I have been asked before by people if they can make reaction videos of my content. Yes! Yes, you can. I love watching the reaction videos that people make :) All I ask is that you give proper credit and provide a link back to the original video
My friend you have done it Again. That was amazing. This feels more like Fnaf than what we got from the official game. Congrats on the hard work and the Amazing journey. keep up the amazing work.
Even though you already said that it's OK for people to do reaction videos. I'm still asking because it just seems the right thing to do. Waiting for your Reply.
This is WAY better then the burn trap ending we got,I love how he wasn’t just silent the hole time hunting Gregory but actually talked to him,and it would have been so cool to interact with the blob,over all great ending
Now this is what the Afton Ending SHOULD have been. LONG OVERDUE EDIT: When I said this, I was referring to the way the boss fight with Burntrap played out in the video. The story implications are up in the air as far as I’m concerned, although I do also say that SB could the end of William’s story arc, depending on how the Ruin DLC plays out.
While I’m a little tired of the old Fnaf formula, I think this is a great and unique take on it that would have made for an excellent final boss battle in the game. Very innovative with the old gameplay mechanics.
I like how some of the voicelines like “ bad children must be found” are used by afton almost mirroring how he is in control of the animatronics that said those things in the first place.
@@EditZ66777 no, i believe roxy says "you can't hide forever" and the "no one is going to miss you" is from monty's line. And somebody said the "no more games" is from chica's, but i don't remember hearing her saying that. I know this from a comment on the video of a person voice acting burntrap
I love how it says Burntrap is the one physically groaning while Glitchtrap is the one speaking, as if Glitchtrap is Burntrap's voice since he has decayed so much
Springtrap was my favourite animatronic in this series followed by Foxy, mainly because it's the killer himself in the suit and not one of his victims. So having Burntrap, basically a reincarnated Springtrap, come into the final segment got be hyped. Just wish THIS was the final level we got.
They are the same entity. Afton converted himself into glitchtrap and came back to life by controlling Vanessa from the princess quest II game and then using her to get back into life and turning himself back into a physical entity.
I love how you can actually see Freddy fighting at the beginning. Forcing himself to retract his hand, forcing himself to the ground to avoid lunging at Gregory, and pushing Gregory away when he realized he was too close to him. Imagine how sad Freddy must've felt in that moment. I really wish the game had expanded on his internal battle with Afton like this. It adds to the emotional side and raises the stakes more for Gregory to win.
Adding onto that, i wish Freddy and Gregory had more character moments. To show their bond and how it changes as Gregory progresses through a new type of hell and Freddy sees the truth behind Five Nights At Freddy's. I think it's quite a shame we didn't get to see more from them.
@@omnimon2230 That user is weirdo due to Glamrock Freddy being a father to Gregory and think that this Freddy is... homosexual, rather than going straight.
I was actually shocked when Burntrap almost lifted up the door. The fire mechanic was super cool, and Burntraps lines are so amazing and threatening. Very suspenful!
@@theshermantanker7043 Makes you wonder why there was already a security room with a flamethrower built as a security measure for the doors. Henry's fallback plan?
@@inciacci549 the place where burntrap is in security breach IS pizzeria simulator that Henry built to burn all the animatronics so it makes sense for there to be flamethrowers mechanisms that Gregory can have control of from the security office
I know someone else already started their comment with this, but this is *incredible!* I really liked all of this! Seeing Burntrap on the cameras is already scary enough, and seeing him about to enter the office is terrifying, but not as terrifying as it was when he tried to force the door open or when he took out a camera. Everything about this is just *amazing.* Especially the broken down environment of the Pizzeria Simulator location. It actually looks run down and old and damaged, as it should be. I really like the attention to detail. This was very unique and very cool. Huge props to you. Scott really wasn't lying about his fans and how they can make really unique and creative things, and if this doesn't prove that along with the multitude of fan games, I don't know what will.
I agree with you. This type of content is wonderful, and I wish all Fnaf fans had the same dedication and attention to detail as them. Just… look at that BurnTrap! the only problem with this ending is that you can't continue the story, since Afton is "dead" there can be no future games... since Vanny is no longer controlled by Glitchtrap. The only thing that would make this ending perfect would be that when Afton is on the ground, burning, The Blob picks him up (just like in the original game) so we have chances for future games.
@@thecreatura993 I know it's a little annoying that it's always Afton the villain and *he always comes back*, because *he always do*. but I think the franchise wouldn't be the same without him. some say it should have ended in the fourth game, in my opinion, it has gotten better over the years. If you don’t like it i don’t care, it’s my opinion, so shut the [_____] up Edit: i did 2 references to the trailer of the third game xD
One detail i love is how the subtitles have the different names for Glitchtrap and Burntrap. Showing that Aftons grip in the mortal world is slipping so much that he needs to resort to being a parasite on the remains of Glamrock Bonnie/Burntrap. Simultaneously, it also shows how corrupting Aftons presence is as Burntrap almost seems to be enjoying the chase. From an animatronic designed to bring joy to children to a thoroughly rotten shell made to hold a man who kills children.
@@Z5-XB Glitchtrap is William Afton after Fazbear Enterprises scanned some data from Scraptrap. While Burntrap is him but is too broken & burned beyond repair.
@@spongebobsquarepants1072When you put it that way, it reminds me of Soma (at first, I was just referring to the digital scan part, but then I also realized while typing that it’s also inhabiting a cyborgified corpse to use as a host).
Just the sight of Freddy physically restraining himself to keep Gregory safe is SOOO effective. Those 10 seconds alone are better than the entire Afton ending.
I absolutely love this, this really should’ve been the actual Burntrap ending because it focuses on Burntrap himself (with the Blob being a side mechanic) but it also makes a lot more sense, i feel like it was weird to but in the Glamrock animatronics in the final boss because it feels like they were just added there just because Steel wool had them, and I love Burntrap’s death in this way more than in the original game, him dying in the fire alone is so much more dramatic than the Blob just coming out of nowhere just to grab him and kill him offscreen, and Glamrock Freddy actually getting possessed and leaving Gregory all alone to face off against Burntrap Fnaf 1 style and then to have Freddy gain back control and save Gregory and the both of them running out of the burning down Pizzaplex is Genius, this alternate Burntrap ending is so damn good I gonna just called it the canon ending to the game, 10/10 man Awesome job.
Thank you! I agree, just having Afton pulled into the ceiling was not a very good way for him to go imo. I'm really glad you liked the ideas in this concept
I love the implication that Glitchtrap and Burntrap are kind of acting like a shadowy parallel of Gregory and Freddy; A cunning mind limited by his meek presence, hidden inside a powerful robotic shell limited by its programming. Burntrap is the muscle, but because he's based on a Glamrock Endo - which usually stops moving when they're being watched - he's weakened by constant observation. Glitchtrap, without a direct line to Gregory's brain or any hazardous equipment ASIDE from Burntrap, is helping him by disrupting camera feeds so he can move again, and as a result it gives him that same movement style from the original games where the camera feed briefly cuts out and then hes gone. It keeps what a lot of proposals for a Burntrap fight overlook; that he's explicitly acting as a mirror for the player because you're BOTH watching a camera feed trying to use mechanisms to kill eachother. While that element is gone mechanically, since he's using a typical combination of brute force and subterfuge, it's maintained contextually by making Afton two separate, symbiotic entities that are functioning in tandem just like Gregory does with Freddy.
That's an interesting take and i like it, glitchtrap and gregory are the brains, burntrap snd glamrock freddy are the brawns, their relationships with each other are similar yet different, gregory and freddy's feels like a symbiotic one, while glitchtrap and burntrap's more parasitical
It’s a clever idea, but something of note is that the Glamrock endos only freeze if being viewed in person. If Gregory hides and watches them through the warehouse’s cameras, the endos move.
Honestly think this is better than the official ending we got and if the security room area was an actual gameplay section it would have made the game feel more like Fnaf in a gameplay sense.
@@oofedultra I’m gonna take your word for it because I have literally only seen fnaf via other people playing it, and TH-cam lets plays and such. And the lore is kind of confusing
@@oofedultra yeah actually. Now steel wolf is like OH HEY HERES A LIKE TRAIJ DUMP OF LORE WILLIAM AFTON IS LIKE BURNTRAP OR SOME CRAP WOOHOO IM VERY DRUNK (gets knocked out)
THIS is what Security Breach was missing. Yeah, we have plenty of moments in security offices throughout the game (my personal favorite being the 4-door control room), but none that return back to the classic FNAF formula. Even Sister Location did something like that. People might be tired of that, but it’s still truly what makes Five Nights at Freddy’s what it is.
@@propainandpropainaccesoryies say what you want but having to listen to them creep up to the doors making you want to turn up the volume but adding the threat of the jump scares being too loud was terrifying if you had headphones that wouldn't bust your eardrums.
@@ManimalMoose it's more of my love and expertise in the camera system of fnaf games, so I haven't played anything that's without it (besides fnaf help wanted)
@@propainandpropainaccesoryies 4 works as well as it does BECAUSE there’s no cameras. It’s all about the fear of the unknown. What could be lurking right outside your door at any given moment…
@@Gojirawars03 The problem though is the volume of the breathing being so quiet that the jumpscare is so loud if you turn the volume up. I saw a video ranking all FNAF games based on a polling that the person did, and FNAF 4 ended up with the least vote (much to the surprise of the TH-camr himself), and he suspected it was the fact you listen very closely for breathing which could cause you to have a jumpscare in your ear, making the game so scary that the completionist value suffers for it, and the fact it completely messed up the FNAF lore and left questions that will most likely never be answered, such as the contents of the box.
See, now if the Afton battle played out something like THIS, I think people wouldn't complain about him coming back one final time. This was a boss battle done right. And it makes that final cutscene make so much more sense. Fantastic work.
What's also great is that Afton's death here doesn't feel like "okay well why was he back then killed immediately afterwards what was the point in the first place." Instead, *you* have to put a final end to him, make sure he finally dies for good, and end the horror once and for all.
''I always come back'' Just becasue the burntrap body is gone doesnt mean glitchtrap/afton is gone,he could always leave that body..So we will see him again dont know if its gonna be in the dlcs or something like that but this is not the end..
I like the idea that Burntrap can move in cameras. It gives the true knowledge that cameras are only used to know where the animatronics are at, and not to stop them. Fantastic animation. 11/10
when i first watched this i thought it was part of the new update the devs released. it's so well made and more accurate to the true ending instead of whatever they did. the voice lines, the animations, the nostalgia from all the old fnaf games, everything about this is just PERFECT. the devs need to see this. it's a masterpiece and i also love how some lines he used were from the other animontronics like "you cant hide forever"-(roxy) "bad children must be punished, bad children must be found"-(moon) "no more games"-(chica) it's like it's showing that william really was in control of all of them. love that. this is how it shouldve really ended.
@@soundwave4236 Pretty sure it is, given that Vanny used his actual corpse and what was left of spring bonnie when "rebuilding" him. If it was just supposed to be glitch trap, why would she do that instead of just putting him into one of the animatronics or unused endoskeletons?
@@soundwave4236 Pretty sure Glitchtrap is the same Afton. The circuit boards that the Glitchrap virus came from are heavily implied to have been salvaged from Springtrap's suit.
This is quite realistic to the original game from Security Breach because it takes time to load and the beautiful graphics. And the nostalgia from the first FNAF game is awesome. I hope devs can make a small effort in implementing this into the game.
And if they don’t I really hope someone mods it in! Because this looks genuinely fun and is a good way to end the character, it would open that “deepest pit of hell” that Henry mentions in pizzeria simulator, in a way he’d be killed by a kid bearing a striking resemblance to his first victim
I love the way you implemented the Blob especially, and the fact that the voice is Glitchtrap while Burntrap is merely a puppet with primitive vocalizations indicating maddened, insane vigor to get you. This is all so, so good!
