/5N@F/ General

I love you

Born To Get Stuffed

What the fuck do aliens have to do with ghosts?
Actually, never mind. I don't care.

I don't let it bother me anymore. Nine times out of ten our OP is garbage.

Okay, a lot of peeps, myself included, are disappointed in Scott going the ghost kids direction. What would you have done, /5N@F/?

>What the fuck do aliens have to do with ghosts?
Well, they do seem to be at the heart of this thing called Scientology.

Kept it deliberately ambiguous, balanced "it might be ghost kids" with "this company might be a bunch of greedy negligent idiots." Give ample evidence for both.

If you shoot one, they become ghosts.

Haven't you BEEN to /x/? Ghosts, Aliens, Reptilians, Serial Killers, they're all part of the same organization man.

I think that there's nothing intrinsically wrong with ghost kids.
The concept of brutally murdered children who had their corpses disposed of inside some shitty Chuck E. Cheese knockoffs and now haunt its corridors in pain, fear and fury is a pretty good one, in my humble opinion.

The execution leaves much to be desired, however.

I agree with for the most part, the minigames in 2 just gave too much info away at them just being spooks

Shitposting aside, who/where did this pic come from? This is the first time I'm seeing it.

I think someone asked a drawfag in some /a/ thread

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how i would fight against punchy
youtube.com/watch?v=LSAXPzcFupM

>fighting punchy

madman

FNAF 2 has new versions of the four, but it's a sequel. The FNAF 1 robots remain relevant because they stuff four children into the suits over the game's period. At the end, a major incident occurs in the daytime and you fill out a package slip to send both sets off to be scrapped.

Golden Freddy appears and is more animate, materializing with a bloody part of a suit in his hand and then disappearing as a hallucination. Clicking the suit parts and assembling a Golden Freddy suit will result in the unlocking of a recording, of a quote from the Frankenstein novel

Dunno about FNAF 3. I'd personally go into detail on why Phonefag wanted you to check the heads in the backroom. Did Scott ever explain that bit about FNAF 1?

I was gonna say it's by Servo, but I'm not too sure.

Springroll, you autistic fuck!
Why won't you come back to us? Why won't you come home?

Nah, it was a request on /a/ like that other guy said.

>you will never tie Nightmare Foxy's legs and arms behind his back and torture his twig and berries with a feather from 12 am to 6 am without pause

What quote were you thinking?

The fuck is a feather gonna do? Think you've watched too many loony toons (or furry porn)

"Accursed creator! Why did you form a monster so hideous that even you turned from me in disgust? God, in pity, made man beautiful and alluring, after his own image; but my form is a filthy type of yours, more horrid even from the very resemblance. Satan had his companions, fellow devils, to admire and encourage him, but I am solitary and abhorred."

I feel I'm being trilled. I mean using the tip of the feather to slowly stroke from bottom to tip, over and over. The fluff and point is like an even more tantalizingly slow form of forced edging.

I'm circumcised, I couldn't feel a feather tickle my dick if it came from a burning phoenix.

I feel for you, man.
Maybe one day technology will allow for prosthetic dicks.

I'm circumsized and I DEFINITELY can feel and enjoy a feather. Are you sure you haven't just overfapped to a sense of numbness?

Perfectly honest, I would have much prefered to be circumcised. I have way too much skin, and my head is to the point where if I stimulate it too much with my hands it starts to hurt, even whilst auto fellating

I jack off like 3 times a day circumcized and my nerves are just fine.
Dicks aren't like noses, they don't sneeze if they're tickled. Unless you're into that of course.

Better too much than too little.
You can auto-fellate? Color me impressed.

Same, buddy. I hate it when I look at my cereal every morning and see the bastards who's responsible for jewdicks being such a meme.

I was actually going to make an account on e621 just so I could tell JBK how much I enjoy the fnaf art they've been drawing lately, but none of the usernames I put in were accepted and every time I put in a new name I had to re fill-out all my other account information as well.
Anyway, here's a Bonnie. If any of you degenerates are signed up over there, feel free to post some words of encouragement on my behalf.
static1.e621.net/data/47/af/47af29a021309c3ea6dbd4b1a148efea.png

>cartoon rabbit with lines drawn over the joints

Its not really all that hard. There's a couple of guides teaching ya how to do it, and you just have to be determined and regularly do the necessary stretches

Want your D? Gotta work for it.

I feel kind of bad for Springroll's Purple. He thought he had a gal who was his bright spot to all the dark shit he did and she not only got her hands dirty, but kept it a secret.
Really liked that Purple walked out of her and took the news badly.

But that isn't what was posted at all.

>random outside artist
Nah.

now if only springroll could learn to write a woman

>That one drawing of Chica cleaning her stained tits with a hand buffer
Nice.

