In Defense of FNaF 3's Gameplay
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- So in light of my original FNaF 3 video I decided to make this second one to cover something I really should have in the original, that being the gameplay. It really surprised me that a year later that previous video would blow up so much, and I'm really happy it did. To anyone interested enough to stick around, I hope you enjoy whatever content I pump out in the future!
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Funny how the gameplay feeling personal is actually lore-accurate.
Aw, hell yeah. Papa-son face off.
@@OGrupxe business partner face-off would be more accurate since we know Michael wasn't the fnaf 3 guard
@@Skibbutz wait he wasn't?
@@PurpleSanzz scraptraps voice lines in fnaf 6 imply that Michael wouldn't recognize his father, meaning hes never seen springtrap before. So he couldn't have been the fnaf 3 guard
@@Skibbutz wait what.
I know it's still scary seeing Springtrap kill you in FNAF 3, but I love how all the other animatronics in the entirety of FNAF jump at you or run into you as a death animation.
But Springtrap just walks in like
"Hi, how are you?"
It's more like "Now there's nowhere for you to run, so I can take all the time I need to murder you."
For me it's like he's saying I'm here regarding your car's extended warranty.
Probably because he woke up after 30 years, and being dead, decomposition, and a heavy suit, you can’t really shake your head violently.
If you ask me, it’s as if the others are just scared kids trying to kill while Afton is a seasoned murderer, the very fact he feels no need to scare you, because he already is horrifying.
@@ethanschaub2455 im kinda late but as a cherry on top for the jumpscare
It was what he did to the children,knowing what hes gonna do to them,he walks to them,in a very unnerving way,only to mercillesly and helplessly slaughtered,beaten,stabbed and torture you when you arent completely prepared,it was for the most part what the last thing the children saw when they were still alive,sorry if my english is bad,i dont speak english much
I've always felt that fnaf 3 was overly hated on just for being a disappointment when it released, despite (in my opinion) having one of the best, most interesting gameplay loops due to the fact it keeps changing through the nights, which is something people criticise the early parts of the series for. I really hope that people will start enjoying this game more now we also have security breach to put things in perspective. God I love this game.
Only thing the game was lacking was proper jumpscares
The phantoms were a cool idea. But exceuted poorly. Imo.
Due to how constantly they harass the player. It can be very infuriating.
Unlike BB in Fnaf 2. There's no way to turly defend yourself against the phantoms. And again to add to that there constant harassment of the player adds to that infuriating feeling. There's no real moment to breathe or defend yourself when they constantly attack one after the other.
One way this could have been improved is by giving the player the opportunity to avoid them as much as possible.
Or give a cool down to thier attacks. So that they can't just do jump scare after jump scare.
@@gayanudugampola8973 I agree on most of these points, as I dislike phantom freddy as he will only catch you out the first time you see him (and can be easily avoided even by just resuming to play normally even when he appears) but the rest can be avoided. In my playthrough, I found that you can look slightly left before doing restarts to see if foxy is there and the phantoms on the cameras just need fast reactions.
@@gayanudugampola8973 yeah...like markiplier who i thinl got 2 jumpscares at once lol
The junpscare became annoying than scary
@@gayanudugampola8973 Is there no way to defend yourself? just get off camera to defend yourself from BB
stand still to defend yourself from FREDDY
don't access the camera puppet appears in if Springtrap isn't there, don't access chica's camera (basically it's a completely useless camera too xd) foxy and mangle don't have much to do
fnaf 3 had some of the best gameplay, it forced you to *actually use the cameras*
people just never tried to learn it, spammed buttons, stared at the phantoms and got mad when they lost
Yeah that's the problem with later and previous fnaf games it forces you to not use the cameras, and instead rely on audio, making them almost useless, heck you could beat fnaf 1 and 2 just by watching foxy's and puppets camera, players just didn't know how to play fnaf 3 and called it bad because they didn't adjust to how the game wanted *THEM* To play
Actually you could beat FNAF 1 by just flipping 4B every 2 seconds or so.