“Bad children must be punished” “Bad children must be found” “Gregory” “No more games” “No one will miss you” “You will not be spared, you will not be saved” All of these phrases that once seemed to come from the other animatronics, were always from Afton
This is so cool, way more satisfying than the actual "fight", and it seems that it would fit decently with the lore and all that. If I had ONE thing to say though, the office style gameplay returning is a cool idea, but I think it would be better if it was still fully 3D with you running around to press the buttons and actually crawling under the desk to hide. I get that would have been a whole lot more to make though, and it's fine right now. I love how Freddy is put out of use for the fight and it's *scary* to see him turn like that, but maybe there could have been some small scene or camera showing him outside the door trying to get in? That Burntrap reveal was sick though. Great stuff
This is 100% exactly what the Burntrap ending _should_ have felt like. You did an amazing job recreating it. 4:55 Also holy crap him actually holding the door trying to get in is terrifying.
Hearing Glitchtrap go “Gregory…” gave me all kinds of chills, this is badass, definitely how the ending should’ve been instead of the half-assed ending we got in the retail game.
5:13 I love that tiny detail where Burntrap stops for a moment, and then he looks right into the camera. It's as if he's thinking, "HOW IS HE KEEPING TRACK OF ME?! Wait..."
William Afton/Glitchtrap/Burntrap: Bad children must be punished. Bad children must be FOUND! Moon (or Moondrop as fans call him): Hey! That's my line!
If you also tie into the knowledge of "The Bite of 1983" and how Afton was so enraged by finding out a bunch of kids killed his son and caught it in security footage, these voice lines become so much more powerful and speak volumes about how blinded Afton is by vengeance this whole time and how it's affected and evolved him as a character
Perhaps it was him making moon so corrupt at night, because Cassie speaks so fondly of him in ruin, and is very confused as to why he’s changed. Burntrap could’ve been speaking through moon- which could’ve been why he was active at night and in specific hours. He could only be reached for so long.
@@snorky184 Then how do you explain Scraptrap then? Besides, if Burntrap here didn't have any voicelines, then he would just be another animatronic out to get the boy for no reason.
@@matthewpastrikos7383 realistically, William is most likely in control of the suit rather than his old body. With that being said the Springtrap suit lost it's jaw and most definitely has no voice box in it. And if that's the case: since he's in possession of the suit and not his body, there's no possible way for him to talk
@@gojicrusader5113 That was only Springtrap's mask that lost it's jaw, William Afton didn't, his jaw is still intact. So it's possible that he can still talk.
Goddamn, William hasn't felt this threatening since Fnaf 3. This is an excellent mod, and while the original Burntrap fight was cool and all, this is so much better. This FEELS like a final boss. This feels like it's personal, something you don't really feel in these games unless you play the first three back to back. Steel Wool should put this into the game as part of their patches.
This is one of the coolest projects I've seen in a while. The fact that it actually uses stuff from the game too is just an added touch that makes it so much better
This would’ve been a way better Afton Ending. Burntrap truly deserved the spotlight and this couldn’t have been more perfect from the very climatic music to his amazing lines. Good job!
Imma be honest, I much prefer this as an Ending than the one we got. This feels more like a boss battle than the Afton fight we got in the real game, and its a throwback to the original FNAF gameplay.
Man, after that final push on the fire button to torch Burn-trap, you can see how much of a rotten corpse the body is. That makes it so scary how he was able to keep going for so long until this point!
Little thing I noticed. SpringTrap's eyes are exactly like normal human eyes though incredibly bloodshot Scraptrap's like dried out and bare as if his eyes have started to rot away BurnTrap's eyes are practically nonexistent, they are the same size as Scraptrap's but have been burned pitch black with nothing left
This ending is perfect, intense, made much more sense, and was just so nostalgic seeing the old fnaf mechanics with new features. Much better than the rushed security breach ending
This has to be included in the DLC. This is waaaaay better than the current Afton ending Edit: This aged like milk, and not the kind to get you cheese.
I feel like if they did this they would improve on it a bunch, but they were running out of time for the game, so couldn’t do whatever they wanted to originally
The afton ending in security breach didn’t sit well with me, the office area didn’t really resemble what you’d expect location/lore wise to the FNAF 6 office, but this was amazing and really utilised all of it and created the perfect ending we should’ve truly got. Amazing work!
If we actually popped into the old office we sat in, 4 years ago in FNAF 6, that would be cool to flip through the main monitor through 3 seperate cameras to just find Burntrap in a short amount of time, all the while attempting to keep out the Shattered Glamrocks with electronic doors.
I was okay with the official version of the ending, same here. But there’s a problem with both. The problem with the official one and this one to a degree is just the fact they brought Afton back again after FNaF 6, the series conclusion, kind of ruining the point of putting all the souls to rest. Then again, he always comes back.
@@sophiebubbles07 I think bringing him back would've been fine because the only reason he was ever even back was through glitchtrap but the way it was handled gameplay-wise and lore-wise just didn't make any sense and was a huge let down for what was supposed to be the huge final villain of the entire series finally confronted directly. This fixed that although I think both Afton endings should've had at least a brief epilogue instead of Gregory and Freddy just sitting on a goddamn hill, which obviously points back to the pizza sim endings but this just doesn't even really confirm or hint anything.
@@ValidT It's been years and 9-10 games now, I think Afton deserves to rest at this point. Also, Afton completely removes any relevance that Vanny has in the game when Burntrap pops up, which isn't good since Vanny is already barely relevant in the game since she's barely in it.
if the Burntrap ending was like this everyone would've loved William's return, let's be honest. From the style of music sounding like it's from UCN and SL, to the classic FNAF formula, to William rephrasing the lines in UCN... this all would've made his return all the more epic. It's basically the OG Fnaf brought to a new era...
The sad part is that if you go into the game files you can see that this was meant to happen there is an unused burn trap Chase animation there's code in his AI for things like "lift door" and 'find nearest charging station" to be honest the glamrocks probably weren't even meant to be there William was coming to beat your ass himself whoever caused the security breach cuts whether it be the fans Sony steel wool or even Scott himself whoever they were they basically fucked the series because now everyone hates William irrationally despite the fact that he's one of those characters whose "literally too angry to die" which are normally adored in fandoms its just because Williams the villain and the burn trap boss fight was dropping the ball people got pissy
To emphasise that he is the one controlling and manipulating the animatronics in the pizzaplex. This ending actually makes playing the game worth it. Hope this guy gets more recognition
Holy sh$t... this was Master class. Afton is terrifying here. The voice acting, the design, all of it was magnificent! Thank you for this, the ending of SB has been saved.
That would be such a cool alternative way to finish the true ending. Way better than the ending we were given. A good ode to the original way the games were played: point n click style I absolutely love this
Since the movie's release, I've been back on a FNaF binge, watching fan-made content and cosplay, and holy HELL this is awesome!! This is what Security Breach needed! Sure we had a few different minigames that sort of replicated the original games, but it just didn't feel nostalgic, if that makes sense. I also love how he repeated lines corrupted animatronics said, making it even more apparent that Glitchtrap was using their bodies as vessles for his sickening agenda. Well done, mate!
This is so much better than the half-assed bossfight/ending we got. Much more suspense and it actually makes way more sense, high quality too. Well done!
This is more or less perfect, but it could do with a little more "pathing" in the gameplay. It doesn't really matter where Afton is or which direction he's going, as long as you spot him before he reaches the doors. I have a suggestion: bring back the audio lure, as follows; 1) Player realises they have the audio lure. Uses it to lure good old Springtrap. 2) Realises that Afton doesn't care about the audio lure! It does nothing! Argh! 3) The Blob shows up. The player comes to the realisation that the Blob responds to the audio lure and goes to that camera. 4) Player realises they can reduce Blob attacks by distracting it with the lure. (When the lure is working, anyhow!) 5) Cutscene when Afton and Blob are in the same camera, showing that Afton sees the Blob and escapes back the way he came. This plus the actual gameplay, lets player realise that the Blob blocks Afton's route, as Afton won't enter where the Blob is. 6) The doors aren't working!! The player should know now that using the audio lure to call the Blob will block Afton's path. The Blob doesn't respond instantly and the Lure needs to recharge between uses, so the player has to take the time to set this up correctly. Despite having no door, they can guard against Afton by plonking the Blob down in the right place on the map. If the player is too slow or wrongly anticipates which way Afton will go, then they're wide open until the Lure recharges and the Blob is ready to move again. 7) As an additional factor, holding the Blob "in reserve" for too long causes it to attack you in the office. So not using the audio lure and just sitting on it until you need it, has a disadvantage! So as you can see, this brings back the element of anticipation, tracking and having to use the map space.
For me, it's important that there's real decision-making going on for the player. Like, Afton is about to move into an intersection. The player could place the Lure on the intersection and hope the Blob gets there quick enough. But the Blob moves on its own timescale. The player could decide there won't be time and it's safer to put the Blob down further ahead on the more vulnerable path, to guard a door. If the gamble pays off, Afton can't enter the intersection, sucks to be him. But if the player has misjudged the situation, Afton slips by before the Blob is in position and heads right to the office, nothing in his way. A player who's keeping tight tabs on Springboi will have the additional info that Afton's been lurking in that camera for a while and is right on the cusp of moving, so there isn't time to block the intersection; guard the most vulnerable door. A player who's lost situational awareness doesn't have that info.
THANK YOU. I was so upset with how anticlimactic it was! All that build up to springtrap being down there only for a 2 second scene where you don't even have to fight him? This was much more in line with what I wanted to see.
This looks incredible. This is so much better than the original secret ending. I like the original fnaf formula implemented. I wish a bit more was done with the blob. Maybe Afton gets up like he does, but instead of just dying, the blob grabs him and takes him down with them. And maybe implement vanny a small bit too. Doesn’t tell u what happens to her in this ending
Yeah, he stops hunting and tries running to save himself, only to get dragged back into the flames never to be seen. Leaving an unclear fate in case he wants to come back again
This is leagues above the actual ending, I especially love how Burntrap said the lines of the corrupt animatronics; “No one will miss you”-Roxy, “Bad children must be punished. Bad children must be found!”-Moondrop. It does seem like the doors don’t rely on power, maybe it can be done so they also take power from the boiler used to burn BurnTrap? That way, you can’t just close all doors and win as then you couldn’t burn BurnTrap.
Sad this never became something in the actual game. It would make Afton's return more nostalgic, exiting, and not only that, but show the *true* end of William Afton and how this time, he won't come back. Great job!
I actually just realized that, that is so fucking clean. They could have totally done it without adding that, but that nice little adapt to how it actually would be in game is so dope
I like how you had Glitchtrap and Burntrap separated. Like Glitchtrap was just puppeting Burntrap's body and is actually talking to Gregory through the computer speakers, cause Burntrap's voice box is too deteriorated to do anything but laugh and groan.
This was so good, it brought just enough of original gameplay mechanics, actually had that sense of tension that a lot of SB lacks, and just looks amazing.
The fact the to the very end he kept fighting to live, to exist, is so in line wil aftons character. He is terrified of death, of what hell hes going back to, probably to meet cassidy and old man consequences again, only rhis time his last bridge to life is gone, hes stuck there now. That last moment of life where you see his eye in that signature purple color flicker while he struggles to move, and he finally he fails to get back up, his eyes go out, and the monster is finally dead for good. After all thwse years he finally loses, and he finally gets his piniahment in the afterlife. The souls of his victims can rest, the living hes infected and controlled can be free, and he'll never spread pain and misery to the world again. This time, he won't come back. This is such an incredible endeing ro aftons story, leaps and bounds better than the actual ending in the game. It resolves aftons story nicely and calls back to classic fnaf, while also making afton terrifying again in a way we haven't seen since fnaf 3. Well done on this, they should have hured you to make the burntrap ending.
