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I looked at scootgames.com a few minutes ago and I noticed that the background image for the site changed. This background image could be the FNAF3 map because Scott has been using this site to tease FNAF3. Here's the link: http://scottgames.com/

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Interesting. It looks like its designed as a more linear course, as though the animatronics are on a sure-fire course to get to you, and you need to do something before they arrive.

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FusionZGamer found sometime hidden in FNAF3's map. 

 

 

This is mean that FNAF3's map could be a lot bigger since these could be hidden passages which would make the game a lot more interesting. 

Interesting. It looks like its designed as a more linear course, as though the animatronics are on a sure-fire course to get to you, and you need to do something before they arrive.

 

I much prefer this idea to FNaF2's hectic 'eleven different animatronics can be at eleven random places except when they're all crowded around your office' approach. Keeping things linear would make a large number of animatronics manageable. You could actually keep track of them, and having a general idea of where they'll go next would make the game more strategic instead of relying on (and getting screwed by) the RNG.

It's also worth noting, I think, how good Scott is at building hype for his games and giving just enough information out on a regular basis to keep people interested.

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