I always love hearing people talk about these games and I love hearing more unique opinions like yours. I agree that this game gets WAY more hate than it deserves, hope you find success as you move forward with this channel.
Man, this is why I love this side of the internet. People are much more understanding lol. You don't realize how much toxic stuff you read until you go to a fnaf comment section funny enough. It's usually the opposite
@@blyat8832 ikr
No Fnaf 3 completely deserves all the hate it gets. it's pure fucking shit and one of the worst games ever made. its clearly one of the worst games in the entire Fnaf series.
@@Kinseliplier wow, your very insightful comment just completely changed my opinion, of course you were right and I was wrong, because your opinion is the only correct one!
@@epicdude6675 I already did in 2 other comments lol
The only thing I think fnaf 3 was really inferior to the previous ones was the content; in fnaf 1 and 2 you have 5 full nights, a sixth night and a custom night to mess with the animatronics, in fnaf 3 you have 4 full nights since nothing happens in the first night (I love that but he could have compensated by making it a night 0 or making 7 nights instead of 6) then a sixth night and that's it, the only "custom night" in this game is a series of cheats but it falls short. At least the minigames were more content but it ends up feeling like less than the previous games. I still prefer it over 2 tho
That's a really good point I should have brought up actually! FNaF 3 missing a custom night is a really disappointing part of the game, I would've loved to have that. Your suggestion of a "night 0" is also a pretty good idea which wouldn't take away much from the base game.
i mean how do you make a custom night with 1 animatronic
@@nametagmc7935 Aside from springtrap you could activate and deactivate phantoms and control how aggressive springtrap and the phantoms are, also be able to control how much uses of cameras and audio you have before they break
@@nametagmc7935 UCN managed to pull of the phantom animatronics being customizable so the same should be in Fnaf 3
I feel like the more fleshed out story and the shit tons of secrets is what makes the game have even more content then the others
In my opinion, fnaf one is the best at putting you on edge, fnaf two is the best at making you panic and stressed, fnaf three is the best at the build up of tension, and fnaf 4 is the scariest because of the vulnerability of it all
I personally love how Springtrap AI, because although he can be easy to deal with he can get lost easily as well if the Phantoms get you or you focus too much on your Systems, this can cause panic which can cause you to just miss him in the cameras. Springtrap was also really fast so just seeing him disappear on the cameras can cause more panic, and mix that in with systems that are constantly failing then you got nothing but panic.
There’s something about your editing that makes your points very organized and easy to understand! I’d love to see your take on Five Nights at Freddy’s 4, which in my opinion is the scariest in the series and has my favorite gameplay besides maybe 2
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Well he listened to you lol
He did it lmao
Wish granted
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You should make more retrospective videos on these games personally I don't agree that fnaf 3 should've been the final but I have new respect for the game I always looked at fnaf 3 as a game mainly good for the lore but you're 2 videos definitely made me reconsider some opinions
I'm not saying that I'm the biggest fan of fnaf 3, but I do appreciate the emphasis on cameras like you said. The idea of monitoring the animatronics on the cameras is an iconic part of the games and yet in the original 2 games, spending alot of times on the cameras in the later nights was not only unnecessary, but at times detrimental. Fnaf 1 being all about power management, and spending time on the cameras for too long chewed through that
And fnaf 2 made you feel like you were wasting your time on any cameras other than the puppet's, especially because you mostly likely couldn't see anything unless you used up your flashlight battery that you need to save for foxy.
Good video you have there sir, I hope to see you grow in the future
My favorite thing about FNAF 3 is how well animated the jumpscares are, I just love the way that Springtrap ears bounce during the jumpscare
I agree that story was inclusive and Springtrap really did feel like a final boss (his design was pretty cool too). And it is by far the game whose camera system had the biggest importance to the gameplay in the series.
