A Masterful FNAF Sequel - Help Wanted 2 Review

[@maravreloaded]

4:00 Vanny getting her dialogue cut off. At this point I think it's a running gag of Steelwool.

[@PIZZA7y54d6gf6]

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[@oogadaboogle]

That was probably my favorite review of HW2 so far, loved it!

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Thank you so much!

[@Mecha_Animations]

Quite a suprising video coming from you, as it has been a while since i heard your voice, but it is an amazing video You have made a very well Review on Fnaf Help wanted 2, that i actually agree on. Overall, great work!

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!

[@Yojeepee]

Great video! Got it recommended in my feed and was extremely surprised when I saw the viewcount and amount of subs you have, it felt like very high and wlel written production quality video. Keep it up, definitely got a new fan!

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you thought it was high quality!

[@ClavisKey]

Amazing video! Keep up the amazing work!

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Thank you so much! Will do!

[@SOULular]

Solid video! I expect to see even better content from you in the future 👍

[@donnagraves8110]

Bro, I’m trying to complete help on it too thank you. I love this game so much.

[@DeerhoundProductions]

No problem!

[@heyittgsf]

mimic

[@DeerhoundProductions]

THE MIMIC!

[@B00TLEGSF0RALL]

Hello mimic media

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Hello there.

[@MrFreemanWithBriefcase]

11:28 i don;t understand it, why did you said that? i mean this is confirmed that mimic is glitchtrap even by the mask bot ending, they are working together in the same goal, it's looks like mimic is physical but glitchtrap is virtual persona of mimic

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Glitchtrap and the Mimic are the same AI program but likely aren't the same character, similar to Tiger Rock being made from the Mimic1 program but having an entirely different behavior.

[@Gigi4u]

They can't be one and the same character. Because burntrap exists. Why would a digital extension of a rouge AI not free its physical form instead of for some reason building a barely functional anatomic that has to limp to go everywhere. Also how would a rouge AI be able to possess someone and be able to control any machine it sees but the mimic somehow can't. I usually tend to use arkham's razor because sometimes the simplest answer is usually the correct one when compared to more convoluted answers, so think unfortunately that glichtrap has to be the spirit of Afton because how could you otherwise explain the supernatural abilities he has that the mimic clearly completely lacks. I just dont want the mimic to be another springtrap copycat like Vanessa, i just want to see new villens for the newer games. I really like the mimics origin story of him being ment to be a kids friend but ending up just learning to be violent from his creators behavior. it isn't connected to the main events of the games storyline and makes it more unique for it because of his story not involving any characters that have anything to do with Afton and is actions.

[@DeerhoundProductions]

​@Gigi4u The Mimic1 AI is actually responsible for the Pizzaplex Virus, as revealed in The Storyteller.

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Also the Monty Within explains that AI programs can possess people

[@Gigi4u]

@@DeerhoundProductions I wouldn't put full trust in to the books when it comes to translating characters. Until the mimic reappears in a future game and shows more of his origin story and motivations I wouldn't take the books as hard cannon. We do see ideas and concepts being exchanged from one another but usually they book and game version are very different from one another. Book Baby is very different from game Baby. Game Henry is extremely different from his book counterpart because in the books he is freaking dead and has a robot daughter. If it isn't concretely in the game contenuety it shouldn't be relied on for theorizing because of possible major differences in the game and books version of set character. We never see the mimic AI being confirmed to be used in help wanted. So far it is just speculation that they could have used it in the game because the books had an evils AI living in a massive tree in the middle of the pizzaplex that we never see In the games. The mimic in the games is very much intact and doesn't seem to be taken apart so how is he still alive if they had soposedly removed his cirutketbords? We know glitchtrap only appears after some mysterious circutbords were scand in and if they didn't come from the mimic then it had to come from the remains of Aftons springlock suite. That's why I don't believe the "mimic is glichtrap theory" because it is just to convoluted and has many contradictions with things that were stated In the games. The theory is built on a foundation of sand that can give away very easily for what? To just make the lore even more convoluted than it already was.

[@miless1989]

PEAK REVIEW

[@DeerhoundProductions]

THANK YOU!

[@Wild_bowzilla4675]

I think they added too much SB and not enough of the old games

[@Anjin-qg3ie]

Bro...Give spoilers warning.

[@DeerhoundProductions]

It's a review of Help Wanted 2, it's gonna include spoilers, there's no proper way to give my thoughts on the game without spoiling it.

[@DavinFaulkner]

8:43 Don't assume Monty's dead just because he doesn't appear again after that cutscene, too many people do that already.

[@DeerhoundProductions]

As of now I'm pretty confident he's dead considering he's electrocuted, sinks under the water, and we never see him again, him being dead is the most obvious conclusion as of now. It's possible of course that a future game will reveal he's alive but as of now theres no proof he is.

[@DavinFaulkner]

@@DeerhoundProductions Why would they just kill him off specifically though? That's like playing FNAF 1 and Bonnie dies after night 3 and is never even mentioned. It doesn't add up as the dev's actual intention if you ask me.

[@DavinFaulkner]

Plus you already electrocute the animatronics in the base game during the backstage office sequence, and it only stuns them temporarily. How much wattage could one neon sign really have?

[@DeerhoundProductions]

@@DavinFaulkner It wasn't just being zapped once, Monty was in a pool of water with an electric current in it, VERY different from simply being zapped by a door, his entire body was in water with an electric current, and he's already very damaged at this point in time.

[@DavinFaulkner]

@@DeerhoundProductions Even so, my original point still stands. Why kill him, specifically?

[@geekcouplegaming]

Great video, ive just subscribed more

[@DeerhoundProductions]

Thank you so much!

[@lawrystones6140]

Promo`SM 🤩

[@MaxLeonUhlitz]

HW2 is like HW1 but 30% worst

[@nationalpv]

Fair

[@FNAFGamer_2023]

Why do you think that?

[@MaxLeonUhlitz]

@@FNAFGamer_2023 I absolutely adored and Help wanted 1... yet this one I just couldn't really enjoy. There were a few fun games here and there and I really liked the Breaker room and Merry go round games as well as the first aid line of games but other than those... most were just kinda there. My biggest problems with this game however is: 1. Its just not scary. Its honestly insane to me how a vr "horror" game manages to be this... managable. Jumpscares barely hit and the only kind of tension that is build is a beeping timer that tries to stress you. And Stress is the lowest form of horror. Anyone can do that, very easily. Building a scary atmosphere like scott did, is truely hard. They managed to do that with Help Wanted 1 but it feels like they just don't care. 2. and my second biggest problem with this game is the absolute garbage that is hard mode. Most hard mode minigames are just... annoying. Sure they are "harder" but loose most of the charm and fun (some of) the original versions had. ESPECIALLY that soda and DJ Music man minigame. Those reached Just feels like you have barely any control and it doesn't really make me scared it just makes me go "Whatever just jumpscare me already so I can move on" It doesn't even encourage me to retry it. Another thing that I felt like this game was lacking was the overall urge to explore. The first game constantly teased you with the tapes and glitchtrap in the main menu while this one has one cool reveal in the main menu but other than that I felt no big urge or this feeling of being constantly watched that the first game managed to build. Ik it's long af, but I mean... you asked for it.