>>719004826
I just finished the first one and really enjoyed it even going as far as to 100% the achievements. I keep hearing different things about this one and don't really know what to think. I keep seeing the wacky stuff posted but not much else.

I'm still new at the game but when I play Legion I pretty frequently get 4ks even when I'm not using the power effectively. I know I'm not playing well but unless they're in a SWF I do well against higher prestiges too. I think I should just swap to a killer like Nemesis or Springtrap to do some ranged stuff since it seems my big issues is just stopping loops.

I just found a loophole

>Sell game with lots of bullshit promises
>Rake in $$$
>Drag it out for a year
>Put the $$$ in safe bonds or 4% yield
>Oops sorry we can't delivar because we're OP and no you can't keep the game we'll KILL IT and refund you
>**Without interest
>Made money off of the interest and killed a game
>Feelsgoodman.jpg

I just found a loophole

>Sell game with lots of bullshit promises
>Rake in $$$
>Drag it out for a year
>Put the $$$ in safe bonds or 4% yield
>Oops sorry we can't delivar because we're OP and no you can't keep the game we'll KILL IT and refund you
>**Without interest
>Made money off of the interest and killed a game
>Feelsgoodman.jpg

>>714133218
It's pretty good. Definitely still rough and a whole other genre but they're trying their best. I currently have 300-ish hours in it but I'm at the wall with the current patch. I mostly just make moonshine and scam old ladies with fake invoices in a loop while leveling up my skills. I think if you liked INFRA then you'll like it too.

>>508796733
I think even if you see it as childish you can try to understand that people are getting fucked over by big corpo bullshit. It's happening in more media industries than just games but games is where it's most egregious and murky legally as to what companies can take away from you after you purchase.

>>527764973
I think you can still have the downfall of Fazbear be on their safety issues, but you can now have the corporate explanation of covering up deaths and shit be that they're one of those 'family businesses' that are growing too fast to keep up and don't give a shit at the costs. Afton obviously just wants power at the start, and when he realizes killing kids can make you immortal he just goes for it. I like it more than the tragic villain thing people try to go with him wanting to bring back his son.