That said, i think the phantoms' non-lethal jumpscares, while fit the theme of a haunted house, somewhat reduce the tension of the jumps in general, weakening the fear factors too. So it think that drags it down considerably.
If you ask me, the non-lethal jumps can still strike fear in you, but not in the way a jumpscare typically does. They themselves aren't so scary, but make you panic because they can easily cause you to lose track of Springtrap.
There's an example in Jojo where an in-universe jumpscare (a dog suddenly barking at a specific character) isn't lethal, but the resulting panic ends up killing the character because he flinches and falls backward before being run over.
I won't say who that character is because it's a major spoiler for part 5, but that's kinda how I see the phantoms. They themselves can't kill you, but they can cause you to panic and lose track of the one thing that CAN kill you.
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Pastra: *S I L E N C E*
Nightmare Foxy: Hi!
A few seconds later..
Nightmare Foxy: Goodbye.
Its nice to hear I'm not the only one who thinks FNAF 3 is extremely underrated Fnaf 3 isn't scary but Its one of the most fun fnaf games and that's all that matters because even though fnaf is a horror series the only scary games are 4 and HW in VR mode and idk what it is about FNAF 3 but call it nostalgia but something about it has always been really fun to both watch and play and the lore is really good too.
Fnaf 3 was scary as hell for me. One of my friends helped me get past night 3
Fnaf 4 is by far the scariest
I get what fnaf 3 was going for, and I still think it's an idea with a lot of potential. That said, my problems with the game lied mostly in the fact that springtrap's mechanics didn't seem to gel well with the static nature of fnaf's cameras. The still images combined with the obnoxious grainy filters made for a frustrating cat and mouse game. What really killed it for me was amount of time sat waiting for systems to be rebooted, often times just after rebooting another one.
Also Springtrap is just not scary to me at all. He's gross, but not in a horrific way. His jumpscares especially are just really goofy.
Interesting to get another perspective though. I also agree on the phantoms, I thought they were one of the only things about the game that worked really well.
I strongly agree with you on most points. I think Springtrap's jumpscare is William Afton slowly running towards you thirsty for blood, he's a human, he ain't gonna act like some drunk ass Animatronic yelling at you like a kid. I believe that was what Scott was going for, they just didn't execute it perfectly.
So before I say anything I want to apologise for bad english, I'll try my best.
My favourite game in the franchise is sister location. I just love the atmosphere, the design of the animatronics, the lore, and all the theories that were created. It's an underground facility that for us, the employee is unknown. This is the first time in the series where we don't have to survive the night but insted do some tasks that we are told to do. Also we hear animatronics talk directly to us. A small detail I really like is how we have to shock the animatronics, everytime I do that I feel guilty and I feel like something bad is going to happen.
There would be much much more to say, but I hope you understand how dreamy and mysterious this game feels. Also my favourite character is Ennard, I love everything about it.
sister location in my opinion, is pretty mid. however the SECRETS of sister location are some of my favorite. i loved the baby minigame, i loved the private room, and i loved the custom night. so i can definitely understand why its your favorite
I also don't speak english well, but I think your English is good. I am agreeing with you. I think it was more of a story than an actual game. The story was told very well. It is very creative and different from the same concept that all of the other games had.
@@marshvif What does 「 mid 」mean? I have seen it a lot. The translator says 「 center 」but I do not think it is used that way.
@@jesudesune その意味は中間層で。 「ちゃんとした」 と思う。sorry if my japanese was bad, still learning lol
@直井奈子
I believe it means "not good, but not bad either"
Fnaf 3 felt, in strange ways, more accurate to the fear of being a child, all alone in your room. The sounds of only lights buzzing, the fear that every head turn you make could reveal whatever you believe is stealing. I know that's not everyone's experiences with things that go bump in the night, but that somewhat makes 3 feel *more* personal to me.
