mainly watching it at the point because Mattpatt was there…but as time went on I slowly drifted away because it’s not really theories anymore…this sucks because I love these host and I how they care about their work but really? There isn’t really anything there anymore…I personally wasn’t really interested in style theory when Matt was there either way and Food theory? Actually….i still like food theory, it’s amazing, and the new host does an amazing Job, I still watch food theory, but despite all that…I wish the creators can bounce from this, because people leaving the show because “it’s not how it was anymore” is kinda sad because these creators clearly put work into this! It’s there job!

I wonder…is it partially because these creators clearly focus at this point as practically ONLY been on horror? I mean what do they do there other than spend most the video explaining what happened, then spend the finally 4 minutes giving three possible outcomes and then saying “but that’s just a theory” I dunno, just a thought…

Edit: Just for the record I JUST came to this subreddit after not using it for years, and I remember like only one time using it to suggest a Kirby theory. I had no idea until today that people were discussing how they aren’t happy with the recent state of the channels and I wanted to talk about it because I’d hate to something like this happen for them because I think the host themselves are great people.

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u/SCOTTDIES — 2 days ago

GUYS I HAVE A THEORY

i have a completely original, never before seen, absolutely NON-CONTROVERSIAL THEORY.

sans from undertale is ness from earthbound.

Can you imagine a world where we're all represented by a font? Huh, I wonder which one I would be? sees ArialToo straight. No! Not in that way! Just, straight, as in unexciting. sees Badaboom Too.. uh... Deadpool.... BROADWAY! Now that's the one! Now THAT'S the one! Hello Internet, welcome to GAME THEORY, where instead of putting a joke here I want to ask you a question. If your personality were represented by a font, what font would you be? Take a moment and put your font in the comments. I'm really curious to see what everyone has to say. Maybe find a couple new cool fonts to use. I'm getting bored with ol' Calibri 11. And with that out of the way, it's time to talk UNDERTALE. Now I don't think I've ever gotten this many requests to cover a game. Well, except for FNAF. And I suppose FNAF 2. OH and there was FNAF 3. Wait a minute, should I be worried about something here? Anyway, across the board on YouTube, Reddit, and Twitter, you all have wanted Undertale. And honestly, I'm glad you brought it to my attention. True loyal theorists will know that Earthbound is my favorite game of all time. So a self aware RPG in a similar style, WHOA MAN, it's like a gift from the indie gaming heavens. Undertale is a game where every character, from goat mom to grind fodder has a sympathetic design and a unique personality, motivations, goals, fears. Whether you're saving or slaughtering them, the game makes you feel something every time you enter an encounter. But to me, one character stood out amongst all the rest. SANS. A skeleton named after the font, Comic Sans, hence all the font references at the beginning of the episode. If you haven't played Undertale I'm sure that was a really weird opening. ANYWAYS, Sans is, well, there's a lot of mystery around this guy. And before we get into it, let me put up a very special spoiler warning: UNDERTALE is a game best experienced blind. So if you haven't played it, pause the video and come back after you've finished. I PROMISE YOU, I PROMISE you won't regret it. Alright, so everyone out of the pool and ready for the adult swim? Good. Because I'm feeling pretty determined to get to the bottom of Sans' mystery. So just to recap for those of you who haven't played the game and ignored the SPOILER WARNING, or just need a refresher, Sans is one of the two skeletal brothers who appears in the game. His partner is Papyrus, a loud, goofy trap lover also named after a font. But in the world of Undertale their origins are a big question mark. All you really know is what's given to us by a shopkeeper in Snowdin, who explains that Sans and Papyrus, quote, “just showed up one day and asserted themselves.” Weird, right? What's more is that, well, Papyrus is just kinda the goofy sidekick. Sans is much more complex. He likes fart jokes, but he's also incredibly powerful and deadly serious. Not only is his boss battle the hardest in the game, he's one of the only characters who has knowledge and power over space and time. He can take shortcuts around the world through ridiculous routes. Even is walking through walls. He also acknowledges that he's only one of infinite versions of himself, making self-aware commentary of the various timelines that you've played through in the game. He can even count the number of times he's killed you. He acts like an arbiter of this world, passing out judgements on the player's actions in the game, even explaining the secrets of EXP and LOVE, or EXECUTION POINTS and LEVELS OF VIOLENCE, just to clarify. In short, he just doesn't quite fit in with the rest of the world of monsters. But then, what, or who, is he? Well, the idea that he doesn't belong in underworld seems to be correct. The evidence seems to point the fact that he WAS, in fact, formerly a surface dweller. In the true pacifist ending of the game, as the group looks out onto the horizon, Papyrus asks Sans about the giant ball in the sky. Sans says, quote, “we call that the sun.” This is important because A, the usage of the word WE, and knowledge of the sun shows that Sans has a kinship or knowledge with other humans, and B, that despite he and Papyrus both being skeletons, or, supposedly, brothers, and apparently appeared in underworld at the same time, they clearly-- uuuGGHH take two CLEARLY have two very different histories. Why would Papyrus not know the name of the sun but Sans would? We get further clues to Sans' origins as we hear him say multiple times he wants to "go home" or "go back." He says as much during his dinner date scene at the Mettaton hotel. He notices that the player wants to go home and says, quote, "i know the feeling." He then continues, "maybe sometimes it's better to take what's given to you." As though he ended up in the underworld by accident. AND in a genocide run during his boss fight he says, quote, "look, i gave up trying to go back a long time ago." End quote. And before you say he means going back to the surface world, that's clearly not the full story. His very next line of dialogue is, "and getting to the surface doesn't really appeal anymore either." Key word here, is EITHER. Yes, he seems to hail from the surface and wants to go back, but based on his dialogue he no longer considers it his home. It's as though the surface world he once knew is gone, as though he's from a different time. It's pretty intriguing. So we're left with a being that appeared out of nowhere, presumably from being from the human surface, but from a different time period, who seemingly has the power to teleport. That's a lot of questions and not a lot of answers. But here's where things get REALLY interesting. Sans has a hidden workshop that takes a fair amount of searching to find. You could say it takes a lot of DETERMINATION to unlock. Anyways, obligatory determination references aside, as you start to look for this easter egg Sans gives you a key to his room and says "it's time you learn the truth." After some searching you find the workshop which contains items that leave even more questions. A photo album featuring Sans and a bunch of smiling people you don't recognize, a badge, blueprints with illegible handwriting, and a broken machine hidden behind a curtain. In the latest update, one more detail was added. A handdrawn picture of 3 smiling faces with the words “don't forget.” so what does it all mean? Well a lot of Undertale theorists have been linking these details to a feature to a character named W.D Gaster. A ghostly character who never truly appears in the game. Honestly, covering him is a theory all unto itself, and probably one best saved for another day. Even still, none of the Gaster theories I've seen have been able to explain all the details. In particular, the photo album, and the badge. And that's what kept nagging me as I researched Undertale. A badge? That one in particular really stuck out to me. Why would such an oddly specific item to be hidden in the huge easter egg of a room? Something that supposedly reveals the truth about Sans? Badges just aren't important in Undertale. Then it hit me. What if this badge isn't from Undertale? What if this badge is from a completely different game? And was, in fact, the most important badge in the history of gaming? The Franklin badge. Now, for those of you wondering what I'm talking about, the Franklin badge is a pivotal item from the Mother series. You know, the one with Earthbound. Or, maybe you don't know that one either. Uh, you know, the one with Ness from Super Smash Bros? Yeah well, Ness is from Earthbound, and Earthbound is the second part in this larger Mother trilogy. Alright? Good. Anyway, the Franklin badge is a really important part of that series. It gets its start in the very first game and carries through the whole trilogy, saving your life multiple times in the process. It's SO important that nintendo has made it a staple item in the Smash Brothers series. So I asked myself; what if the badge in Sans' drawer was THAT EXACT badge? Well first off, it made Undertale connected to my favorite game, thereby making it even COOLER, but that's still a pretty big logical leap. I needed more. Let me tell you, as I started looking, more and more pieces started to fit into place. At the end of Earthbound you're given a photo album, covering your adventures throughout the game. To me it's one of the best, most satisfying endings in gaming to look back on your journey in picture form. And what does Sans happen to have in his other drawer? A photo album with pictures of Sans with people you don't recognize. Of course you don't know them, they're not characters present in Undertale. And note the word that's used here, PEOPLE you don't recognize. Not underworld monsters. So that's 2 items oddly linked to the Mother series. But then, how do the blueprints and broken machine fit in? Well, in the final stretch of Earthbound, Ness and his 3 friends must travel to the past in order to have their final battle against the evil alien Giygas. To do that, Dr. Andonuts (remember him, by the way, he's going to be important later) with the help of the science geniuses Apple Kid and Mr. Saturn, create what's known as the Phase Distorter, a machine that allows people to travel through time and space. Except, it comes with a cost. It can't transport organic material. As a result, the young heroes must put their souls into robotic bodies to use the machine, and thus, save the world. I played this game back in 1997 and I'm not ashamed to admit that when I first saw this scene, I cried. It's DEVASTATING. Doctor Andonuts says goodbye to his son, these characters you've grown to love and care about are suddenly promising to sacrifice their lives. For all they know, there is no possibility of them being able to come back home. It's this incredibly dark departure in the final moments of what was otherwise a fun, quirky, and colorful RPG. So what does all of this have to do with Undertale? A LOT, actually. But the first thing you need to know is that Mr. Saturns are known for their, let's say, unique linguistic style. That would explain the illegible handwriting on the blueprints. And the machine? I think a broken Phase Distorter is behind that curtain. Now that may seem like a stretch, but it actually explains a lot. If Sans wound up in Undertale via Phase Distorter, it could provide a reason for why he's a skeleton. He used the machine as organic matter and suffered the consequences. Not killing him, but turning at least a part of him into a pile of bones. That could also explain why Sans has given up hope for going home. Remember the Phase Distorter is a time