It's okay to like things that don't come from here, you know.
Sure there's people like Kayla who make a bad name for fandom artists everywhere, but don't
forget that before they came here, people like Fansmut or GMF were random outsider artists too.
Not everything outside of Veeky Forums is automatically bad.

>commenting on a booru or paheal
Highest form of autism.
5naf.booru.org/index.php?page=comment&s=list

Also, somebody ban Juwantolbert and his shitty Gmod pics. The booru's not a receptacle for every underaged autist on the internet.

That's what you get for thinking all your problems will go away and you'll magically be "saved" by a manic pixie dream girl.

All because an artist isn't from the thread means you can't appreciate their art? Pic related, I love stuff by hanada03.

>actually linking them here
For what purpose?

>somebody ban Juwantolbert and his shitty Gmod pics. The booru's not a receptacle for every underaged autist on the internet.

Doesn't Springroll do that shit too?

I wouldn't mind ordinarily but he seriously tried to use the TF2 Scout model as a generic human, one of the most recognizable characters in PC video games.

Pic related is probably a better example

>what thread?

Springroll's an OCfag from here who makes stuff for the thread. The booru is a collection of stuff made here by people from here. It's why it's called the -- 5N@F -- booru instead of FNAF or whatever. It's specific to us.

>I hate everything from outside Veeky Forums, and so should you!
Just shut the fuck up.

Haven't you noticed all of the newfag Roommates fans we've gotten recently?
Not that I mind, to be honest. A lot of them have actually acclimated the the thread pretty well; and all things considered, I could think of far worse things that a renewed influx of mediocre Weaver art.

Why the double posting?

Why the double posting?

Okay, that's just putting words in his mouth. Nothing wrong with outside art, but that's not what the booru is for.

Found the underaged newfag who found us through the booru - the booru is and has always been made specifically to catalog and archive the art made in these threads. That has been it's explicit purpose since it's inception.

So no, YOU fuck off.

HEY

You dont talk to my wife like that

Welp, I gave it a try.
For the user who requested voicefaggotry of Toy Bonnie checking up on Mangle, have a thing set the day after she got mangled.
picosong.com/tKsW

How is the best way to write a female character? Who writes good girls here? Not just mindless sex drones, actual girls.
>inb4 implying girls aren't all mindless sex drones

The vidyabooru is not for dumping your favorite memes.

Neither is /5n@f/'s booru. It's written in the rules, buddy.

>write a good character
>make it male or female

literally all you need to do

>benis is a feshposter

I'm willing to bet that's how we got Ed, Paper Blossom and the hykez87/fxglove/whoever.

Mr. Bank, would you please sit down?

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Actually I've frequented the other vg boards before. Just decided one day to check this board and, yeah

I've honestly never really thought about that before. I usually view characters as characters and consider gender a superfluous detail; it give you insight as to who they are, but it should never ought-right define them. Anyway, as far are your other question goes:
Poke is a great character writer, and many of his cast are females, so I'd say he's a good place to start.
Sy puts a lot of thought into his characterization, but he usually approaches his cast more as mechanical beings than ones defined by gender.
I'd say Snax, maybe, since she's a woman who wrote about woman. But then again, her cast is literally comprised of sex drones, so take that for what you will.

Not sure what to feel about this

What?

It's not like most of us weren't thinking it the moment you showed up.
It's not a bad thing, I guess. We all had to have gotten here somehow. But lets face it, regardless of whether or not it's true, you do fit the bill as an outsider fanboy pretty well. I mean, you've got numbers on the end of your name, for god's sake. Who does that on Veeky Forums?

Poor mangled Mangle. I didnt think Blonnie cared that much but he sounds torn up when the note gets ripped apart.

>Numbers
>4 chan

You think of a man, and then you take away Reason and Accountability.
But seriously you just write a character. The gender is just another detail, like appearance. It only has an effect when any other facet of the character would, ie. In certain situations or what have you. They're shaped by their experiences, not their Bidybabs.

>Sy puts a lot of thought into his characterization
Thanks for noticing, user.

A key point about Blonnie I try to show in both voice and writes is that he puts on an act most of the time to hide his true feelings. I wanted to show things cracking through there and then him dropping the act altogether for the last line.

I see a lot of people claiming gender is just a detail and not a vital aspect of a character. I don't see how, consider growing up, you see the ideal man and ideal woman to influence you as you grow. Maybe you embrace the ideal, maybe you rebel. For a woman who is loving and gentle and kind, like many Bonnies we have (Snax and Protoms come to mind), said qualities would mean a much different character were she male. Then look at characters that rebel, like Oracle or SyBonnie whom even if they did not grow up, have observed the gender they are meant to reflect and ignored it, instead seeking big responsibility and the lack of expressive emotion that is idealized in man. It's all ideology and arguably social constructs, but even in rebelling against said constructs, a writer must be aware of them to make realistic characters.

