Does anyone else think that Alex is a con man? Or just a really bad, disorganized game developer?
I wonder because he's always seeming to push the game's completion back further and further. I honestly believe that at some point, he will drop off the face of the earth with all the money. Or keep trying to develop the game as long as possible to rake in the never-ending money flow.
I apologize if this has been asked before, I'm new
It's okay.
Both, I believe.
In the beginning, I think he was honestly trying to make a good game, but bit off more than he could chew for his level of experience, especially with the following he got.
He had the chance to make money and get attention and he took it. He seems to have a background of being starved of attention and generally acting like a child, considering he still lives with his rich/busy parents, isn't attractive in any way, has awful social skills and thinks women are objects that aren't worth his while unless they're into video games and/or have massive sex appeal.
When he realized he can't finish the game, or at least, made his scope too massive, he kept going as not to embaress himself and lose the money and attention and fans who would defend and excuse his every fuck-up.
He uses big words and talks professionally to trick people into thinking he's experienced, and in videos speaks slowly and deeply and tries to come off as intelligent.
Pretty much, he has never had to really do anything in his life, and the game gives him a false sense of purpose. The only thing he didn't get handed to him was a social life of literally any kind because he's so insufferable.
He is a petulant child and has not worked for anything he currently has. As deserved, though, it seems to be slipping out from under his feet. The email videos, lack of progress, discovery and growth of anti-yandev-blogs and the Farms, and now this bullying meltdown have caused his fanbase to shrink. If Osana does not release in October, it might turn away even more people. If she does and she's awful, it might turn away even
more people.
We'll see, I guess.