The text appears to be a nostalgic recollection of various events, theories, and Easter eggs related to the popular survival horror video game franchise "Five Nights at Freddy's" (FNAF). The text is a series of rapid-fire "remember when" statements, recalling moments from the game's development, release, and player experiences.
Some of the specific events and theories mentioned include:
* Scott Cawthon's inspiration for creating the game
* Theories about the game's storyline and characters, including the identity of the Purple Guy and the motivations of the animatronics
* Easter eggs and hidden secrets in the game, such as the bite of '87 and the identity of the killer
* Fan-made content, including songs, fan art, and fan games
* Theories about the game's ending and the fate of the characters
* The release of new games in the series and the introduction of new characters and gameplay mechanics
* Interactions between the game's creator, Scott Cawthon, and the fan community
Overall, the text is a nostalgic and humorous look back at the history of the FNAF franchise and its community.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Scott Cawthon created the game "Chipper's Sons".
2. Scott Cawthon organized a Kickstarter for the first part of Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF) that didn't raise anything.
3. FNAF was supposed to be Scott Cawthon's last game.
4. The second part of FNAF was released exactly 87 days after the release of the first part.
5. The trailer of the second part included a song called "London Bridge is falling".
6. Mark completed the 20v4 mode in FNAF.
7. Scott Cawthon released the first teaser with Springtrap for the third part of FNAF.
8. Springtrap is a hybrid of an animatronic and a human.
9. The third part of FNAF was released, and a fake version of the game was also created.
10. Scott Cawthon released the Troll version of the third part, which was an old game with the main character's head replaced with Freddy's.
11. A fan game called "fnaf" was created, and it was considered one of the best fan games.
12. The fourth part of FNAF was released, and it didn't include cameras.
13. Theorists held a stream to discuss the plot of the entire FNAF series.
14. Scott Cawthon communicated with theorists during the stream.
15. A film based on FNAF was announced.
16. Scott Cawthon donated $100,000 to charity.
17. The first part of FNAF was supposed to be a prequel, not a sequel.
18. The third part of FNAF had a bad ending and a good ending.
19. The Purple Guy is the main villain in the FNAF series.
20. Scott Cawthon created the game "FNAF World".