That'd why you can't just put tits on WeaverMike and expect the character to have the same air to him. People have tried and it's awkward, you have to reevaluate how people percieve a girl with Mike's traits instead, which changes the world around her.

Well, I am an outsider fanboy, I'll admit that.
And I've always been using the same username on my accounts

You're not wrong.

What you described is a way to write male and female characters, not a rule. The point is there is no rule for how to write a "good" male or female character. There is only "good" characters.

I usually write a character by going in order. First the main hook, something vague and simple. Angry? Loving? Curious? Then a gimmick if it's a special character. A scientist? Sociopath? Religious? Optimistic or pessimistic? Details that would define their dialogue.

After that point I have a fair stereotype to work with, then I let a few details define them the rest of the way. Mental and physical illness come into play here, gender as well and how they respond to it, sexuality, and so on and so forth. Types of people they like and dislike, fetishes, favorite food and drink, minor details that I would define at what point in life they'd acquire them, letting their backstory write itself.

Thus far, rereading my content so far I'd say my approach leads to believable characters, but perhaps not very fun characters, because I tie my characters down to realistic tethers to build on, even chaotic and wild characters risk coming off as calculating instead, and my
characters come off reserved even in heated moments often because of this. To other writefags, do you have any method for creating and fleshing out characters? I'm eager to learn.

>fetishes

Is that necessary to character building? Interesting

Get the Dragon Dildos out of your asses and talk about the games.

>Not Fox Dildos
God damn, lurk more son.

A lot of my stories deal with sex, even if a character isn't sexually active, they observe and think about it by simply being observative. They may hear of a man and a robot fucking in the closet one night. Maybe they think it'd disgusting and report the human. Maybe they think it's adorable. Maybe they find the taboo hot but think the relationship as a whole is unhealthy. Maybe it sparks a fetish or desire within themselves to open up to lovemaking with a robot or human. Sex is a massive part of existing, even when not pursuing it, even if you hate sex that says a lot about a character, especially the reasoning behind it. Same with a fetish, some are just... Born with them but others may have a key point in life where they were exposed to it and developed the kink then and there.

>not knowing the main dragon dildo supplier sells several canine dildos featuring one fox not-zootopia/fnaf dildo
God damn, lurk more son.

Oopsie, I killed everyone again.

It is when you're Ghost. That guy writes everything through the context of sex, even his non lewd stories. I'm not sure he can help it at this point.
The guy's like Grant Morrison if you replaced metatextual deconstruction with wanting to bang a robot.

What is Ghost's Hypercrisis?

That fucking hand

That's more or less what I meant in terms of it having an effect in how it shapes the character. Much like their appearance. I guess basically it's that they shouldn't be defined by their gender, but it's still a contributing factor like many other facets.

Sy here. I start simple at first. A very basic personality trait or two. Then I start building on from there. How do they speak? I find that vernacular and body language can lend a lot towards establishing a personality. Next would be backstory (if any) and how that helps to shape the character. From there I look at interactions between characters and keep developing.

It's very important to me that a reader/listener can easily work out an idea of the character from a few sentences of dialogue. I focus on this because I started as a voicefag, so everything needs to be conveyed purely through dialogue.

I don't know about necessary per se, but it probably has a place with the right context. I wouldn't say I haven't thought about it at least, given some of my stories.

The games are alright.
3 > 1 > 4 > 2 in terms of playing them.
I think 4 is on the poorer side in terms of pretty much everything else, though I liked the design of some of the bots.
I still need to play/stream World sometime.

Even with Dust Bunny, Inside My Shoes, and Ghostquest? How so?

Who's to say Purple isn't deformed in some way?

2 is the best imo

>"Oh man, time to make a new thread. What picture should I use? Maybe I should use the new teaser? Ooh, or how about something relevant to any of the discussions last thread? ...Nah, I'll juse use some Benis shit."

GUYS, I HAVE A SUPER SERIOUS DELEMA RIGHT NOW

I'm eating a hamburger pizza, but I don't know what to drink with it. I got green tea, orange juice, and a bottle of water

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Water, the rest will sully the taste. Save those other options for afterward.

Doesn't water wash away the taste?

>Ghostquest
Even if it wasn't intentional, Oracle was pure waifu bait; Philip even kissed her during one of the last big personal moments between the two of them. That's not to mention all the lewds and 'what-if' fics being made about both her and the various otherworldly entities we encountered along the way; many of which were made by Ghost himself. The themes my not have been overt, but they sure as hell were present.
>Dust Bunny
He literally spent most of last night talking about how the various characters view and would respond to sex and intimacy. The way he talks about these people makes it seem like they're about one contrived paragraph away from a full on orgy. Same as GQ, a lot of it is present in the sub or meta text.
>Inside My Shoes
I have no idea what that is.

>>Maybe I should use the new teaser?

Not OP here, but I actually forgot we had a new teaser until you brought it up. That has to be our OP picture for the next thread.