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Yeah tbh if he was like "dude this is basically anime tropes the videogame don't think too much about it,just roll with it" he probably wouldn't have gotten as much harassment as he did. But it's Alex were talking about
Cultcow EvaXephon / Yanderedev / Alex Mahan / Alexander Stuart Mahan / cannotgoogleme - Edgy weeaboo coomer with pedo tendencies and 15+ years internet history as a lolcow, now known as a disaster developer behind eternal debug build called "Yandere Simulator", confirmed groomer and dollfucker
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I mean, again, Postal games past the first one get away with edgy mass shooting of everyone and everything including midgets, rednecks and civil activists by coating it with good ammout of satire on life in America. A lot of people still feel repulsed by it, but the game has even bigger following which allows RWS to sustain itself well enough. There always be people who apreciate obvious trash grindhouse stuff for what it is, but creator needs to play the cards right to pull it of theese days.
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He's been thinking about things like that for a long time; 1980s mode is essentially a prequel. I'm more surprised he didn't mention Lunar Scythe at all.
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Well, actually, the idea of making them retarded college students is quite old, probably as old as his ban on Twitch. I'd rather call it grasping for the last straws.
How about the fact that he was thinking about DLC, bonus characters and even the fucking sequel that will have a town and other shit BEFORE EVEN OSANA WAS THERE?
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What's stopping him from being like "well since it's taking me so much time to finish yandere simulator let me clean up 1980's mode and put it as the first game. And say that since the story is already done it was easier to me to make it the first game of the series then maybe the one with ayano's mom then ayano's" but I'm sure his fans would go for his throat. Tbh watch as after the 1980's hype goes down more and more fans getting angry as to not getting the actual game
This game will never be finished. because its his only source of revenue. He didn’t want to finish it. He wanted to leave it in spergatory so he could make easy money on the premise of „im still working on Yansim guys!!!!!!!!“ he dug himself in this hole fully out of his own admission.
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Yeah, that was his initial goal ("anime tropes the video game") but for some reason he decided to take ALL of that and make it a serious game.
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You know, the "adult high school" thing might actually make for an interesting game if you turn it around. You play a detective who has to go undercover at a bizarre college for rich perverts who want to LARP as high schoolers, and solve a series of strange accidents that are more than coincidence.
Maybe you could make it so that it’s a sort of „nostalgia trip„ for the students involved. As far as I know High School is the most nostalgic time period for Japanese people. You could have commentary on Japanese culture and obsessing over the past. That’s actually interesting!
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Lmfao what? You've been clearly watching too much anime. High School is probably the most stressful period of time for Japanese students. They have to prepare for an extremely stressful college entrance exam where unlike your the SAT/ACT you only get one shot. The score you get decides how good of a uni. you get into. That's why Japanese students in college barely fucking study. Don't make the same mistake as Alex where he thinks Japan is literally the US.
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No, I'm pretty sure it's an idyllic time where girls wear skirts that go only to their upper thighs and everyone is allowed to eat their lunch on the rooftop of the building or just generally go up there at any time
Yes, and the teacher is a 16- er… 19 year old Big Busty Anime Girl™ That loves and chats with all of her students while no actual work is ever being done!
Has anybody tried digging through this account? I feel that atleast some of those 4256 posts could yield some valuable info.
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Its just a weird live rehost of the gamespot site to slap porn links on - https://www.gamespot.com/profile/NeonEvaXephon/ is the exact same.
As for the posts, there doesn't seem to be any actual history associated to it, and the fact the account has a large sum of some sort of legacy points associated to it leaves me inclined to believe that its some sort of error or lost to a forum migration.
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Maybe that idea could fill an episode of Law and Order: SVU, but I don't think it has enough juice to engage the audience for a full-length game.
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Well get this, there are going to be ten murder cases all taking place at the same school with the same people. Man, sometimes I even amaze myself!
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I am inclined towards this, since it looks like the situation with his Fakku account.
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Alex's adult high school LARPing idea still won't let his game be allowed to be streamed on Twitch. If he really wants people to see the "fruits of his labour" he should hope that it goes to OnlyFans.
I'm sure the OnlyFans site hasn't blacklisted Yandere Sim from their servers.
I'm sure the OnlyFans site hasn't blacklisted Yandere Sim from their servers.
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Here are the columns written for the 1980's mode rivals from the third week onwards. (A)
Bear in mind that these are all published and anybody can read them as soon as they walk in the door.
Nobody in the entire school was apparently interested in watching over the library until Honami came back.
Sumiko is better at almost every physical activity than the male students. So much so, she stays clubless because everybody else would slow her down, according to whoever wrote the column.
