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He probably did FNAF 1's theory out of fun, he still loved the game and the lore in his FNAF 2 theory. But after those, it feels like he got bit by the greedy snake and he does come off like he wants to be the one to solve FNAF and it's not just something *I* see in his video titles.
He tried to throw shade on Scott for making the "victim of the bite of '87" (aka fnaf 4 child according to his video) be able to have "nightmares" when science tells us people without frontal lobes don't have them and other arguments; he threw major shade at scott, claiming Scott had rushed the game so much that he had made such scientific mistakes by not taking the time to do research. So Scott had to step in and point him in the right direction, for FNAF 4 was not the victim of the bite of '87 and other people pointed to MatPat that the frontal lobe is not the one that controls fear and nightmares. So from that point on, MatPat just became salty towards Scott. Still trying to solve the lore while throwing major shade at Scott at any given chance, like he did in his rushed, incorrect theory on SL.
Hell, even the theory he posted before the game was out (seriously, trying to solve the game's lore before the game is out... he is desperate to solve FNAF) was better than the one he posted a few days ago.
I think MatPat makes VERY entertaining theories and videos. I love the one he made on Until Dawn, it's priceless, watch it if you can. But too many people looked up to him and believed he'd be the one to solve FNAF, so he tried to live up to their expectations and ended up believing he'd truly be the one to solve FNAF, so now that it's clear he's not solving FNAF, he's getting angry at Scott and the games.
And i don´t even think he want to solve it anyway, when you look at his therories you will find lose ends with no effort.
He makes this maybe just for the heck of it, for the money or just to ♥♥♥♥♥ around against Scott but not to solve anything.
SL is hard to solve for real. Mainly because it connects with the games but doesn't make sense (it wants to hint that we play as Purple man but that doesn't add up with the story, we play as someone called Mike but it doesn't make sense if it's Mike Schmidt, the friendbear plushie is not haunted but it's impossible that the friendbear in FNAF 4 was just a walkie talkie for he hears Friendbear in the restaurant, where there are NO friendbear plushies and therefore no way to connect with the child, etc.); it also connects to the book but totally twists it (ie. William being the one to build the robots and losing a child, rather than Henry; or how in the books he owned the pizzeria and in the games he's a mere employee...etc.).
So it's hard to piece it together and make sense of what's going on. I don't blame them for thinking it's hard. I blame MatPat for rushing the theory, I think he should have waited some more, let the community figure out more things or find more clues before making a theory. If he had paid attention to what the community was saying, he wouldn't have gone with the "we play as purple man" card, because he'd have realized we do have valid arguments against that being possible.
I'm guessing we'll have another theory in the future once the lore starts clearing and pieces start falling into place.
He did make quality content. (DID)
To be honest, I do feel like the theory was a bit rushed, but I think an even bigger problem with it is that so much of it is dedicated to tangents, non-sequidors, and mocking the quality of Silver Eyes and the realism of the series as a whole. Heck, his first THREE MINUTES of the episode were dedicated to him being arrogant and complaintive about how the series is convoluted and unsatisfying to solve (never mind that he's missed/outright ignored details dating back to the third game and beyond), not to mention those segments where he goes on a tangent about the game's realism or about Ennard's non-human eyes potentially giving them away in the normal world or even just making unfair jabs at the Silver Eyes and how he apparently was the only one to finish it based on the Kindle Version (nevermind the fact that the book is in a PHYSICAL VERSION that most people may have gotten instead!), which means that less than ten minutes of a thirteen-minute video are dedicated to the actual theory! The video's just SO WASTEFUL, pessimistic, and mean-spirited!
(But yeah, his theories before FNaF 4 always felt like the better ones, despite some grievences and disagreements I have with his videos on FNaF 3.)
I'll admit, I too had a complete theory for FNaF after the third game, and even after the fourth; I just never got around to posting any of them because I didn't want to have a theory that didn't cover EVERY game as a game came after both of them respectively. And I'll DEFINITELY agree on the idea that there are things that the community is missing, some of which dates back to the third game!
You couldn't have said it butter. ;) exot *gets shot*