I honestly liked the ideas, but not really the gameplay. Now before I start, I will admit this is my favorite fnaf and love it, it's just once I realized you can cheese the Springtrap ai through nights 2-5 and eventually make it so he is stuck going into the cam 10 vent, it became less intense and more boring, since because he is constantly venting (ha ha) I am always able to repair my devices and never run into a phantom. I still play through it when bored, and I honestly might try speedrunning it sometime. Glad to see I'm not the only one who enjoys this game
Personally I have always loved how in this game you only have to deal with one threat. It honestly made things manageable and calm once I learned how to deal with the phantoms.
These 2 videos of yours really reminded me just how much and many unique experiences Scott has given us throughout his career and how it connected so many people just talking about what they loved more in a game or which character they liked the most. Awesome work, keep it up! 🙃👍
I saw the firts part literally today
i never liked this game so hearing the polar opposite perspective is kind of amazing
Fnaf 3 is underated
Honestly, if i had to fix FNAF 3's gameplay, i think i'd know how to do it.
To make the game more oriented on using the cameras, there needs to be more variety and more need to look around.
*1.*
To do this, we're going to give Springtrap more hiding spots on each camera so he's never moving back to the same spot.
*2.*
Secondly, we're going to add Phantom Bonnie. This may be confusing, since players might confuse him for Springtrap, but that's exactly the point. Phantom Bonnie will sometimes be hiding on the cameras, similarly to Springtrap, in order to throw off players. When viewed, Phantom bonnie will slowly fade away to make it more obvious that it's a phantom, as well as spooking players who "swear they saw something"
*3.*
We're going to rework the Ventilation system to stop Springtrap from getting trapped in one area. The longer the Ventilation is down, the more rooms Springtrap can move through at once, starting at 2 and counting up. You can hear wind chime sounds every time Springtrap moves while the ventilation is down, signifying that he's jumped somewhere new. This will allow Springtrap to escape spots he's stuck at and force you to have to scan through all of the rooms to find him. This does have one crucial weakness though, as you can still hear Springtrap getting into the vents, which gives away where he is.
These changes would make the feeling of having trouble finding Springtrap much more intense, as he's actually hiding from the player's view much more significantly, and he's unable to be easily trapped at one vent. He's harder to track down and harder to contain, making him feel more intimidating and lifelike.
Side note, the game needs to be tweaked obviously or else the Phantoms would be even more hated since you're busy trying to find Springtrap. The other phantoms show up just *slightly* less unless the ventilation is down, and the cameras have 25% less static to make finding Springtrap more satisfying.
On the other hand, the vents will have almost no static at all anymore but will be slightly blurry since it's a different type of camera. This is also to make Springtrap's grotesque design occasionally viewable and to help demonstrate what Phantom Bonnie looks like for the player.
This fnaf game has stuck with me, back when it was first released I scared beyond what I thought was imaginable. That’s why this game is my favorite, the mini games, the animatronics, and the pure terror I felt.
As someone who's favorite is and always has been FNAF 3 it's really refreshing to see someone not shit all over it and actually talk about it's strengths for once lmfao
Tbh, I kinda wished they added more things that can kill you other than just Springtrap. Such as adding an insanity gimmick for how many phantoms can scare you to death. But those are my personal opinions, this video's great and I can respect your opinion!
It’s really refreshing to hear a more positive take on FNAF 3’s gameplay loop, even as somebody who can’t stand it. Even if I’m not a fan of how most of it is handled, I think it had plenty of good ideas; especially the (potential) quality of life improvements over FNAF 1/2. Also, springtrap best character.
This game has been my favorite FNaF Game except maybe Help Wanted. I agree that it’s very unique that you have to deal with Springtrap only. In my opinion, the phantoms are some of the most underrated characters in the whole franchise.
I agree, although FNaF 3 isn't my favorite I love the game play.
Such a large majority of the community seems to call this game the weakest in the franchise, it’s such a breath of fresh air to hear your opinion accompanied with good points to back it up, great work!
