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• Ok so to just add a little bit to the idea of fnaf in DbD

  
  

  There is more to the lore and world of Fnaf then what the games reveal, yes they are jsut semi puzzle horror jumpscare fests (which I enjoy) and looking at it that way is for sure bound to make a poor chapter.

  That said the only character I think has enough depth to make a power and chapter around is Springtrap. He has the most unique AI compared to most animitronics due to being still mostly in control. The phantom animitronics can act as traps and also a way for Springtrap to slow and track survivors. He can have a unique weakness of laughter drawing his character slightly to an area meaning he can be a bit more powerful as he might have an easy to handle counter.

  
  

  
  

  Look, I'm not saying Fnaf should or shouldn't be added to dbd, but yes most of the animitronics would not do pretty well if the sole power is just jumpscares.

  
  

  Finally, sorry if I cannot spell animitronics correctly, it's an odd word for me :/

  in "FNaF" Comment by Darkheart747 June 21, 2020

• All I ask, if they ever made this a dlc, use the bite as the Mori. I would love to throw them in a springlock suit but that would be a bit much, having a suit just appear or something. But having an animatronic bite down on them would make more sense.

  
  

  I honestly like the idea of Springtrap as it fits more the style of DbD but would love to see the actual robots as more 'powerhouse' killers. Large and slower means easy to spot and avoid, but an ability like the jumpscares where they leap at someone and put them down if they catch them. If balanced right it makes low level robots probably an easier killer to avoid while making skilled killers a good threat

  in How to make the Fnaf chapter possibly work (without making it 'cringe'?) Comment by Darkheart747 January 4, 2020