This was SO great. So much better than the actual Afton ending. Afton is the threat here, he is seen, he chases you, he can kill you. And Blob presents a problem too, instead of just being a random thing out of no f*ck1ng where. His linea are so good too. Scary and dreadful
@@heyu2395 according to the theory the anomatronics no longer have remnant instead it's an unknown entity that is alive because of remaining agony and so it's collecting all the other anomatronics part to absorb there agony and become stronger
Just the fact that Afton has something to say to you already makes this a million times better, and not being a glitchy mess seals the deal. Vast improvement.
You need to release this as a fan game or mod or something. I guarantee you that fans will love it. Some may even adopt it as the ending in their personal headcanon. This is just too great to leave as a mere TH-cam video. 😍
This is remarkable. Would've loved to see something like this in the original game. There wasn't enough Afton v. Gregory in the original game. It needed more Afton! To only have him on the cameras and for 15 seconds in cutscenes was so underwhelming. As far as I'm concerned, this is canon. Also those voice lines were bone-chilling. Excellent work.
@@marekud1431 He means that he wasn't controlling moon from the "must be punished". Moon n sun were the only ones who don't use the recharge stations so they don't get drained by him.
Wow, I can’t believe that (I think) one dude made a better ending than an entire team of professionals. I mean obviously it still requires some work, but with the right tools, this could be WAY better than what we got. Good work!
It’s funny that one man was able to make an animation better than the high budget game with teams of people working on it. The idea is well thought out and executed. Seeing this makes my heart happy because there was so much wasted potential in the end of security breach. It just feels rushed, but the build up is so well prepared for something exactly like this. You took all that potential and maximized it. HUGE props to you 😊
This is EXACTLY how the game shoulder have ended with the Afton Boss fight. Because it ends the game with original Five Nights at Freddy's office gameplay. I like how you incorporated the Blob with peeking in through the hole at the top once in a while. And using what seems to be a furnace to burn down the facility is a good idea. To me it would be better if you had to charge it manually after every use just to give Afton time to move around. And the fact that he can destroy cameras and try to pull open the door is great! On top of all that, it actually puts an end to Afton and leaves us wondering what happened to the Blob. Top-notch work my guy!
"I am a man of many names. But it's still me." - Dave Miller (The book series) *_"The dead do forget. All they know is that you're here, trying to take away their happiest day."_* - The Purple Guy (main games) - The Man behind the Slaughter - Orange guy (?) - Spring-Bonnie (before FNAF 3) - Spring-Trap (During FNAF 3) - Scrap-Trap, *_"You may not recognise me at first; but I assure you, it's still me."_* - Glitch-Trap (Help Wanted) - Burn-Trap (Security Breach) *_"I always come back, Gregory."_*
I think its cool that we hear Glitchtrap talking, then the dialogue states that its Burntrap that's screaming. It's like they're 2 entities in one body.
I can't believe we live in a world where one person in 2 months can make a better ending sequence than an actual video game company in 2+ years. I not sure if this a compliment to your talent and skill or an insult to Steelwool but I know one thing for sure. You did an amazing job!
You know that steelwood didn't spent 2 years doing this ending alone? I would say they spent on this ending month tops and most likely late during development. (they had to make whole game first to make endings and just run out of time, a i think that they focused on Princess quest ending instead of burntrap ending. ) And that's just animation,making it actually playable is other story. But truth to be told its 100% better than what we got,Basically "what if stellwood had unlimited time and resources for this ending. "
@@UsualCreator don't defend Steelwool. They delayed the game multiple times and they couldn't even manage to animate more than two endings. Not to mention all the bugs
@@panospilatis6598 they delayed the game multiple times because they knew they couldn't make the perfect game in the time they had, if it wasnt for yall rushing them it probably would have been delayed further and released as a suitable game, not the shit it is rn
Man, now I wish this was the actual Afton ending instead of the one we got. It would have been nice to return back to the old point and click controls we had in FNAF 1. Just to give players a hint of nostalgia. Overall, this alternate ending really reminded me of the fast paced controls of Sister Location (if you go into that secret room instead of following Baby’s orders) and FNAF 3 because you face Springtrap, or this case, Glitchtrap. I’d give this a 10/10. Excellent work!
Yeah its a lot like sister locations ennard night while that was cool. This is even cooler! Although maybe i like the sound track of ennards night more but still great. Ennards theme is prob the most iconic out of any fnaf song just the ambience is perfect
I honestly hope they make another fight for and get the Cut Content because so much was cut like alot especially Burntrap He had more in plan than anything
Its crazy how fans can make better endings then major companys who have whole teams working on the game. respect to you guys because I love this ending and it was really well done.
It almost feels like the real game was rushed now. At like a GoT season 8 level. From the comments I heard that this took 2 months? Incredible. Wish Steelwool would have dedication like that
@@meep90011 it was steel wool fault aswell dude, they added a shiiiit tons of stuff witouth telling Scott and he had to pospone the release date which made the dumb fans mad and made them put pressure on Steel Wool
@@Terminated_Account Actually, i think it was our fault and Steel Wool fault, because what are we expecting? They are a team that only made VR games, obviously it was going to go wrong to put them to make a PC and console game, and it was even more with this pressure from the fans. They had to cut a lot of stuff because it wouldn't be able to get into the game until the day of the release. (and also make the ps4 graphics worse, no optimization in ray traycing)
@@enzuhhhhbr here’s the thing it’s not steel wool fault and I blame it on the fans because after Scott retire most of his version of the game was unfinished and steel wool were going to use it but they were running out of time so they had to cut it out because the fans weren’t being patient and also come one guys steel wool isn’t a big gaming company like 343, rockstar, epic games, and EA. So give steel wool a break people you are being ungrateful
This is... FANTASTIC, this is what the Afton ending should be, a little classic reference to the old point-n-click FNAF games with a new tone i LOVED it
That was AWESOME. We could've actually got something similar if the dev team took their time and didn't listen to the pressure that a good portion of the community was putting on them to push the game out as soon as possible.
yeah people were complaining for them to hurry up and then when it got released with a lot of bugs and unfinished things they also complain too yet it's mostly some of their fault
This really feels like a homage to the games. Inclusion of the old mechanics is so cool. It’s really well thought out (more so than the real game ending). I really wish the actual game had this much care put into it. It’s obvious near the end of the game that the quality drops HARD.
Overall an amazing take on the afton ending. If I had to choose one favorite part, it would be how you worked in voice lines from other characters, including those of Moon (Bad children must be punished. Bad children must be FOUND) and Monty (You can run, but you can't hide). Really, amazing job.
I wish the burntrap ending was something more like this. With the official one, burntrap is whisked away by the mimic and really, anything could have happened to him. This would have left us with that feeling where we just know it’s finally over. William was defeated, and as the credits rolled we would’ve gotten to reflect on how far the game and community have come. The real one didn’t give us that.
Man this is actually so cool. I’d suddenly had the thought of “what if the final fight was set up like the original game” and then I stumbled upon this video
Something actually feels threatening and scary about this game, and it wasn’t even made by Steel Wool. The way Gregory panics as he is chased by the hacked Freddy feels amazing, the ambience actually managing to look sinister and re-enacting the nightmare scenario that we are all used to, with Burntrap actually doing something other than slamming his hand on a monitor, this all is just perfect.
I do agree that this is better than what Steel Wool actually made, but they aren’t bad people either and they didn’t really want to “destroy the FNAF lore” as so many (might I say toxic) FNAF fans say they do.
Completely agree. And what I fucking love about it is that instead of still using the other animatronics to do his bidding, it’s like his instinct to hunt children himself comes through. He can’t stop himself, he couldn’t back then, and he can’t now. Stripping off the plugs and abiding to his nature, going straight for Gregory himself. Omg and when Gregory closes the door and Burntrap stops it with his hand is so fucking crazy
@@jacksonfairfax6351sounds pretty weird if you know what I mean but I get what you mean and it honestly feels a lot better than what Steel Wool gave us tbh 😂
The idea of using Henry's location in fnaf 6 for the office is genius and I completely love how the og fnaf 6 "camera" layout is present on this camera map despite not being able to do anything with them. If this was an actual game, I would've loved to see maybe a secret easter egg where some of the cameras work and you're able to see completely destroyed versions of either Scrap Baby, Lefty, or any other animatronics that could possibly be broken down and trapped within these now possibly inaccessible rooms (if any of them are even around still)
I AM SPEECHLESS. THIS WAS INCREDIBLE!! Thats what the original Burntrap boss fight should have been. Honestly when I saw this, I thought Steel Wool released the patch, fixing the boss fight. But not even a minute in the video I saw that it was actually fan made and I..I've got nothing to say just because it's sooo well made. Like Oh my God. The fact that someone spend their time putting this together and making it feel so official is astonishing and as a long time fnaf fan, I must confidently say that this 15 minute alone blows away everything that Security Breach has to offer. The gameplay, cutscenes, voice lines, music and sound design. I am gonna say it again THIS is what the Afton boss fight should have been and it makes me more infuriated how this isn't part of the game originally. And it would have been yet another nicely put together ending for the franchise by killing off Afton once and for all. YOU my man deserve more attention. Have a sub and a nice day.
Only thing i didnt like were those tentacles, i just had to get lucky with afton sending the animatronics back almost instantly after only 2 tentacles spawned. When there were more i just couldnt do shit without dying
There's SO MUCH in this video that was done so well! I don't even know where to begin. This is going to be a long comment, sorry about that in advance. The idea of Gregory having to face off against Springtrap by himself, inside what's left of the FNAF 6 office location, using the classic FNAF fixed office gameplay, all while using the fire mechanism to fight off Springtrap to finally put him down is SUCH A GOOD IDEA! Some may think it's rejecting the gameplay freedom of the rest of the game, but I see it as not only a homage of where the series started, but also working as a means to amplify the terror by taking away the player's free movement and having them remain in a fixed location as their only safety from Springtrap. It makes sense, given the layout you went for, it wouldn't really make for much tense gameplay other than a drawn out chase from Springtrap around this maze. This approach works much better at building up the tension. The idea of using the camera to track down Springtrap, and then using the fire system used in the FNAF 6 ending to damage Springtrap and put him down for good in a sort of classic FNAF styled boss fight is a REALLY fun concept to me, and I loved it's execution here. The terror of this sequence is made all the better with Gregory no longer having Freddy's protection. The last we see of Freddy is him losing to Glitchtrap's control, as far as we know, he's lost and is now just like all the others. Gregory really now has no one left to protect him. Now, he's trapped inside the FNAF 6 location with Springtrap, as he prowls the dark and decerped rooms of this familiar location. Seemingly with no way out. A touch I really liked is how you animated Springtrap's movements to include the classic frozen positions the animatronics from past games had while on camera feeds, while still adding in Security Breach's much more animated body language, seen in movements when he moves out of the camera's view, at the doorways, and when he's set on fire. Seeing this creature who you know is possessed, remaining still and motionless until threatened with fire, and suddenly jumping to life as it screams in pain is shocking creepy. It's eerily similar to certain insects like a Mantis remaining still to avoid danger from ants. A similar case of this occurs when Springtrap gets hit with the first blast of fire, backing away harshly and slowly regaining his stance, to then suddenly jolting to that cold glare towards the camera. As well as just before that final series of blasts, how Springtrap keeps his frozen stance, but turns his head towards the camera as he addresses Gregory directly, and that "He will not survive". Speaking of which, I really like how personal this sequence is. It's just you and Springtrap, alone together in this dark facility. Having Springtrap speak directly to Gregory with Glitchtrap's voice through the monitor, while Burntrap's lines are used for the main body to perform laughs and roars is a nice touch. The lack of any dialogue in the original game really didn't help clarify things or give him much of a presence, especially since he never goes in to attack Gregory directly. It shows that Glitchtrap is the one controlling this body like a puppet, and allows him to speak to both Gregory and the player as he stalks the environment, instilling fear with his surprisingly disturbing and threating dialogue as he tries to get into the office and kill Gregory. Remember, Gregory is a child. Glitchtrap is not putting up any sort of facade and is showing his twisted and murderous nature on full display for Gregory to witness. His of "You are only prolonging the inevitable child", "No one is going to miss you", and "You will not survive" are all pretty disturbing things to say to any kid. His intimidation and maliciousness all fall in line with his reputation as an abusive father and child serial killer, it's still shocking to actually see it performed. It only makes imagine what kinds of things William said to those kids before he killed them once he dropped the act of being Bonnie. Reworking the Blob (I don't really like calling it that name tbh) to be more of a hazard during the sequence, with it slinking into the office while the player hides, and temporality shuts off the fire system, was a much better use in my opinion. It's still an active threat, but doesn't interfere too much or add a frustrating level of difficulty. The certain pieces of dialogue where Glitchtrap reiterates lines from other animatronics earlier from the game, like Moon's line of "Bad children must be punished" also helps establish that Glitchtrap himself was the reason for all of this, and that he's been trying to kill Gregory this whole time by using the animatronics like proxies of his will. Finally, The way this sequence escalates from beginning to end was handled well. How it starts out with a dark and silent eerie atmosphere after being separated from Freddy as Springtrap starts his advance, the tension rising as Greogry starts using the fire system to fight Springtrap off as his one weapon against this monster, to then being forced to overload the fire system once the Blob shuts it down, which in turn makes the entire building starting catching on fire and begin to crumble, rising in intensity as Gregory now must hurry to finish Springtrap off, finally dousing him in enough flame to finally put him down for good. The scene ending with Freddy coming to Gregory's rescue, pulling the door open for him to lead him to safety, and finally bringing us back to the original ending cutscene as the two escape from the collapsing building together. Closing thoughts. This entire ending concept. I REALLY wish we could've got something like this instead of what's in the final game. Hell, I really want to PLAY this version instead. Maybe we'll get something down the line from a fan game, or maybe Steel Wool will make a DLC that gives us a different ending. We'll have to wait and see. The animation work as a whole was done superbly. There are some amazing shots in this video that look SO GOOD, both from composition as well as the lighting. You brought out every scene to the best of its ability. This is one of the best animations I've seen for Five Night's At Freddy's. Phenomenal work GoldenDiamond. Thank you so much for making this for us.
