But I'm kinda agree that SFM has attracted new demographic goutside of source game communities which in case, those little fnaf kiddos. Even Gmod community get their hands on it. I've been using SFM since the initial launch back in 2012, it's already popular among almost all source games especially tf2. Not that it's bad to let kids use SFM (some of them may eventually make good animations), but it's their influences from more seasoned animators and their own perception of what they call "hard work", leading to a spammed amount of their "hard work". Then again, pretty much everything they do is fairly questionable. A creative and original concept is one of the most important elements for the production of a film, which is why the earlier FNAF fanarts seemed so much better than the ones now.Ībout kids, not really sure what they're thinking.
It's hard to keep the forementioned balance from the game while creating an outstanding storyboard. This led to the community's fanart being totally irrelevant.įNAF's limited gameplay and setting affects the tiny portion of fanart that is actually relevant, causing them to be incredibly repetitive. Outside the game, however, these assets mean something far different from what the game originally showed. The main problem with FNAF and fanart in general:įNAF is a survival horror game filled with childish elements, and Cawthon (developer) had kept an incredibly unique balance between these two aspects, creating horror and creepiness with very unlikely horror game assets.
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