In my opinion fnaf 3 overall has a higher degree of randomness and unpredictability than fnaf 1 and 2, which both makes the game scarier and more challenging. For instance, in the first 2 games, the player could always fall back on a key strategy to beat them. In fnaf 1, it was checking the door lights and monitoring foxy or Freddy's, progress throughout the night. In fnaf 2 it was winding the music box, putting the mask on as soon as you put down the camera before checking the vent lights and flashing the hallway to stall foxy. Essentially, the player's victory only hinged on their ability to repeat a specific set of actions, which caused the games to eventually feel mundane and repetitive. However, in fnaf 3, the arbitrary nature of springtrap's movements, coupled with the sudden, and often untimely, appearance of the phantom Animatronics, makes it so that the player has to improvise their actions in unique ways depending on the situation, hence resulting in a more dynamic form of gameplay that I think is an integral part of the fnaf 3 experience.
I literally have a video defending fnaf 3 coming out tomorrow lol
My biggest problem with FNaF 2 is that some animatronics are just clones of eachother. Only really Withered Foxy differenciates from the toys, and it just adds extra, unneccesary stuff. FNaF 3, however has very few animatronics, leaving no room for unneccesary content. Extending on what you said last video, about the final boss feel of it, I do agree that nightmare fredbear and Ennard will never be the same. In fact, Nightmare Fredbear was even LESS terrifying in that sence, as he could only be in one place at a time. FNaF 1 and 3 have to be the absolute best in that sence of no unneccesary extras, and an overall feel of dread.
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Pastra: "I will upload other horror games and other horror's media"
Me: *holding a cup expecting some SCP content* noice :)
I just watched your video on fnaf 3 a couple hours ago and was excited to see u make another one lol. Keep making fnaf videos I am enjoying them a lot and you deserve much more attention.
I feel like FNaF 3 is a game that actually gets better the harder it gets, which isn't always true for other FNaF games. For example, in FNaF 2 it can get kind of annoying to just always be winding up the music box and flashing the hallways all the time, but with FNaF 3 it feels really dynamic, what with trying to avoid Springtrap crawling through the vents or getting too far out of a favorable zone. On Nightmare Mode, and especially on Aggressive difficulty, it feels like the night can play out so many different ways, instead of just one formula. Not to mention that there's a line of progression of Springtrap getting to your room, as opposed to how in many cases you just need to deal with animatronics as they come in other games. Beating the game with all 4 stars felt super satisfying.
Great video, btw!
one thing i love about fnaf 3 is the tension whenever you look across to the other side of the office. you never know if something will be waiting there.
i love the thumbnails springtrap design
I personally love FNAF 3, as someone who grinds NAO, It really makes me happy to know that other people feel the same way about this game
Oh, and FNAF 3 has got one of my favourite menu screens ever, for me it's personally up there with some of my other favourite games like Arkham City.
MGS4 will always have the best menu though. That is the GOAT :)
I never noticed how spingtrap actually moves closer infront of you to your door when he reaches your window
Finally someone else who loves FNAF3's gameplay. To me it's one of the more fun FNAF games to play. I love how strategic the gameplay is and the 1 on 1 chess match feel. Maybe more people would enjoy it if they played it more, I know spending more and more time with the game made me appreciate it more as I picked up on more of the little details, like how the timing of when the "he's getting closer" ambience starts is specifically tied to Springtrap getting to cam5 (unless Phantom Freddy is in front of you), and becoming more intense when he's in cam2, which is incredibly useful to know
This is incredibly interesting. I love the points you bring up and how you bring them up. I agree that FNaF 3 is extremely underrated. I myself am guilty of forgetting about it, at times. FNaF 3 was where Springtrap thrived. He just... wasn't as cool after this game, which is sad.