I copied this text and sent it to my english teacher for the essay we had to write with the theme "rating an ending (book, game, movie or series)". I got a 20/20 and my teacher asked me if I cheated. Man, thanks. it is amazing that I found this comment right on time. also i agree with ya!
Because that's literally the point? Glitchtrap is an imitation of Afton, and Burntrap is The Mimic being used as a Vessel by Glitchtrap for his needs, even in this video repeating lines from other animatronics and his laughs sounding different is clearly something only Mimic related
Stuff that would be cool to be added: -Blob comes from the ceiling, making you hide, but he can aslo come from the doors, and you gotta close them for him to not to enter -Blob slides trough the halls, if he encounters burntrap, this will block burntrap's path or maybe attack him or interact with each other -I like when the generator exploded on blob's face, maybe make blob more active after the explosion -Implement mechanic where you gotta stop freddy from going into the office, ex: trick him with something so that he does not come in I absolutely loved this, btw, for all of those who say they did not like the actual game's ending, the game was rushed out at some point, bc the fandom couldn't wait some more months, so the ending could have been like this, but tecnically the fandom sabotaged the game, so don't blame steel wool studios.
I honestly think this game was very good. especially considering this was the desv first try at such a game. Just needs more time. If we count current state as a Alpha/Beta thing it would be a perfect game.
This is 100% better than the original ending, it finally kills off springtrap giving the series a chance to come up with a new villain, and it occasionally calls back to past things
@@Anti.Furry-Nation. but since he comes back all the time, it makes the story a lot more bland. if you have to keep going against the same villain with the same old tricks, it gets boring.
Hands down how this should have ended. I love the use of some of the animatronics’ lines almost to say he was speaking through them. Even freakier that he knows your name.
YES NO ONE ELSE HAS BEEN SAYING THIS, IT WAS MY FAVORITE PART. HE SAYZ MOONDROPS LINES OF THE BAD CHILDREN MUST BE PUNISHED AND HE SAYS GREGORY THE SAME AS CHICA TOO.
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I have been asked before by people if they can make reaction videos of my content. Yes! Yes, you can. I love watching the reaction videos that people make :)
All I ask is that you give proper credit and provide a link back to the original video
I feel like we gotta show this to Dawko. I’m sure he’d be impressed!
@@MissUmbra Well I dont want to bother him with it or anything. But that would be fun if he saw this
My friend you have done it Again. That was amazing. This feels more like Fnaf than what we got from the official game. Congrats on the hard work and the Amazing journey. keep up the amazing work.
Even though you already said that it's OK for people to do reaction videos. I'm still asking because it just seems the right thing to do. Waiting for your Reply.
The man right now is digging for lore
This is WAY better then the burn trap ending we got,I love how he wasn’t just silent the hole time hunting Gregory but actually talked to him,and it would have been so cool to interact with the blob,over all great ending
him or greg
I mean they could still have him talking over the cameras in the ending we actually got.
It needs to be a mod it's too perfect
*whole time
I agree
Now this is what the Afton Ending SHOULD have been.
LONG OVERDUE EDIT: When I said this, I was referring to the way the boss fight with Burntrap played out in the video. The story implications are up in the air as far as I’m concerned, although I do also say that SB could the end of William’s story arc, depending on how the Ruin DLC plays out.
Thanks! I'm glad you like my take on it
Now that the truth
Yes this would have been so fun if this was it
Afton is finally gone...
hopefully...
there's no way he could have survived. This is the ending we needed.
@@GoldenDiamond I agree with miss umbra
While I’m a little tired of the old Fnaf formula, I think this is a great and unique take on it that would have made for an excellent final boss battle in the game. Very innovative with the old gameplay mechanics.
Yeah this one is more cool
Hey I love the old fnaf formula but I get where ur coming from but let’s be honest SB was not it
Agreed! This is what we deserved!
i would like to see SB have a mode like old fnaf games. kind of like SL
this is way better than sitting in a corner the whole time
I really like how this ending doesn’t use glamrock freddy as much, leaving you to figure out everything on your own and minimizing your safety.
I like how some of the voicelines like “ bad children must be found” are used by afton almost mirroring how he is in control of the animatronics that said those things in the first place.
The voice actor loves to throw in little things like that when he writes the lines
It obviously to see that afton is controlling animatronic, that line used for moondrop
Oh and "no one is going to miss you" I think roxy says that
WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE 😶😶❌❌
@@EditZ66777 no, i believe roxy says "you can't hide forever" and the "no one is going to miss you" is from monty's line. And somebody said the "no more games" is from chica's, but i don't remember hearing her saying that. I know this from a comment on the video of a person voice acting burntrap
I love how it says Burntrap is the one physically groaning while Glitchtrap is the one speaking, as if Glitchtrap is Burntrap's voice since he has decayed so much
Springtrap was my favourite animatronic in this series followed by Foxy, mainly because it's the killer himself in the suit and not one of his victims. So having Burntrap, basically a reincarnated Springtrap, come into the final segment got be hyped. Just wish THIS was the final level we got.
They are the same entity.
Afton converted himself into glitchtrap and came back to life by controlling Vanessa from the princess quest II game and then using her to get back into life and turning himself back into a physical entity.
@@JackassJunior627 he always comes back
@Melker Bengtsson go back to deviantart
@Melker Bengtsson Bro, you ruined the vibe.
I love how you can actually see Freddy fighting at the beginning. Forcing himself to retract his hand, forcing himself to the ground to avoid lunging at Gregory, and pushing Gregory away when he realized he was too close to him. Imagine how sad Freddy must've felt in that moment. I really wish the game had expanded on his internal battle with Afton like this. It adds to the emotional side and raises the stakes more for Gregory to win.
It's very similar to a character death in 28 Days Later.
Adding onto that, i wish Freddy and Gregory had more character moments. To show their bond and how it changes as Gregory progresses through a new type of hell and Freddy sees the truth behind Five Nights At Freddy's. I think it's quite a shame we didn't get to see more from them.
That's not Freddy that's Gayddy
@@TheEyaculatorApacheBeker3000 What?
@@omnimon2230 That user is weirdo due to Glamrock Freddy being a father to Gregory and think that this Freddy is... homosexual, rather than going straight.
Something I like is that you made Gregory actually sound scared. He's just a child, and I'm pretty sure any child in his situation would be terrified.
Dem kann ich nur zustimmen! Ich würde in so einer Pizzeria nachts niemals arbeiten!
I was actually shocked when Burntrap almost lifted up the door. The fire mechanic was super cool, and Burntraps lines are so amazing and threatening. Very suspenful!
Yea he was strong
Honestly it looked like the door was ultimately too powerful for him even without the flamethrower
@@theshermantanker7043 Makes you wonder why there was already a security room with a flamethrower built as a security measure for the doors. Henry's fallback plan?
@@inciacci549 the place where burntrap is in security breach IS pizzeria simulator that Henry built to burn all the animatronics so it makes sense for there to be flamethrowers mechanisms that Gregory can have control of from the security office
Springtrap/burntrap is the physically strongest animatronic i think
The original afton ending was more of an after-thought. This, on the other hand, is a REAL FINAL BOSS.
I know someone else already started their comment with this, but this is *incredible!* I really liked all of this! Seeing Burntrap on the cameras is already scary enough, and seeing him about to enter the office is terrifying, but not as terrifying as it was when he tried to force the door open or when he took out a camera. Everything about this is just *amazing.* Especially the broken down environment of the Pizzeria Simulator location. It actually looks run down and old and damaged, as it should be. I really like the attention to detail. This was very unique and very cool. Huge props to you. Scott really wasn't lying about his fans and how they can make really unique and creative things, and if this doesn't prove that along with the multitude of fan games, I don't know what will.
I agree with you. This type of content is wonderful, and I wish all Fnaf fans had the same dedication and attention to detail as them.
Just… look at that BurnTrap!
the only problem with this ending is that you can't continue the story, since Afton is "dead" there can be no future games... since Vanny is no longer controlled by Glitchtrap.
The only thing that would make this ending perfect would be that when Afton is on the ground, burning, The Blob picks him up (just like in the original game) so we have chances for future games.
@@Sinocu I would say the fact he dies is itself perfect tho. While I love this series the franchise has gone on for quite some time
@@thecreatura993 I know it's a little annoying that it's always Afton the villain and *he always comes back*, because *he always do*. but I think the franchise wouldn't be the same without him.
some say it should have ended in the fourth game, in my opinion, it has gotten better over the years.
If you don’t like it i don’t care, it’s my opinion, so shut the [_____] up
Edit: i did 2 references to the trailer of the third game xD
@Easy Gamer knowing Scott I would already believe it, there are theories that say that Fnaf World is a space-time trip
One detail i love is how the subtitles have the different names for Glitchtrap and Burntrap. Showing that Aftons grip in the mortal world is slipping so much that he needs to resort to being a parasite on the remains of Glamrock Bonnie/Burntrap.
Simultaneously, it also shows how corrupting Aftons presence is as Burntrap almost seems to be enjoying the chase. From an animatronic designed to bring joy to children to a thoroughly rotten shell made to hold a man who kills children.
Glitch trap is really just all that remains of afton. Burn trap is his host.
@@Z5-XB Glitchtrap is William Afton after Fazbear Enterprises scanned some data from Scraptrap. While Burntrap is him but is too broken & burned beyond repair.
@@spongebobsquarepants1072When you put it that way, it reminds me of Soma (at first, I was just referring to the digital scan part, but then I also realized while typing that it’s also inhabiting a cyborgified corpse to use as a host).
This is INCREDIBLE. The atmosphere, dialogue, game functions, this is how the game should have gone
Just the sight of Freddy physically restraining himself to keep Gregory safe is SOOO effective. Those 10 seconds alone are better than the entire Afton ending.