Ritsuko is the heiress to Chikanari Industries, a company that supplies raw materials that the Saikou Corporation uses for their products. After that part, the column straight up gossips that her father bribed the head master to let her enroll because her test scores were too low, and that she doesn't intend to do any school work during her time there. All in a "this totally isn't gossip and this column totally doesn't reflect anybody else's views, but..." kind of way.
Ai wants to be a singer, yadda yadda. then it mentions the rumor that she only enrolled at Akademi to launch her career. Apparently, this rumor is just cruel and whoever is reading should go ahead and support her, unlike with Ritsuko.
Teiko wants to be a teacher and as such, was teaching abroad before returning to Akademi. She learned multiple languages and is apparently more qualified on certain subjects than some college professors. The reason she came back is because she wants the "high school experience."
Komako is insanely popular to the point that the author says that if you don't know who she is, then you must have hit your head on a rock. She's smart, humble, all that good stuff. The author and the other students like her so much that, unlike with both Ritsuko and Ai, everybody decided to respect her privacy when she vaguely explains her absence as "family business" and not pry her for details (or start rumors apparently).
Chigusa is a celebrity, an extremely popular gravure model. As such, she's the center of attention and all the men at school like her. There are "theories" (read: rumors) that she only enrolled to do one photo shoot before ditching the school.
And guess who gets the most attention out of all of them? Sonoko, the junior detective, that's who.
Summary: After figuring out a serial killer's cipher (as a hobby, mind you), the police apparently considered her a prodigy and requested her help with the investigation, even allowing her access to the crime scenes and evidence. With her help, the killer was eventually caught and she became famous, resulting in her dropping out of Akademi and becoming a junior detective to help the police solve more high-profile crimes. One day, she became the Journalist's apprentice after he helped her with a case. After a year-long absence (yes, all of that took place within a year), the official narrative is that she decided to return to Akademi to graduate properly, regretting leaving things half-finished. Then it goes into more "theory" territory, with the author saying that she only returned to Akademi because the Journalist wanted her to investigate the school without the headmaster restricting him. When some students asked if she needed help, she asked the volunteers to take photographs of anything suspicious.
Bear in mind that these are all published and anybody can read them as soon as they walk in the door.
Nobody in the entire school was apparently interested in watching over the library until Honami came back.
Sumiko is better at almost every physical activity than the male students. So much so, she stays clubless because everybody else would slow her down, according to whoever wrote the column.
Ritsuko is the heiress to Chikanari Industries, a company that supplies raw materials that the Saikou Corporation uses for their products. After that part, the column straight up gossips that her father bribed the head master to let her enroll because her test scores were too low, and that she doesn't intend to do any school work during her time there. All in a "this totally isn't gossip and this column totally doesn't reflect anybody else's views, but..." kind of way.
Ai wants to be a singer, yadda yadda. then it mentions the rumor that she only enrolled at Akademi to launch her career. Apparently, this rumor is just cruel and whoever is reading should go ahead and support her, unlike with Ritsuko.
Teiko wants to be a teacher and as such, was teaching abroad before returning to Akademi. She learned multiple languages and is apparently more qualified on certain subjects than some college professors. The reason she came back is because she wants the "high school experience."
Komako is insanely popular to the point that the author says that if you don't know who she is, then you must have hit your head on a rock. She's smart, humble, all that good stuff. The author and the other students like her so much that, unlike with both Ritsuko and Ai, everybody decided to respect her privacy when she vaguely explains her absence as "family business" and not pry her for details (or start rumors apparently).
Chigusa is a celebrity, an extremely popular gravure model. As such, she's the center of attention and all the men at school like her. There are "theories" (read: rumors) that she only enrolled to do one photo shoot before ditching the school.
And guess who gets the most attention out of all of them? Sonoko, the junior detective, that's who.
Summary: After figuring out a serial killer's cipher (as a hobby, mind you), the police apparently considered her a prodigy and requested her help with the investigation, even allowing her access to the crime scenes and evidence. With her help, the killer was eventually caught and she became famous, resulting in her dropping out of Akademi and becoming a junior detective to help the police solve more high-profile crimes. One day, she became the Journalist's apprentice after he helped her with a case. After a year-long absence (yes, all of that took place within a year), the official narrative is that she decided to return to Akademi to graduate properly, regretting leaving things half-finished. Then it goes into more "theory" territory, with the author saying that she only returned to Akademi because the Journalist wanted her to investigate the school without the headmaster restricting him. When some students asked if she needed help, she asked the volunteers to take photographs of anything suspicious.