I can disagree with you on a few points, mostly about being the _best_ gameplay. FNaF 3 did have unique and interesting gameplay, which I always love. There's nothing more that I love than unique and interesting gameplay. FNaF 3 was this, and it was what the series needed after having two games with (mostly) similar mechanics. The Freddy head trick was so cool and I'm heartbroken it was forgotten. Despite all this, I really liked FNaF 4's and Sister Location's gameplay, more than 3. FNaF 4 was terrifying, and it was built to be that type of fear you have a child. Scary enemies can come from literally anywhere, even behind you. They pick you up and eat you. Sister Location changed every night, spicing things up so you didn't get used to a singular routine. Some nights you were crawling through vents or across floors. Once you were fixing the place while placating a murder bear, while another you were, funnily enough, trying not to get the William Afton treatment. SL wasn't super scary, but it was really cool. I really liked being able to lead Springtrap through the cameras, and how you had to use it. I wish it was utilized more often in the series, but the cameras were abandoned post-3. Most of the mechanics from FNaF 1-FNaF 3 were abandoned, which really sucks.
Springtrap wasn't that scary to me, honestly. He was creepy and disgusting, and the body horror aspect was fascinating, but not really scary. The Phantoms were really good. They spook-ified the animatronics, which was really good, especially for the end. (Or what was presumably the end) Again, spooky but not super scary.
fnaf 3 is definitely my favorite, gameplay wise. my least favorite part though, is how the hallucinations work. instead of seeing duplicate springtraps whenever a ventilation error happens, it's whenever the lights / alarm is going off. i mean it makes sense, but can turn the gameplay really annoying, fast.
No one talks about how the balloon boys voice is basically a child’s voice luring/distracting him away from you. Cause his urges are that strong.
I hate to be a "nuh-uh" person but Springtrap moves towards the audio lures because his suit is in animatronic mode and it's actively set to move towards noise when it's quiet in the room
I litteraly just got your FNAF3 Video recommended to me under an hour ago. These are all pretty valid points, and I never personally got the FNAF3 hate-
Phantom Freddy is my favorite Fnaf character, he is underrated and overlooked because he is a Phantom, despite the fact that they are very important to the gameplay and they are really cool, being burnt and all!
fnaf 3 has always been my favorite gameplay wise, which is funny because for the longest time it seemed I was the only one who thought that lol
I- just saw your last video and discovered about this bare minutes till you uploaded this, i'm subscribing 100%
I love that you use Watch Your Six in the background, one of my favourite osts ever
Which brings me to the question what you think about Sister Location. It's a game with various different game mechanics and a really disturbing lore and I'd love to hear your take on it, I really enjoy listening to these videos :D
You'll soon be in luck :)
@@Pastraspec Can't wait then :D
SL is my favourite game so I'm really curious :>
While I don't think it is the best in the series, it is definitely the most underrated. I used to hate the game for its mechanics 2 or 3 years ago, but it really has grown on me recently.
what I really like about your videos is that when you're talking about a specific thing, you're always showing an example on screen, like the connection between cam 5 and cam 8. I think it makes the video so much more entertaining and easier to understand when you have a clear example of what you're talking about to illustrate your point, and many people don't necesserly do that, so this is just a quick thank you for the dedication and attention to detail in the stuff you make
I love FNAF 3's gameplay. I'm addicted to the dread I feel when I lose track of him or need to reboot all.
I actually quite liked the gameplay to 3. You constantly felt as if you were patching up holes to certain problems instead of simply countering different animatronics. Having to focus on only Springtrap was a pleasant change from 2, where you were bombarded by around 11 characters.
My only complaint would be the phantoms. They act as the catharsis which breaks tension instead of it being Springtrap himself, which ultimately desensitizes the player to much of the fear factor present.
That being said, I love the lore of 3 and it's atmosphere. The putrid green colour and remnants of animatronic props and parts from 1 and 2 make this feel like the cumulation of everything in the series up to now. Add to that the meta style minigames, the soft piano of the good ending, and the fire at the end, and I wouldn't have been too sad if the series ended there and then :)
It introduced Springtrap. By default it cannot be a bad game.
