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Idk, just seems wierd.
Also had the game crash on me on starting nightmare mode 1 time as well, so idk, something is bugged this time round with FNAF.
That's a bit of an excuse, too many games today use it to excuse a lack of testing and let the players be the testers to fix last minute problems despite laying down money for a completed product.
If you ordered a burger with cheese and bacon on it, and you were given a burger only with cheese, you would be upset and request the problem be fixed by getting the appropriate one, but that's not the expected practice every time you go to order a burger. Imagine the lines if every order got screwed up every time, even though they do get fixed in the end.
I will admit, the problem here isn't completely game breaking enough to call the game an incomplete product, but during the harder modes, this is just frustrating to have happen and should have been caught (hopefully)
Problems do occasionally slip through the cracks, but saying "version 1.0 will have bugs" is an excuse for a game that is intended to be a likely 1-time experience, not like an operating system or tool that changes and expands during a constant basis.