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

The end of EvaXephon?


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It's well known. He had a tweet about this on twitter once. Getting a little tired of bringing up old content.

EDIT: A tweet where the uniform was referenced from. (archive)
EDIT 2: where he admits to taking reference. (archive)
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Pretty much the only "difference" between the school days one and the YanSim one is the colors (barely) and the fact the girls’ breasts are perversely focused on.
 
Pretty much the only "difference" between the school days one and the YanSim one is the colors (barely) and the fact the girls’ breasts are perversely focused on.
Many Japanese people choose schools based on how good the uniform looks (ie: cute or fashionable). If girls are forced to wear a style that unusual or provocative, I doubt a lot of parents would let their children go to that school, even if it was Harvard.
 
A little off-topic, but I thought of difficulty modes for YanSim based on uniforms:

1- Default Uniform: dumb uniform, dumb school. Less people means more opportunities to murder. Lesson times are shorter, which gives the player less stat points to allocate, but also more free time. All the animu tropes and memes. A person can easily get through the game by murdering everyone.

2-Typical Japanese High School Uniform: Decent school with a medium population. People aren't as oblivious (wider vision range). Fair amount of points to allocate, but less free time and less opportunities to commit crimes. People act more like a typical person in real life, and thus, strangeness isn't as tolerated. This level forces a person to use other means of elimination besides murder, unless they know how to execute it well (may require more than one playthrough).

3-Prestigious uniform: Large, intelligent population. Rules are strictly enforced and people are intuitively sharp (wider vision, less tolerance for strange behaviour). The students are all here to achieve academically, and are less likely to make friends as a result. School time is longer, which gives more stat points, but there are very few opportunities to straight up murder someone. A person playing this level has to use all sorts of ingenious methods to eliminate rivals and focus on building their stats in order to win.
 
If that's a real animation/elimination then its really stupid idea, the whole point of the game is Ayano supposed to be stealthy. If people don't immediately notice you pushing her on the tracks then cameras will pick it up then she'd be arrested. Though if its real he'd probably come up with some totally unconfirmed rumors about the station having no cameras/security and the witness will be Yakuza guy that will be all impressed and that's how you end up getting his help.
 
If that's a real animation/elimination then its really stupid idea, the whole point of the game is Ayano supposed to be stealthy. If people don't immediately notice you pushing her on the tracks then cameras will pick it up then she'd be arrested. Though if its real he'd probably come up with some totally unconfirmed rumors about the station having no cameras/security and the witness will be Yakuza guy that will be all impressed and that's how you end up getting his help.
The dumb train animation is fanmade.
 
Holy shit the fact that not a single animation keeps the foot the character is standing on in the same place without sliding back and forth makes me unreasonably mad.
I don't know why it's this thing in particular, this is like a tiny piece of dust when compared to other faulty animation in this game.
 
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