At 0:35 he even tries his hardest to say run to try and keep gregory safe
I absolutely love this, this really should’ve been the actual Burntrap ending because it focuses on Burntrap himself (with the Blob being a side mechanic) but it also makes a lot more sense, i feel like it was weird to but in the Glamrock animatronics in the final boss because it feels like they were just added there just because Steel wool had them, and I love Burntrap’s death in this way more than in the original game, him dying in the fire alone is so much more dramatic than the Blob just coming out of nowhere just to grab him and kill him offscreen, and Glamrock Freddy actually getting possessed and leaving Gregory all alone to face off against Burntrap Fnaf 1 style and then to have Freddy gain back control and save Gregory and the both of them running out of the burning down Pizzaplex is Genius, this alternate Burntrap ending is so damn good I gonna just called it the canon ending to the game, 10/10 man Awesome job.
Thank you!
I agree, just having Afton pulled into the ceiling was not a very good way for him to go imo. I'm really glad you liked the ideas in this concept
Me too, I actually have a roblox burntrap suit of what happend after the fire.
Yeah I have watched it like 2 times it's great
Oh springtrap ain’t dead he always comes back 👍
the fact that we don’t see the Blob kill him in the actual game is very deliberate, they’re 100% gonna have him appear again in the future
I love the implication that Glitchtrap and Burntrap are kind of acting like a shadowy parallel of Gregory and Freddy; A cunning mind limited by his meek presence, hidden inside a powerful robotic shell limited by its programming.
Burntrap is the muscle, but because he's based on a Glamrock Endo - which usually stops moving when they're being watched - he's weakened by constant observation. Glitchtrap, without a direct line to Gregory's brain or any hazardous equipment ASIDE from Burntrap, is helping him by disrupting camera feeds so he can move again, and as a result it gives him that same movement style from the original games where the camera feed briefly cuts out and then hes gone.
It keeps what a lot of proposals for a Burntrap fight overlook; that he's explicitly acting as a mirror for the player because you're BOTH watching a camera feed trying to use mechanisms to kill eachother. While that element is gone mechanically, since he's using a typical combination of brute force and subterfuge, it's maintained contextually by making Afton two separate, symbiotic entities that are functioning in tandem just like Gregory does with Freddy.
That's an interesting take and i like it, glitchtrap and gregory are the brains, burntrap snd glamrock freddy are the brawns, their relationships with each other are similar yet different, gregory and freddy's feels like a symbiotic one, while glitchtrap and burntrap's more parasitical
That's a great analysis!
It’s a clever idea, but something of note is that the Glamrock endos only freeze if being viewed in person. If Gregory hides and watches them through the warehouse’s cameras, the endos move.
Honestly think this is better than the official ending we got and if the security room area was an actual gameplay section it would have made the game feel more like Fnaf in a gameplay sense.
Agreed.
This really should have been the good ending
i hope for no more FNaF games that contributes to the lore, the lore has been fucked up enough
@@oofedultra I’m gonna take your word for it because I have literally only seen fnaf via other people playing it, and TH-cam lets plays and such. And the lore is kind of confusing
@@ChrisHinners008 should've stopped at FNaF 6 (Pizzeria Simulator)
@@oofedultra yeah actually. Now steel wolf is like OH HEY HERES A LIKE TRAIJ DUMP OF LORE WILLIAM AFTON IS LIKE BURNTRAP OR SOME CRAP WOOHOO IM VERY DRUNK (gets knocked out)
THIS is what Security Breach was missing. Yeah, we have plenty of moments in security offices throughout the game (my personal favorite being the 4-door control room), but none that return back to the classic FNAF formula. Even Sister Location did something like that.
People might be tired of that, but it’s still truly what makes Five Nights at Freddy’s what it is.
More fnaf 1. Less fnaf 5.
*never fnaf 4*
@@propainandpropainaccesoryies say what you want but having to listen to them creep up to the doors making you want to turn up the volume but adding the threat of the jump scares being too loud was terrifying if you had headphones that wouldn't bust your eardrums.
@@ManimalMoose it's more of my love and expertise in the camera system of fnaf games, so I haven't played anything that's without it (besides fnaf help wanted)
@@propainandpropainaccesoryies 4 works as well as it does BECAUSE there’s no cameras. It’s all about the fear of the unknown. What could be lurking right outside your door at any given moment…
@@Gojirawars03 The problem though is the volume of the breathing being so quiet that the jumpscare is so loud if you turn the volume up. I saw a video ranking all FNAF games based on a polling that the person did, and FNAF 4 ended up with the least vote (much to the surprise of the TH-camr himself), and he suspected it was the fact you listen very closely for breathing which could cause you to have a jumpscare in your ear, making the game so scary that the completionist value suffers for it, and the fact it completely messed up the FNAF lore and left questions that will most likely never be answered, such as the contents of the box.
I love how this dude got everything right, EVEN THE LITTLE LOADING STUTTER WHEN IT TRIGGERS A CINEMATIC LIKE WH- DAMN 10:45
Honestly idk why but that little imperfection sold the whole video for me. Far as I’m concerned, this is cannon
Dude the loading stutter is one of the most iconic things anyone can have in a video game, and I love it to death.
@@enlightenedblade171 ikr
It gives a satisfaction
@Easy Gamer that would be really lazy tbh but it's a cool idea though
@@TVNDRA same bro, that little loading thing was just.. *mwah*
Whoever did the voice for Glitchtrap did an amazing job. (Same goes for Burntrap’s distorted screams & laughter.)
See, now if the Afton battle played out something like THIS, I think people wouldn't complain about him coming back one final time. This was a boss battle done right. And it makes that final cutscene make so much more sense. Fantastic work.
What's also great is that Afton's death here doesn't feel like "okay well why was he back then killed immediately afterwards what was the point in the first place." Instead, *you* have to put a final end to him, make sure he finally dies for good, and end the horror once and for all.
Let's be honest, it's not the final time, he will be back in dlc or future games
"Final"?
''I always come back'' Just becasue the burntrap body is gone doesnt mean glitchtrap/afton is gone,he could always leave that body..So we will see him again dont know if its gonna be in the dlcs or something like that but this is not the end..
"one final time"
*Press X to doubt*
I like the idea that Burntrap can move in cameras. It gives the true knowledge that cameras are only used to know where the animatronics are at, and not to stop them. Fantastic animation. 11/10
Yeah. No fnaf game ever has them move on camera probably cus it wouldn't be as scary. But it's still odd
I love how foxy makes both of your points invalid
He is litteraly slowed down by looking at any camera and is also shown to run down a hall
@@Rock-vp8ul that's just him tho
@@Rock-vp8ul don’t worry foxy is scared of being looked at, that’s why he has a curtain 🙄🙄🙄💀.
Also ratio
Especially when he just crushed one of them.
The transition from a free roam movement to the classic fnaf experience just to fight burntrap is quite clever.
10:46 That "game loading minor glitch out" moment is SUCH a great touch! Really brings home the idea of this being part of an actual game. Well done!
when i first watched this i thought it was part of the new update the devs released. it's so well made and more accurate to the true ending instead of whatever they did. the voice lines, the animations, the nostalgia from all the old fnaf games, everything about this is just PERFECT.
the devs need to see this. it's a masterpiece and i also love how some lines he used were from the other animontronics like
"you cant hide forever"-(roxy)
"bad children must be punished, bad children must be found"-(moon)
"no more games"-(chica)
it's like it's showing that william really was in control of all of them. love that. this is how it shouldve really ended.
The voice actor loves doing things like that when he writes these lines, he is a true fan
monty also said "you can't hide forever" as well lol
i am just disappointed there's no coclusion with the blob and the glamrocks
How Fnaf: security breach should have ended
@@Ashly-28 just your op
The idea of Afton repeating the same taunts his tormenters told him every time he died in UCN to Gregory is bloody genius!
even though this isn't really meant to sort of be the same William that died
@@soundwave4236 Pretty sure it is, given that Vanny used his actual corpse and what was left of spring bonnie when "rebuilding" him. If it was just supposed to be glitch trap, why would she do that instead of just putting him into one of the animatronics or unused endoskeletons?
@@bg1052 well it's obviously Glitchtrap cause ahem, HE CAN HACK THE ANIMATRONICS WITHOUT EVEN TOUCHING THEM
@@soundwave4236 I think they were going for an Afton-glitchtrap hybrid of sorts. Plus, the ending is called the "Afton Ending."
@@soundwave4236 Pretty sure Glitchtrap is the same Afton.
The circuit boards that the Glitchrap virus came from are heavily implied to have been salvaged from Springtrap's suit.
This is quite realistic to the original game from Security Breach because it takes time to load and the beautiful graphics. And the nostalgia from the first FNAF game is awesome. I hope devs can make a small effort in implementing this into the game.
And if they don’t I really hope someone mods it in! Because this looks genuinely fun and is a good way to end the character, it would open that “deepest pit of hell” that Henry mentions in pizzeria simulator, in a way he’d be killed by a kid bearing a striking resemblance to his first victim
I doubt that William tried to intentionally kill his own son
WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE 😶😶❌❌
I absolutely LOVE the voice lines you gave him! "The others could not survive me. WHAT MAKES YOU THINK YOU CAN?!" A line that fits him so well
The lines were written by Chance Wright, his video the lines are taken from is in the description, I highly recommend checking him out
I love the way you implemented the Blob especially, and the fact that the voice is Glitchtrap while Burntrap is merely a puppet with primitive vocalizations indicating maddened, insane vigor to get you. This is all so, so good!
Thats exactly what I was going for! Glad you caught it
@@GoldenDiamond Yeah, I also love how he's repeating the same voicelines (or similar) to others from UCN, or just us.
too bad he didn't show what happened to that blob, does he get crushed
@@GoldenDiamond how the music calls
@@GoldenDiamond waittt so does that mean "glitçhträp could still be alive?
“Bad children must be punished”
“Bad children must be found”
“Gregory”
“No more games”
“No one will miss you”
“You will not be spared, you will not be saved”
All of these phrases that once seemed to come from the other animatronics, were always from Afton
"You Will not be spared, you Will not be saved" that line is from springtrap in AR
@@wilymoto6501 ; Really? I haven’t played FNAF AR, I remember the phrase coming from Nightmare from the UCN
The fact that I think “No one will miss you” comes from Vanny
so that's why the animatronics seems so mean , it's like Burntrap speaking through them
@@wilymoto6501 really I thought that line was from Nightmare from Ultimate custom night?
This is so cool, way more satisfying than the actual "fight", and it seems that it would fit decently with the lore and all that. If I had ONE thing to say though, the office style gameplay returning is a cool idea, but I think it would be better if it was still fully 3D with you running around to press the buttons and actually crawling under the desk to hide. I get that would have been a whole lot more to make though, and it's fine right now. I love how Freddy is put out of use for the fight and it's *scary* to see him turn like that, but maybe there could have been some small scene or camera showing him outside the door trying to get in? That Burntrap reveal was sick though. Great stuff
exactly what i was thinking. for the gameplay
This is 100% exactly what the Burntrap ending _should_ have felt like. You did an amazing job recreating it.
4:55 Also holy crap him actually holding the door trying to get in is terrifying.
It's honestly VERY weird that the fandom had to basically make this. This is what it clearly should have been. Budgets and time constraints, man...
632 likes and no replys?
Lemme fix that
@@I_am_high_as_the_flipping_skyMe too
Eh
@@I_am_high_as_the_flipping_sky With a controlled shock
Hearing Glitchtrap go “Gregory…” gave me all kinds of chills, this is badass, definitely how the ending should’ve been instead of the half-assed ending we got in the retail game.
5:13
I love that tiny detail where Burntrap stops for a moment, and then he looks right into the camera.
It's as if he's thinking, "HOW IS HE KEEPING TRACK OF ME?! Wait..."
