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Dear, Scott Cawthon.
Even though FNaF isn't going to die soon, but it's been a ride for seven years of fun and great memories. Before the release of FNaF 1 on August 8th, 2014, at the time where I was in middle school, I had no plans for the future, not many friends, nothing to do aside from waiting for Mario, Sonic, and Kirby games/news, and was a bit depressed. After the game was released, I was fascinated with the designs of the animatronics, the lore itself, people reacting to the jumpscares such as Markiplier and SkyDoesMinecraft (The video that started my interest for FNaF), and gameplay. It changed my life, giving me an interest in Engineering, Arts, and Video Gaming Programming. Speaking of arts, it made me improve my drawing/sketching skills, especially anatomy. FNaF gave me more friends outside of school and met so many such as SpringPopo, A_Ticket_2_Ride, Gnostic28, Great Theorists out there, Great Artists out there, and a lot of normal users as well. Without FNaF, where would I be? I wouldn't have met so many interesting people here, I would have no plans for the future, and I would have no improvements in skill.
Thank you, Scott Cawthon. Thank you for creating the games and books for us to enjoy over the last seven years. You can come back anytime you want if you feel better. Best of luck and have a great future with your family.
Yours sincerely, GoldenRichard93.

Source: www.scottgames.com/

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Dear, Scott Cawthon.
Even though FNaF isn't going to die soon, but it's been a ride for seven years of fun and great memories. Before the release of FNaF 1 on August 8th, 2014, at the time where I was in middle school, I had no plans for the future, not many friends, nothing to do aside from waiting for Mario, Sonic, and Kirby games/news, and was a bit depressed. After the game was released, I was fascinated with the designs of the animatronics, the lore itself, people reacting to the jumpscares such as Markiplier and SkyDoesMinecraft (The video that started my interest for FNaF), and gameplay. It changed my life, giving me an interest in Engineering, Arts, and Video Gaming Programming. Speaking of arts, it made me improve my drawing/sketching skills, especially anatomy. FNaF gave me more friends outside of school and met so many such as SpringPopo, A_Ticket_2_Ride, Gnostic28, Great Theorists out there, Great Artists out there, and a lot of normal users as well. Without FNaF, where would I be? I wouldn't have met so many interesting people here, I would have no plans for the future, and I would have no improvements in skill.
Thank you, Scott Cawthon. Thank you for creating the games and books for us to enjoy over the last seven years. You can come back anytime you want if you feel better. Best of luck and have a great future with your family.
Yours sincerely, GoldenRichard93.

Source: www.scottgames.com/