machine. By being in underworld, he's not only in a different place, but based on how he talks, he's also in a different time, with no hope of travelling back to the time he came from. But the crossovers between Earthbound and Undertale continue. When you speak to Apple Kid at the end of Earthbound, he's blown away by the astronomical odds of Ness overcoming Giygas, saying that he's going to continue studying the trait called courage, in order to harness its power. Seems awfully similar to the same experiments happening in Undertale around the trait of determination, no? Especially since so much has shown that Sans was a key player in those experiments. But I'm sure you also want physical evidence right? Well don't worry, because I have plenty. During one of the endings of Undertale, we see Undyne and Alphys hanging out on the beach on the surface world. A beach that bears a lot of similarities to the tropical resort location named Summers that you play through in Earthbound. In fact, the geographic layout of the surface bears some striking similarities to the world of Mother. When Undertale's crew of monsters are finally able to reach the surface and look out over the earth, they're met with a beautiful sunset falling across the landscape of a tall mountain, a large city, and a sandy area adjacent to water. Notice the sun's reflection to indicate water, and a lack of trees in this middle section here, hence the sand. Well, in Earthbound you have the big city of Fourside, complete with skyscrapers, which you reach via a desert that just so happens to be adjacent to some water, and to the east, the mountain in Onett where a meteorite lands on Earth. I always called it Aw-nett. But if that's not clear enough for you, Mother 1, Earthbound Zero, Earthbound Beginnings, whatever you want to call it, it's had a lot of names, had a map laying out the same geographic landscape. A tall mountain to the east of a large city, separated by a desert, with all of it up against a coast. I don't know about you, but to me it seems like there's a definite connection between the world of Eagleland (Eagleland? Again, unclear how its pronounced.) between the world of Eagleland and the surface world of Undertale. But the strongest physical connection, one that definitely unites these two franchises, comes from none other than Papyrus himself. He wears a custom-made costume known as his “battle body”. But if you look really closely at the design on the armor, you'll notice some markings on the chest. Is it just a throwaway detail? Ohoh NO, that right there is an exact match to the ones that appear on the chests of Starmen, the most iconic enemy of Earthbound. And look at the way he stands! I always thought it was awkward until i saw the two characters side by side. Papyrus’ curved arm and hand is a DIRECT match to the curved arms of the Starmen in the Mother series! In short, we have some incredibly strong proof that the Earthbound universe is somehow connected to the Undertale world, which brings us back to our initial question, WHO IS SANS? Well, what if we took it one final step and said that Sans happened to be Ness from Earthbound? Sent through the Phase Distorter during a test of courage, carrying the Franklin badge and his photo album and his trusty backpack. Not only do all the items in the workshop suddenly fit, but so does Sans’ behavior. Remember, Sans can seemingly teleport. And Ness just happens to have the PSI ability to teleport. Now look the way Sans always stands, hands in his pockets, directly facing the camera. It's a very similar stance to how Ness is depicted standing in most marketing for the game. It even explains why Sans bleeds when you finally hit him. He is, or at least, WAS, a human. Oh and finally, Sans is only one letter removed from being an anagram of Ness. That's just a fun one. I thought it was worth mentioning. But if there was any doubt, we have to look no further than the creator's previous work. Toby Fox, the man behind Undertale, had previously worked on a Halloween hack for Earthbound. But this just wasn't a simple reskin. The Halloween hack tells the tale of Dr. Andonuts after the events of Earthbound. Remember, I pointed him out? He's the one who made the Phase Distorter. In Toby Fox’s version of the story, we see that after Giygas' defeat, the souls of the kids never return home. Instead, by going to the past to defeat Giygas, they create a new timeline that they're stuck in. As a result, Jeff never reunites with his father Dr. Andonuts. And Dr. Andonuts goes crazy with guilt, because HE’S the one responsible for creating the time machine, and extracting the souls of his son and his son's friends to send them back to what he assumes was their death. In his mind, he's killed 4 kids. And in Toby Fox's game, he's lost his mind trying to deal with that guilt. I'm telling you, this hack is DARK. that said, you see a lot of Undertale in this game. The appearance of Amalgamates, the first use of the awesome song Megalovania, the prototypes for Flowey? And the theme of having the choice to be nonviolent in an RPG, SPARING your enemies. But then why's all this matter to the theory? Well, remember, in Toby Fox's version of the story, the kids don't come back. They're stuck in the past, with no hopes of getting home. Just like Sans. And, in the hack, one character is oddly missing, with no explanation as to why. NESS. Presumably in this timeline his soul is in a different place than his 3 friends. Which brings us back to Undertale. 3 faces, with “don't forget” written on it? It's Ness, trying to remember his 3 friends. In short, Undertale is a continuation of Toby’s version of Earthbound, with Ness never being able to get home, adopting the name Sans, and accompanied by Papyrus, a former Starman, an alien force able to speak English and still equipped with his armor, and signature posture, but without any knowledge of earthly things... like the Sun. The pieces all just seem to fit. Now all we need is an appearance from Pokey/Porky and we’ve got ourselves a true sequel. But hey, that's just a theory. A GAME THEORY! THANKS FOR WATCHING!