X2
“wait a damn minute..”
Hold the hell up.
He should have knew gregory was smart
"Of course! There's always a bloody security office in these places!"
William Afton/Glitchtrap/Burntrap: Bad children must be punished. Bad children must be FOUND!
Moon (or Moondrop as fans call him): Hey! That's my line!
If you also tie into the knowledge of "The Bite of 1983" and how Afton was so enraged by finding out a bunch of kids killed his son and caught it in security footage, these voice lines become so much more powerful and speak volumes about how blinded Afton is by vengeance this whole time and how it's affected and evolved him as a character
Perhaps it was him making moon so corrupt at night, because Cassie speaks so fondly of him in ruin, and is very confused as to why he’s changed. Burntrap could’ve been speaking through moon- which could’ve been why he was active at night and in specific hours. He could only be reached for so long.
mimic*
@@tjawniczek1261 ty
@@tjawniczek1261 Afton*
Now this is what the Burntrap ending should've been like. It gives Burntrap more focus, more screentime, and he has voicelines.
He shouldn't have voicelines tho, knowing his vocal cords have been crushed from the beginning, that would make him creepier
@@snorky184 Then how do you explain Scraptrap then? Besides, if Burntrap here didn't have any voicelines, then he would just be another animatronic out to get the boy for no reason.
@@matthewpastrikos7383 realistically, William is most likely in control of the suit rather than his old body. With that being said the Springtrap suit lost it's jaw and most definitely has no voice box in it. And if that's the case: since he's in possession of the suit and not his body, there's no possible way for him to talk
@@gojicrusader5113 That was only Springtrap's mask that lost it's jaw, William Afton didn't, his jaw is still intact. So it's possible that he can still talk.
@@matthewpastrikos7383 ok so I agree that he should be able to make noise but vocal cords aren't your chin.
Someone needs to mod this into the official game, it's too perfect.
But how?
too complicated. it would ask a lot unfortunately
Yes yes
@@darassylmoniakam probably a fangame
@@clacktloc5816 its shows
Goddamn, William hasn't felt this threatening since Fnaf 3. This is an excellent mod, and while the original Burntrap fight was cool and all, this is so much better. This FEELS like a final boss. This feels like it's personal, something you don't really feel in these games unless you play the first three back to back. Steel Wool should put this into the game as part of their patches.
@@TheKaijuKing54 Oops. My bad. I thought it was a mod.
@@tonysonic456 is this not a mod?
@@the_real_kel No, it's an animation.
@@tonysonic456 oh. Well Holy shit this is impressive. I never seen this channel but this is the best fnaf animation I ever seen
Tbh afton was never really threating I mean all he did was look at you and then game over FNAF sucked really bad and so did afton
This is one of the coolest projects I've seen in a while. The fact that it actually uses stuff from the game too is just an added touch that makes it so much better
This would’ve been a way better Afton Ending. Burntrap truly deserved the spotlight and this couldn’t have been more perfect from the very climatic music to his amazing lines. Good job!
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honestly, it gives him a chance to live up to the name BURNtrap :)
Fun fact: the pizzaplex is not destroyed but the basement is making it one of the few Freddy Fazbear's Entertainment to survive.
Imma be honest, I much prefer this as an Ending than the one we got. This feels more like a boss battle than the Afton fight we got in the real game, and its a throwback to the original FNAF gameplay.
I love how he animated the lag that always happens in a game before a cut scene kicks in
This man is faithful to his sources
I agree
Sim
Agreed
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Man, after that final push on the fire button to torch Burn-trap, you can see how much of a rotten corpse the body is. That makes it so scary how he was able to keep going for so long until this point!
Little thing I noticed.
SpringTrap's eyes are exactly like normal human eyes though incredibly bloodshot
Scraptrap's like dried out and bare as if his eyes have started to rot away
BurnTrap's eyes are practically nonexistent, they are the same size as Scraptrap's but have been burned pitch black with nothing left
I think he will be back as glitchtrap
It really shows how much he fears death.
This ending is perfect, intense, made much more sense, and was just so nostalgic seeing the old fnaf mechanics with new features. Much better than the rushed security breach ending
1 way elevator: 🗿
This has to be included in the DLC. This is waaaaay better than the current Afton ending
Edit: This aged like milk, and not the kind to get you cheese.
Yea.
True
Agreed
Oh yeah
I feel like if they did this they would improve on it a bunch, but they were running out of time for the game, so couldn’t do whatever they wanted to originally
The afton ending in security breach didn’t sit well with me, the office area didn’t really resemble what you’d expect location/lore wise to the FNAF 6 office, but this was amazing and really utilised all of it and created the perfect ending we should’ve truly got. Amazing work!
If we actually popped into the old office we sat in, 4 years ago in FNAF 6, that would be cool to flip through the main monitor through 3 seperate cameras to just find Burntrap in a short amount of time, all the while attempting to keep out the Shattered Glamrocks with electronic doors.
I was okay with the official version of the ending, same here. But there’s a problem with both.
The problem with the official one and this one to a degree is just the fact they brought Afton back again after FNaF 6, the series conclusion, kind of ruining the point of putting all the souls to rest.
Then again, he always comes back.
@@sophiebubbles07 I think bringing him back would've been fine because the only reason he was ever even back was through glitchtrap but the way it was handled gameplay-wise and lore-wise just didn't make any sense and was a huge let down for what was supposed to be the huge final villain of the entire series finally confronted directly. This fixed that although I think both Afton endings should've had at least a brief epilogue instead of Gregory and Freddy just sitting on a goddamn hill, which obviously points back to the pizza sim endings but this just doesn't even really confirm or hint anything.
@@ValidT It's been years and 9-10 games now, I think Afton deserves to rest at this point.
Also, Afton completely removes any relevance that Vanny has in the game when Burntrap pops up, which isn't good since Vanny is already barely relevant in the game since she's barely in it.
@@TheGrammarNazi123 True because it has a control screen and it is possible that Henry was deterring the Anemtronics in the past through the doors
if the Burntrap ending was like this everyone would've loved William's return, let's be honest.
From the style of music sounding like it's from UCN and SL, to the classic FNAF formula, to William rephrasing the lines in UCN... this all would've made his return all the more epic.
It's basically the OG Fnaf brought to a new era...
The sad part is that if you go into the game files you can see that this was meant to happen there is an unused burn trap Chase animation there's code in his AI for things like "lift door" and 'find nearest charging station" to be honest the glamrocks probably weren't even meant to be there William was coming to beat your ass himself whoever caused the security breach cuts whether it be the fans Sony steel wool or even Scott himself whoever they were they basically fucked the series because now everyone hates William irrationally despite the fact that he's one of those characters whose "literally too angry to die" which are normally adored in fandoms its just because Williams the villain and the burn trap boss fight was dropping the ball people got pissy
@@therandomcommenter6629broooo what?! This game is the definition of wasted potential smdh.
@@sunsetlover123-y7c like I said steel wool dropped the ball
@@sunsetlover123-y7cYep, and the same thing was repeated in the DLC
Yeah
It's definitely creepy how Burntrap taunts Gregory with quotes from another animatronics like the Daycare Attendant and Roxy.
To emphasise that he is the one controlling and manipulating the animatronics in the pizzaplex. This ending actually makes playing the game worth it. Hope this guy gets more recognition
@@technotron8637 Correct. That was my intention when I did it.
@@chancewrightva woah it’s an honour! Really well done with the Afton voice dude! Amazing job!!
I know it's been awfully late but " no more games " is chica's line.
I like it tho
Holy sh$t... this was Master class. Afton is terrifying here. The voice acting, the design, all of it was magnificent! Thank you for this, the ending of SB has been saved.
Yea. THIS is the ending we wanted, this is the ending we needed
That would be such a cool alternative way to finish the true ending. Way better than the ending we were given. A good ode to the original way the games were played: point n click style
I absolutely love this
Since the movie's release, I've been back on a FNaF binge, watching fan-made content and cosplay, and holy HELL this is awesome!! This is what Security Breach needed! Sure we had a few different minigames that sort of replicated the original games, but it just didn't feel nostalgic, if that makes sense. I also love how he repeated lines corrupted animatronics said, making it even more apparent that Glitchtrap was using their bodies as vessles for his sickening agenda.
Well done, mate!
So sad steel wool hyped up Burntrap and decanonized him in ruin despite being a sick design
The man who voiced William is really living the event.
Las líneas de Burntrap son las mismas que los demás animatronicos, solo que a una frecuencia que se asemeja a la de William
@@crisnobug596 because he's been controlling them the entire time
It's always nice to hear actors having a blast.
It was a lot of fun when I made my video.
@@chancewrightva you’re very talented, as is Golden Diamond.
This is so much better than the half-assed bossfight/ending we got. Much more suspense and it actually makes way more sense, high quality too. Well done!
It gives me the scary and Hard Flashbacks back that i had in most fnaf games it remind me most on Ennards Boss Fight
.WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE 😶😶❌❌
This is more or less perfect, but it could do with a little more "pathing" in the gameplay. It doesn't really matter where Afton is or which direction he's going, as long as you spot him before he reaches the doors. I have a suggestion: bring back the audio lure, as follows;
1) Player realises they have the audio lure. Uses it to lure good old Springtrap.
2) Realises that Afton doesn't care about the audio lure! It does nothing! Argh!
3) The Blob shows up. The player comes to the realisation that the Blob responds to the audio lure and goes to that camera.
4) Player realises they can reduce Blob attacks by distracting it with the lure. (When the lure is working, anyhow!)
5) Cutscene when Afton and Blob are in the same camera, showing that Afton sees the Blob and escapes back the way he came. This plus the actual gameplay, lets player realise that the Blob blocks Afton's route, as Afton won't enter where the Blob is.
6) The doors aren't working!! The player should know now that using the audio lure to call the Blob will block Afton's path. The Blob doesn't respond instantly and the Lure needs to recharge between uses, so the player has to take the time to set this up correctly. Despite having no door, they can guard against Afton by plonking the Blob down in the right place on the map. If the player is too slow or wrongly anticipates which way Afton will go, then they're wide open until the Lure recharges and the Blob is ready to move again.
7) As an additional factor, holding the Blob "in reserve" for too long causes it to attack you in the office. So not using the audio lure and just sitting on it until you need it, has a disadvantage!
So as you can see, this brings back the element of anticipation, tracking and having to use the map space.
Steelwool is taking notes
@Casswury yeah, I never thought of it
For me, it's important that there's real decision-making going on for the player. Like, Afton is about to move into an intersection. The player could place the Lure on the intersection and hope the Blob gets there quick enough. But the Blob moves on its own timescale. The player could decide there won't be time and it's safer to put the Blob down further ahead on the more vulnerable path, to guard a door. If the gamble pays off, Afton can't enter the intersection, sucks to be him. But if the player has misjudged the situation, Afton slips by before the Blob is in position and heads right to the office, nothing in his way. A player who's keeping tight tabs on Springboi will have the additional info that Afton's been lurking in that camera for a while and is right on the cusp of moving, so there isn't time to block the intersection; guard the most vulnerable door. A player who's lost situational awareness doesn't have that info.
This is solid. Would be clean for an update to the game, it lacks that finale feel
What if instead of the door not working it can be how it is in the video where the door stops him for a few moments but fails if used by itself?
THANK YOU. I was so upset with how anticlimactic it was! All that build up to springtrap being down there only for a 2 second scene where you don't even have to fight him? This was much more in line with what I wanted to see.