Yo I actually just watched your other fnaf 3 video earlier today, nice
Out of FNAF 1 - 3, it has the most interesting and varied gameplay loop. In fnaf 1 and 2 , you can use a foolproof loop of actions to defeat it, but there’s no such strategy in FNAF 3.
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Commented on the original video before seeing that this was here. Your opinions have definitely made me appreciate the stylistic choices that went into this game much more than I did previously. I would still say that this game suffers in terms of teaching the player, but there are still some really interesting things about it. For instance, I just learned that you can potentially drag Springtrap to CAM 1 even if he’s already in your office, which is pretty cool.
this is a small detail but i love how you section the parts for all the different points you go over. It always makes it easier to follow videos when people do that
This really covers every reason I absolutely love this game. I always found 1 and 2 boring, because in the earlier nights, you're just waiting for shit to happen, and the later nights (especially in FNAF2) you're just abusing a broken system to always be safe. FNAF3 breaks that, and feels alot more "call & response" than the other games.
It also, as you said, feels alot more personal, but also more intense in a way because of it.
Also, I love actually having to use the cameras, instead of relying on the same 1 cycle over and over again. The game feels a bit more unpredictable, which makes it infinitely more exciting
FNaF 3 is just Rick Astley trying to keep Rick Astley away
This game is amazing no matter what you all say the trailer is epic and its so cool seeing William trying to get us
For me personally, fnaf 3 is all about the plot, I really like how they *cough* ended *cough* William's story and Fazbear at general, sure, there were some flaws, but generally it was pretty good, although, gameplay-wise... It's not terrible, the fact that you need to know how to use pizzarias' loadout to your advantage is great, but for me, it felt a little bit too easy and it almost felt like a grinding, that you need to go through to play minigames and get another piece of a lore.
But it's definitely not a bad game, I still really like it
THE LEGEND HAS RETURNED. I was watching your video about FNAF 3 being the best game and then......YOU UPLOADED JUST NOWW :)))
FNAF 3 has always been my favorite out of the franchise for the exact same reason, between that atmosphere and feeling it gives off makes it feel so much better than the others. While it is easy and "lack luster" it still has its own charm to it and feels great, or at least that's how I feel
Very well done. I remember the hype building up back in late 2014-2015. Some really good memories. it makes me sad to see how many people don’t like this one but it makes sense when you think about how it’s very likely 90% of the people that hate it have never played it.
I’ve always loved fnaf 3, it’s been my favorite not because it’s the best in the series but because it checks most of my boxes for a good horror game :)
rewatching these videos over and over again. i first got this recommended to me the day after it came out or so, and i still get enjoyment listening to these unique but solid takes. it’s oddly fun listening to this every time even if it is the 5th or so.
Both your other FNAF 3 video and this one opened my eyes to a lot of points I overlooked in FNAF 3. It's still pretty low on my FNAF list but I definitely appreciate it more thanks to you
Me watching the first vid then finding out his vid xD nice timing
It's nice to see someone that appreciates this game just as much as me! I always felt like a lot of the things you talked about the game, the creepy setting, knowing you're against (at first) something unknown but at the same time actually evil, the fact that the cameras have to be used in order for you to survive longer and the panic that losing springtrap from your sight cause is unmatched in any game, it feels more like a 'bossfight' kind of experience and that's what i really like about it, compared to other games that when progressing through nights you feel that when you get the gameplay down you just find yourself repeating the same things over and over without paying much attention to the animatronics themselves while in fnaf 3 it feels like any night could play out differently because there isn't a way to completely get rid of springtrap, you just cannot stop paying attention and luring him away from you, also not mentioning the iconic soundtracks, iconic sfx (like the night start sound and such), springtrap's awesome design (also my favorite character in the franchise) and the eerie atmosphere just adds a lot that neither any of the other games have
The only thing holding back fnaf 3 from being perfect is springtrap's lack of a jumpscare.
he kinda just goes like "hey, u dead now bro" and calls it a jumpscare lol
I love these in depth looks at the FNaF games. I love your channel so much. I hope that you keep covering these horror games. I’ve watched all your FNaF videos and I’m watching the rest now. You are awesome!