(Now go forth with THAT knowledge and try to tell me who Gaster is. Don't worry, I'll be lookin' too.)

u/StudentNeat5483 — 2 days ago
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Hustle Rank

Yes, the game was created with the help of AI tools.

But the idea, mechanics, gameplay systems, balancing, UI logic, effects, progression, and the whole project itself were created by a human — me.

I’ve spent more than 450 hours working on this game, often sitting day and night trying to make it better. AI did not magically “make a game for me”. It was a tool in the pipeline, nothing more.

A lot of people are already judging the project and calling it “AI slop”, even though the game is not released yet and nobody here has actually played it.

You don’t have to like AI, that’s completely fine. But creating and finishing a real game still takes vision, discipline, creativity, and an insane amount of work — with or without AI.

At the end of the day, players will decide if the game is fun, not the comments section.

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u/boss-hugo1 — 1 day ago

This may be an overdone topic

But I’ve seen people say about film food style and game theory fell off after matpat retired

But what about gtlive

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u/Thenopro-3 — 1 day ago

a small community announcement: welcome, to my tribute to the show!

Hello everybody, and welcome to my theory blog! (the art is by me btw) essentially this is my way of carrying on the show's legacy and curing the dissatisfaction in the fanbase due to the absence of scientific and math based theories, here's the thing... I'm one person so don't expect MUCH from me but I am trying my best for all y'all, my name is also millie or mil's! I am the hostess of this blog-series-sciency-theory-thing.

the first post is gonna be on the animatronics from fnaf, more accurately what they'd theoretically need to be made of to have the locomotion they do in the games, so stay tuned, I'm gonna try extra hard to be the best future hostess I can be for this new little blog thing I'm doin.

u/This_Ferret_8108 — 2 days ago

I'm gonna be honest this is just bad

It just tells us a recap of everything that anybody interested knows and if you didn't know this it can be easily found on the games wiki which takes maybe 10 minutes of reading, there is nothing added to this video at all, no theory it's literally just explaining...

u/Another-guy-onReddit — 5 days ago