Into The Verse

Beyond FNAF

Hello! I'll be discussing Bryan's roleplay context and suggesting that he explore new concepts.

To start, it seems he has created more FNAF roleplays than non-FNAF ones. His main FNAF roleplay is still ongoing, and I find it to be my favorite series within the franchise. The first and second seasons are particularly enjoyable for me. Another wonderful series was The FNAF Hotel.

The reality is that he has produced many fantastic FNAF roleplays. However, I am beginning to feel fatigued by the continuous flow of FNAF content. Watching countless FNAF roleplays is becoming tiring and repetitive. While I understand that the FNAF roleplays on YouTube incorporate different ideas, they ultimately revolve around the same core concept.

There are so many FNAF roleplays that I no longer want to watch them, as it feels overdone. It's not just the individual FNAF roleplays that share the same concept; it's the entire genre.

Now, regarding TheFamousFilms' FNAF roleplay, I believe it started around six years ago. At that time, it was widely popular, inspiring many creators to develop their own roleplays.

If Bryan continues his FNAF series into 2024, I worry that viewers will become tired or bored with watching only his FNAF content, especially if he doesn't introduce new non-FNAF roleplays to break up the monotony.

My main suggestion is that he should produce different non-FNAF roleplays. Continuing to create more FNAF series may feel like a waste of time, considering he has already developed multiple series and a main roleplay that has lasted six years. Why continue focusing solely on FNAF content?

I know Bryan has been involved with Origins and has collaborated with other creators, but I would like to see him explore different stories.

Sidenote: I understand he can create whatever content he wants. If he chooses to make more FNAF content, that's completely his decision. What I'm saying is that the FNAF roleplays have become overdone and overplayed.

                                                                .>. That's it. All love to it, though.