My only problem with the phantom animatronics is specifically Foxy. While all the others have some sort of "clue" that tells you they are coming and you can avoid them, foxy just feels completely random. I know that this is most likely on purpose to force you into a stress situation to deal with malfunctions but i just don't like the randomness of it.
No. It will come to you when you open the camera for a long time
You should make a video on slender the arrival next, maybe do a comparison video to it and fnaf 1
I really enjoyed both of your videos on this game. I always thought FNaF 3 was highly underrated and now you’ve given me more of a reason to love it even more. Great work :)
ennard fight song in the background got me breakdancing during this video
Just recently discovered your channel and gotta say, I’m an instant fan! Looking forward to anything coming next!
I definitely agree with all your points Pastra. FNaF 3 was always one of my favourites and I found it criminally underrated as well. Another thing I love about FNaF 3 which I didn’t think you mentioned was that, although FNaF 3 is all about keeping track of Springtrap on the cameras, he’s quite hard to find as he often hides on the cameras, and the static that fills the screen when you switch cameras makes it hard to really quickly flip through every camera to find him, only adding to the panic if you’ve lost his location.
Bro i didn't even knew you could dodge phantom foxy's jumpscare by not scrolling further from the left..
i absolutley love your vids man! Keep up the good work!
I don’t understand the hate of FNaF 3, I always though that it was one of the strongest entries in the franchise.
Fnaf 3 has always been one of my favorite in the franchise. I can tell you have so much potential as a youtuber.
My issue with this game is that every single scare is told directly to you before it happens. Springtrap in the window or Springtrap running behind you, or every tell of the phantoms. It becomes less of a "ahh! I died" and more like "Oh cool thats gonna happen now..."
You should totally do more of these on the other FNaF games and possibly some fangames, these are super entertaining and I can't believe I've only seen your videos now!
THERE IS SOME PART OF THE ARG HERE I CAN FEEL IT
Same
WE'LL FIND IT QUICK GO REVERSE AUDIO AND CHECK THE SUBTITLES AND WATCH TILL THE END
Rewatching your earlier videos really shows how far you've come as a content creator, Pastra. All your videos right from the start have such an enjoyable, rewatchable vibe. I'm glad you've grown as much as you have
You’re the best CZcamsr in my opinion honestly, your editing is very unique and it’s amazing, and your attention to detail in fnaf is incredible, as it captures the attention of the viewers.
been binging your videos all day! all i can say is that you help the bad thoughts go away /positive
Scrolling through these videos you are quickly becoming my favorite youtuber.
I saw your first FNaF 3 video, then I decided to watch this, and your content is AMAZING. I can't wait to see more, because I am coming back to this video from when I watched "The Mysterious House" video on The Walten Files, and every other video on your channel, and I felt I should comment on this video because your content is just so damn good.
i like when you're looking at the camera and when spring trap runs by, he's facing and looking at the player as he does so.
These points and the title are much better than your last video on this topic, big improvement, good job. :D
So excited to see you cover more content!
When it comes to fnaf videos, you have the best tone, it’s frustrating sometimes to sift through videos that aren’t as thought out or as focused on a theme and subject as you are, doesn’t hurt that you have a very nice voice too, keep up the good work ❤
I love your fnaf videos and I cannot wait for more to come
ngl I love your two vids
You clearly know how to formulate your points and thoughts
Honestly I can see you make a series of like- retrospectives or analysis' out of games and media (and etc)
I love your channel. Great content. Have a nice day Pastra :))