#note from management

- Love, Management <3

i wanted to do, like, one last video, at least, in order for some proper closure, but i wouldn’t count on it. i want to but i feel like i’d never get around to it :(

— Happyface :)

all jokes aside my main problem comes from the explanation in-universe, or the lack of one. it would've been a good mechanic to shake things up a bit (giving you the chance to "get even" with the animatronics, so to speak), but the actual explanation for gregory's actions don't make sense. they should've come up with a better incentive to destroy them rather than just "oh i was chased a couple of times," because when you get down to the rest of the game, the animatronics are SUPER easy to evade and aren't threatening at all. it also doesn't help that the animatronics' AIs are dumber than a bag of rocks so it really eliminates the idea that gregory is in any real danger. we should've gotten gregory exhausting all his options, or even his life being in actual peril by the animatronics, and then decide that his only choice would be destroying the animatronics. then his actions would've come off as more justifiable with the argument that his back was against the wall. you could argue that gregory being like 10-12 year old means he wouldn't think that all the way through, but that goes out the window as a video game protagonist. it's sloppy writing