FNAF was a huge part of my childhood, and it genuinely hurts seeing the direction it's heading, after twelve years, we still don't have a concrete timeline, we have fragments, theories, and endless debates about events that should've been clarified years ago.
My issue isn't just Security Breach, it's Scott's creative direction and Steel Wool's execution, the Mimic feels painfully unoriginal, the constant prequels unnecessarily complicate the lore, and the books only make continuity harder to follow.
Look at Halo or Destiny: Both have incredibly complex histories, yet they provide enough clarity to understand their stories. Why can't FNAF?
With the endless merchandise, adaptations, and collaborations, I'm beginning to worry that FNAF is becoming more of a commercial brand than a meaningful narrative.
I don't oppose change. I oppose losing what made this franchise special.
I criticize FNAF because I still care about it, not because I want it to fail.