This looks incredible. This is so much better than the original secret ending. I like the original fnaf formula implemented. I wish a bit more was done with the blob. Maybe Afton gets up like he does, but instead of just dying, the blob grabs him and takes him down with them. And maybe implement vanny a small bit too. Doesn’t tell u what happens to her in this ending
I think the lack of info makes the this the ending that goes into the dlc
@Ralsei Acolyte cause he is God its not
Yeah, he stops hunting and tries running to save himself, only to get dragged back into the flames never to be seen. Leaving an unclear fate in case he wants to come back again
@Ralsei Acolyte cause he is God just watch him
@Ralsei Acolyte cause he is God If we’re gonna talk about where Scott should’ve ended it, it would be FNaF6/UCN
This is leagues above the actual ending, I especially love how Burntrap said the lines of the corrupt animatronics; “No one will miss you”-Roxy, “Bad children must be punished. Bad children must be found!”-Moondrop.
It does seem like the doors don’t rely on power, maybe it can be done so they also take power from the boiler used to burn BurnTrap? That way, you can’t just close all doors and win as then you couldn’t burn BurnTrap.
It looks like they open on their own after a while
@@OfficialPanicAUNiko ah, thank you
And also Chica's line "No more games"
Gregory. -G Chica
You will not be spared. You will not be saved. -UCN Nightmare/AR Springtrap
“You can’t hide forever.” -Mommy Roxy
I love how this actually feels like both a final boss and an old school fnaf game
This should have been the battle
@@ShinsAviationfor shame
@@ShinsAviationYou have no friends I bet
@@WonderbrewA13X i actually have 30 friends🤣🤣
@@ShinsAviation we didnt ask
@@ShinsAviationyeah sure buddy go play with your imaginary friends
Sad this never became something in the actual game. It would make Afton's return more nostalgic, exiting, and not only that, but show the *true* end of William Afton and how this time, he won't come back.
Great job!
Can we appreciate the wonderful detail at 10:46 where the screen glitches for a frame, Like it's actually taking a second to load the cutscene.
Ye
I actually just realized that, that is so fucking clean. They could have totally done it without adding that, but that nice little adapt to how it actually would be in game is so dope
@Jett Knight My fucking bad bro
won't do that shit ever again
@Jett Knight it's the internet, why can't they?
@Jett Knight pussy fresh
I like how you had Glitchtrap and Burntrap separated. Like Glitchtrap was just puppeting Burntrap's body and is actually talking to Gregory through the computer speakers, cause Burntrap's voice box is too deteriorated to do anything but laugh and groan.
We still got my girl vanny though william will be alright
This was so good, it brought just enough of original gameplay mechanics, actually had that sense of tension that a lot of SB lacks, and just looks amazing.
The fact the to the very end he kept fighting to live, to exist, is so in line wil aftons character. He is terrified of death, of what hell hes going back to, probably to meet cassidy and old man consequences again, only rhis time his last bridge to life is gone, hes stuck there now. That last moment of life where you see his eye in that signature purple color flicker while he struggles to move, and he finally he fails to get back up, his eyes go out, and the monster is finally dead for good. After all thwse years he finally loses, and he finally gets his piniahment in the afterlife. The souls of his victims can rest, the living hes infected and controlled can be free, and he'll never spread pain and misery to the world again. This time, he won't come back. This is such an incredible endeing ro aftons story, leaps and bounds better than the actual ending in the game. It resolves aftons story nicely and calls back to classic fnaf, while also making afton terrifying again in a way we haven't seen since fnaf 3. Well done on this, they should have hured you to make the burntrap ending.
This actually feels like a boss fight unlike the other boss fights in security breach.
This was SO great. So much better than the actual Afton ending. Afton is the threat here, he is seen, he chases you, he can kill you. And Blob presents a problem too, instead of just being a random thing out of no f*ck1ng where.
His linea are so good too. Scary and dreadful
Is blob molten fredy?
@@meeker520 It seems to be a mix of a bunch of animatronics. Molten, Scrap baby's remains, the toys, Lefty, etc.
No idea how, though
@@arturpinto6400 might be the metal from the place and animatronics all weld into one, held together by agony or remnant
@@heyu2395 according to the theory the anomatronics no longer have remnant instead it's an unknown entity that is alive because of remaining agony and so it's collecting all the other anomatronics part to absorb there agony and become stronger
@@aashutoshdwivedi4504 so am I right or not?
Just the fact that Afton has something to say to you already makes this a million times better, and not being a glitchy mess seals the deal. Vast improvement.
You need to release this as a fan game or mod or something. I guarantee you that fans will love it. Some may even adopt it as the ending in their personal headcanon. This is just too great to leave as a mere TH-cam video. 😍
FNAF Gregory’s Wild ride
This is remarkable. Would've loved to see something like this in the original game. There wasn't enough Afton v. Gregory in the original game. It needed more Afton! To only have him on the cameras and for 15 seconds in cutscenes was so underwhelming. As far as I'm concerned, this is canon. Also those voice lines were bone-chilling. Excellent work.
I love how he says bad children must be punished . That confirms that he controlled moon and the others
this is not canon
@@23PabloFans It is. Animatronics were infected by Glitchtrap's virus.
@@marekud1431 He means that he wasn't controlling moon from the "must be punished". Moon n sun were the only ones who don't use the recharge stations so they don't get drained by him.
@@marekud1431 i dont know because my reply is here but i didnt posted it here
@@marekud1431 No. The virus controlling them was a different, normal virus made by patient 46. Glitchtrap was just controlling Vanny and Burntrap.
Wow, I can’t believe that (I think) one dude made a better ending than an entire team of professionals. I mean obviously it still requires some work, but with the right tools, this could be WAY better than what we got. Good work!
I mean it’s still way better than what we got
It’s funny that one man was able to make an animation better than the high budget game with teams of people working on it. The idea is well thought out and executed.
Seeing this makes my heart happy because there was so much wasted potential in the end of security breach. It just feels rushed, but the build up is so well prepared for something exactly like this. You took all that potential and maximized it. HUGE props to you 😊
This is EXACTLY how the game shoulder have ended with the Afton Boss fight. Because it ends the game with original Five Nights at Freddy's office gameplay. I like how you incorporated the Blob with peeking in through the hole at the top once in a while. And using what seems to be a furnace to burn down the facility is a good idea. To me it would be better if you had to charge it manually after every use just to give Afton time to move around. And the fact that he can destroy cameras and try to pull open the door is great!
On top of all that, it actually puts an end to Afton and leaves us wondering what happened to the Blob. Top-notch work my guy!
*S H O U L D E R*
Not only that, it basically also lines up with the Books.
you can't tell us it's better just because of the nostalgia
@Danish Arfa exactly what I was gonna say
"I am a man of many names. But it's still me."
- Dave Miller (The book series) *_"The dead do forget. All they know is that you're here, trying to take away their happiest day."_*
- The Purple Guy (main games)
- The Man behind the Slaughter
- Orange guy (?)
- Spring-Bonnie (before FNAF 3)
- Spring-Trap (During FNAF 3)
- Scrap-Trap, *_"You may not recognise me at first; but I assure you, it's still me."_*
- Glitch-Trap (Help Wanted)
- Burn-Trap (Security Breach) *_"I always come back, Gregory."_*
@Ted D-Smith pretty sure he’s called scraptrap in the ultimate guide
so it’s a lil more canon
This is looking WAY better than in original game, props to whoever made this
Honestly
Someone needs to mod this in as an ending.
@@DeltaDubs89 yes
Whoever? Dude you're on their channel @@
@@Dauniverse I meant the people themselves
I think its cool that we hear Glitchtrap talking, then the dialogue states that its Burntrap that's screaming. It's like they're 2 entities in one body.
I can't believe we live in a world where one person in 2 months can make a better ending sequence than an actual video game company in 2+ years. I not sure if this a compliment to your talent and skill or an insult to Steelwool but I know one thing for sure. You did an amazing job!
You know that steelwood didn't spent 2 years doing this ending alone? I would say they spent on this ending month tops and most likely late during development. (they had to make whole game first to make endings and just run out of time, a i think that they focused on Princess quest ending instead of burntrap ending. ) And that's just animation,making it actually playable is other story. But truth to be told its 100% better than what we got,Basically "what if stellwood had unlimited time and resources for this ending. "
@@UsualCreator don't defend Steelwool. They delayed the game multiple times and they couldn't even manage to animate more than two endings. Not to mention all the bugs
@@panospilatis6598 they delayed the game multiple times because they knew they couldn't make the perfect game in the time they had, if it wasnt for yall rushing them it probably would have been delayed further and released as a suitable game, not the shit it is rn
@@Capinet it ain't our fault the game is buggy as hell lol, this game shouldn't have even been made. FNAF ended in fnaf 6.
@@Capinet fans cant rush companies to do anything. fans had the right to be upset, but no one was holding steelwool at gunpoint to release the game
Man, now I wish this was the actual Afton ending instead of the one we got. It would have been nice to return back to the old point and click controls we had in FNAF 1. Just to give players a hint of nostalgia. Overall, this alternate ending really reminded me of the fast paced controls of Sister Location (if you go into that secret room instead of following Baby’s orders) and FNAF 3 because you face Springtrap, or this case, Glitchtrap. I’d give this a 10/10. Excellent work!
Yeah its a lot like sister locations ennard night while that was cool. This is even cooler! Although maybe i like the sound track of ennards night more but still great. Ennards theme is prob the most iconic out of any fnaf song just the ambience is perfect
I honestly hope they make another fight for and get the Cut Content because so much was cut like alot especially Burntrap
He had more in plan than anything
no it's wouldn't be nice. the change of gameplay would be too sudden
Its crazy how fans can make better endings then major companys who have whole teams working on the game. respect to you guys because I love this ending and it was really well done.
@SparkingLight The will of what Scott once had that is
@@GoldLND I don't think he has control smymore
thats sad
@@thesmilingman7576 He doesn't even make games anymore. He just gave the rights of the game, he didn't even participated in the creation of it.
@@bomba25jhe was closely related on the development of security breach
The line "No more games" means a lot to me, especially in the context that this is the last of afton in any way.
It would have been cool if the Blob still attempted to attack Afton but Steel Wool needs to hire you NOW. Let's all agree this video is canon.
Agree
This should be canon
I totally agree, this is canon in our eyes now. 👑
This is OUR head canon now
I agree
It almost feels like the real game was rushed now. At like a GoT season 8 level. From the comments I heard that this took 2 months? Incredible. Wish Steelwool would have dedication like that
I mean I would have to blame it on the fans, they rushed steel wool.
@@meep90011 it was steel wool fault aswell dude, they added a shiiiit tons of stuff witouth telling Scott and he had to pospone the release date which made the dumb fans mad and made them put pressure on Steel Wool
@@Terminated_Account Actually, i think it was our fault and Steel Wool fault, because what are we expecting?
They are a team that only made VR games, obviously it was going to go wrong to put them to make a PC and console game, and it was even more with this pressure from the fans.
They had to cut a lot of stuff because it wouldn't be able to get into the game until the day of the release.
(and also make the ps4 graphics worse, no optimization in ray traycing)
@@enzuhhhhbr here’s the thing it’s not steel wool fault and I blame it on the fans because after Scott retire most of his version of the game was unfinished and steel wool were going to use it but they were running out of time so they had to cut it out because the fans weren’t being patient and also come one guys steel wool isn’t a big gaming company like 343, rockstar, epic games, and EA. So give steel wool a break people you are being ungrateful
It was definitely rushed, if the copious bugs and cut content didn’t make it obvious enough
This is... FANTASTIC, this is what the Afton ending should be, a little classic reference to the old point-n-click FNAF games with a new tone
i LOVED it
Exactly! Glad you like it :)
@@GoldenDiamond mr creator this gives me memories to the first fnaf game i love it bro love it
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the gameplay change would be a little too brutal
hes been in that suit for over 40 years now we can finally rest
That was AWESOME. We could've actually got something similar if the dev team took their time and didn't listen to the pressure that a good portion of the community was putting on them to push the game out as soon as possible.
yeah people were complaining for them to hurry up and then when it got released with a lot of bugs and unfinished things they also complain too yet it's mostly some of their fault
This really feels like a homage to the games. Inclusion of the old mechanics is so cool. It’s really well thought out (more so than the real game ending). I really wish the actual game had this much care put into it. It’s obvious near the end of the game that the quality drops HARD.
Overall an amazing take on the afton ending. If I had to choose one favorite part, it would be how you worked in voice lines from other characters, including those of Moon (Bad children must be punished. Bad children must be FOUND) and Monty (You can run, but you can't hide). Really, amazing job.
That was actually Chances idea in his video the lines are taken from, he loves putting things like that in the lines
Don’t forget he also used nightmare’s line with “you will not be spared, you will not be saved”
I wish the burntrap ending was something more like this. With the official one, burntrap is whisked away by the mimic and really, anything could have happened to him. This would have left us with that feeling where we just know it’s finally over. William was defeated, and as the credits rolled we would’ve gotten to reflect on how far the game and community have come. The real one didn’t give us that.
Man this is actually so cool. I’d suddenly had the thought of “what if the final fight was set up like the original game” and then I stumbled upon this video
Kinda like sister location
people say this so much I sometimes don’t trust it.
@@LarryTooGoodForYa Cool?
@@ArieofEnder not that I don’t trust you, just that others make it a bit sus to find out if there lyingng or not
@@ArieofEnder I trust you just sayin
Something actually feels threatening and scary about this game, and it wasn’t even made by Steel Wool. The way Gregory panics as he is chased by the hacked Freddy feels amazing, the ambience actually managing to look sinister and re-enacting the nightmare scenario that we are all used to, with Burntrap actually doing something other than slamming his hand on a monitor, this all is just perfect.
I do agree that this is better than what Steel Wool actually made, but they aren’t bad people either and they didn’t really want to “destroy the FNAF lore” as so many (might I say toxic) FNAF fans say they do.
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Completely agree. And what I fucking love about it is that instead of still using the other animatronics to do his bidding, it’s like his instinct to hunt children himself comes through. He can’t stop himself, he couldn’t back then, and he can’t now. Stripping off the plugs and abiding to his nature, going straight for Gregory himself. Omg and when Gregory closes the door and Burntrap stops it with his hand is so fucking crazy
@@jacksonfairfax6351sounds pretty weird if you know what I mean but I get what you mean and it honestly feels a lot better than what Steel Wool gave us tbh 😂
to be fair though him slappin a screen is cool i guess
You know its bad when the fan made ending is infinitely better than the actual one
U know you have a bad taste
When you hate the best horror game
Ever
Dude if you think security breach is the best horror game in existence you must be crazy, the bugs alone ruin the majority of the experience
I don't know where your expectations are
The idea of using Henry's location in fnaf 6 for the office is genius and I completely love how the og fnaf 6 "camera" layout is present on this camera map despite not being able to do anything with them. If this was an actual game, I would've loved to see maybe a secret easter egg where some of the cameras work and you're able to see completely destroyed versions of either Scrap Baby, Lefty, or any other animatronics that could possibly be broken down and trapped within these now possibly inaccessible rooms (if any of them are even around still)
I AM SPEECHLESS. THIS WAS INCREDIBLE!! Thats what the original Burntrap boss fight should have been. Honestly when I saw this, I thought Steel Wool released the patch, fixing the boss fight. But not even a minute in the video I saw that it was actually fan made and I..I've got nothing to say just because it's sooo well made. Like Oh my God. The fact that someone spend their time putting this together and making it feel so official is astonishing and as a long time fnaf fan, I must confidently say that this 15 minute alone blows away everything that Security Breach has to offer. The gameplay, cutscenes, voice lines, music and sound design. I am gonna say it again THIS is what the Afton boss fight should have been and it makes me more infuriated how this isn't part of the game originally. And it would have been yet another nicely put together ending for the franchise by killing off Afton once and for all. YOU my man deserve more attention. Have a sub and a nice day.
This looks like a WAY better boss battle sequence than the actual game's ending lol
Only thing i didnt like were those tentacles, i just had to get lucky with afton sending the animatronics back almost instantly after only 2 tentacles spawned. When there were more i just couldnt do shit without dying
There's SO MUCH in this video that was done so well! I don't even know where to begin.
This is going to be a long comment, sorry about that in advance.
The idea of Gregory having to face off against Springtrap by himself, inside what's left of the FNAF 6 office location, using the classic FNAF fixed office gameplay, all while using the fire mechanism to fight off Springtrap to finally put him down is SUCH A GOOD IDEA!
Some may think it's rejecting the gameplay freedom of the rest of the game, but I see it as not only a homage of where the series started, but also working as a means to amplify the terror by taking away the player's free movement and having them remain in a fixed location as their only safety from Springtrap. It makes sense, given the layout you went for, it wouldn't really make for much tense gameplay other than a drawn out chase from Springtrap around this maze. This approach works much better at building up the tension.
The idea of using the camera to track down Springtrap, and then using the fire system used in the FNAF 6 ending to damage Springtrap and put him down for good in a sort of classic FNAF styled boss fight is a REALLY fun concept to me, and I loved it's execution here.
The terror of this sequence is made all the better with Gregory no longer having Freddy's protection. The last we see of Freddy is him losing to Glitchtrap's control, as far as we know, he's lost and is now just like all the others. Gregory really now has no one left to protect him. Now, he's trapped inside the FNAF 6 location with Springtrap, as he prowls the dark and decerped rooms of this familiar location. Seemingly with no way out.
A touch I really liked is how you animated Springtrap's movements to include the classic frozen positions the animatronics from past games had while on camera feeds, while still adding in Security Breach's much more animated body language, seen in movements when he moves out of the camera's view, at the doorways, and when he's set on fire.
Seeing this creature who you know is possessed, remaining still and motionless until threatened with fire, and suddenly jumping to life as it screams in pain is shocking creepy. It's eerily similar to certain insects like a Mantis remaining still to avoid danger from ants. A similar case of this occurs when Springtrap gets hit with the first blast of fire, backing away harshly and slowly regaining his stance, to then suddenly jolting to that cold glare towards the camera. As well as just before that final series of blasts, how Springtrap keeps his frozen stance, but turns his head towards the camera as he addresses Gregory directly, and that "He will not survive".
Speaking of which, I really like how personal this sequence is. It's just you and Springtrap, alone together in this dark facility. Having Springtrap speak directly to Gregory with Glitchtrap's voice through the monitor, while Burntrap's lines are used for the main body to perform laughs and roars is a nice touch. The lack of any dialogue in the original game really didn't help clarify things or give him much of a presence, especially since he never goes in to attack Gregory directly.
It shows that Glitchtrap is the one controlling this body like a puppet, and allows him to speak to both Gregory and the player as he stalks the environment, instilling fear with his surprisingly disturbing and threating dialogue as he tries to get into the office and kill Gregory.
Remember, Gregory is a child. Glitchtrap is not putting up any sort of facade and is showing his twisted and murderous nature on full display for Gregory to witness. His of "You are only prolonging the inevitable child", "No one is going to miss you", and "You will not survive" are all pretty disturbing things to say to any kid. His intimidation and maliciousness all fall in line with his reputation as an abusive father and child serial killer, it's still shocking to actually see it performed. It only makes imagine what kinds of things William said to those kids before he killed them once he dropped the act of being Bonnie.
Reworking the Blob (I don't really like calling it that name tbh) to be more of a hazard during the sequence, with it slinking into the office while the player hides, and temporality shuts off the fire system, was a much better use in my opinion. It's still an active threat, but doesn't interfere too much or add a frustrating level of difficulty.
The certain pieces of dialogue where Glitchtrap reiterates lines from other animatronics earlier from the game, like Moon's line of "Bad children must be punished" also helps establish that Glitchtrap himself was the reason for all of this, and that he's been trying to kill Gregory this whole time by using the animatronics like proxies of his will.
Finally, The way this sequence escalates from beginning to end was handled well. How it starts out with a dark and silent eerie atmosphere after being separated from Freddy as Springtrap starts his advance, the tension rising as Greogry starts using the fire system to fight Springtrap off as his one weapon against this monster, to then being forced to overload the fire system once the Blob shuts it down, which in turn makes the entire building starting catching on fire and begin to crumble, rising in intensity as Gregory now must hurry to finish Springtrap off, finally dousing him in enough flame to finally put him down for good. The scene ending with Freddy coming to Gregory's rescue, pulling the door open for him to lead him to safety, and finally bringing us back to the original ending cutscene as the two escape from the collapsing building together.
Closing thoughts. This entire ending concept. I REALLY wish we could've got something like this instead of what's in the final game. Hell, I really want to PLAY this version instead. Maybe we'll get something down the line from a fan game, or maybe Steel Wool will make a DLC that gives us a different ending. We'll have to wait and see.
The animation work as a whole was done superbly. There are some amazing shots in this video that look SO GOOD, both from composition as well as the lighting. You brought out every scene to the best of its ability. This is one of the best animations I've seen for Five Night's At Freddy's.
Phenomenal work GoldenDiamond. Thank you so much for making this for us.
Too much text sorry
Exactly my thoughts. This is what the Afton ending should have been.
Wow. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on my video! I love when people comment stuff like this :)
I copied this text and sent it to my english teacher for the essay we had to write with the theme "rating an ending (book, game, movie or series)". I got a 20/20 and my teacher asked me if I cheated. Man, thanks. it is amazing that I found this comment right on time. also i agree with ya!
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This video illustrates perfectly why burntrap or glitchtrap being the mimic just doesn't fit. They both in some way *are* William afton.
Amen 🙏
Because that's literally the point? Glitchtrap is an imitation of Afton, and Burntrap is The Mimic being used as a Vessel by Glitchtrap for his needs, even in this video repeating lines from other animatronics and his laughs sounding different is clearly something only Mimic related
That's literally the point lmao. Mimic is supposed to imitate Afton to perfection
@@hilvystewy7298 Glitchtrap practically but yes
Stuff that would be cool to be added:
-Blob comes from the ceiling, making you hide, but he can aslo come from the doors, and you gotta close them for him to not to enter
-Blob slides trough the halls, if he encounters burntrap, this will block burntrap's path or maybe attack him or interact with each other
-I like when the generator exploded on blob's face, maybe make blob more active after the explosion
-Implement mechanic where you gotta stop freddy from going into the office, ex: trick him with something so that he does not come in
I absolutely loved this, btw, for all of those who say they did not like the actual game's ending, the game was rushed out at some point, bc the fandom couldn't wait some more months, so the ending could have been like this, but tecnically the fandom sabotaged the game, so don't blame steel wool studios.
Yeah I agree but maybe this can pull a no mans sky on us
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In fact glitchtrap steal moondrop lines
I honestly think this game was very good. especially considering this was the desv first try at such a game. Just needs more time. If we count current state as a Alpha/Beta thing it would be a perfect game.
If we just wait patiently, security breach could have been better.
@@faz_jamil8862 it's called a callback
This is 100% better than the original ending, it finally kills off springtrap giving the series a chance to come up with a new villain, and it occasionally calls back to past things
but his main line is I ALWAYS COME BACK how will that even make sense and plus they made him immortal he cant die idiot
@@Anti.Furry-Nation. he has actually died and ended up in hell, albeit he managed to escape, he did die.
@@Anti.Furry-Nation. but since he comes back all the time, it makes the story a lot more bland. if you have to keep going against the same villain with the same old tricks, it gets boring.
@@Anti.Furry-Nation. You don't have to be so rude about it.
Well he always gonna come back. Remember, Cassidy always gonna be torturing him.
Hands down how this should have ended. I love the use of some of the animatronics’ lines almost to say he was speaking through them. Even freakier that he knows your name.
YES NO ONE ELSE HAS BEEN SAYING THIS, IT WAS MY FAVORITE PART. HE SAYZ MOONDROPS LINES OF THE BAD CHILDREN MUST BE PUNISHED AND HE SAYS GREGORY THE SAME AS CHICA TOO.
@@sidthesciencekid5498 yess!! that’s what i mean!