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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Evaxephon in my opinion is just there for the money at this point
back then in 2013 he did cared about his project now he's some little bitch that bans people on his discord for posting a picture of him
Really? I always thought that Alex was super passionate til' this day and was working really hard for 4 years on osana. Do you have any other groundbreaking and enlightening opinions, O Socrates?
 
Evaxephon in my opinion is just there for the money at this point
back then in 2013 he did cared about his project now he's some little bitch that bans people on his discord for posting a picture of him
Not much of an opinion...
 
Alex is rather chatty on Discord today, again.
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Oh no, say goodbye to your pantyshots and it's the final nail in the coffin of the panty-inventory system.

And of course, in the pinned messages that I've completely ignored and probably got posted and lost in this thread already:
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So it's probably a safe assumption at this point that the 505 deal is on.
 
I find it ironic that yandere dev wanted a fandom of adults when he is a child to the core. If yanderedev had a fandom of adults he would have done a flip a long time ago. As of now all he has been doing is surrounding himself with other lolcows hoping to Yahweh they're retarded enough to draw attention from the Donkey in the herd.
That's a good point. I think Alex has mostly children as fans because he is mentally a child. If he was mature, his game would reflect that and he would have adult fans. The fandom is just a mirror of the creator.
 
Yandere Simulator was supposed to have a weather system in the final game, just for rain though. As far as I know, it is not in the game in regular play. (It might be included in an easter egg mode for all I know though.)
it is in an easter egg. unfortunately it also causes there to be rain inside of the school so its basically useless and annoying
 
Alex is rather chatty on Discord today, again.
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Oh no, say goodbye to your pantyshots and it's the final nail in the coffin of the panty-inventory system.

And of course, in the pinned messages that I've completely ignored and probably got posted and lost in this thread already:
So it's probably a safe assumption at this point that the 505 deal is on.
Either 505 is incredibly optimistic about their chances, or they're planning to act on the "First rights to buy" the IP stuff I saw in the earlier leaked content. If it all starts to go sideways publicly, following a kickstarter, they can just point out to Alex that his options are to crash, burn, and never get this off the ground, or sell it to them wholesale to finish and quietly walk away. They seem really interested in the IP, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was a backroom goal of theirs.
 
The only thing of value Alex has is his fan base. The IP is worthless. He doesn't own the rights to the social murder simulator genre. Yandere School exists.

If they wanted to, they could make their own yandere simulator game. Heck, they could even use the same character models as YanSim for <100$.

There is nothing of value here. If there was, Alex wouldn't have to pay them to complete his game. They would do it for revenue share. Normally publishers pay their developers, not the other way around.
 
Either 505 is incredibly optimistic about their chances, or they're planning to act on the "First rights to buy" the IP stuff I saw in the earlier leaked content. If it all starts to go sideways publicly, following a kickstarter, they can just point out to Alex that his options are to crash, burn, and never get this off the ground, or sell it to them wholesale to finish and quietly walk away. They seem really interested in the IP, so I wouldn't be surprised if that was a backroom goal of theirs.
I imagine they are gonna George Lucus him say that they are gonna keep him on as a consultant that "they will listen to so that the project doesn't lose its direction" and then scrap everything, build everything from scratch, only keeping the recognizable brand name, and then ignoring everything that Alex has to say before telling him to fuck off/he leaves in frustration that no-one will listen to him
 
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Alex seems to have been a busy boy today. Just busy not doing anything productive, as per.

He took down the re-upload where Alex blames his audience for the game's slow development by sending him too many e-mails.
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No doubt another one will crop up, soon enough.

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Found a copy.
 
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it is in an easter egg. unfortunately it also causes there to be rain inside of the school so its basically useless and annoying
Couldn't that be solved in literally the easiest way if he represented the map as a X/Y coordinate system and disabled the rain effects whenever the player steps in the boundaries of the school? I doubt its a problem that requires hours and hours of fixes to make possible.
The only thing of value Alex has is his fan base. The IP is worthless. He doesn't own the rights to the social murder simulator genre. Yandere School exists.

If they wanted to, they could make their own yandere simulator game. Heck, they could even use the same character models as YanSim for <100$.

There is nothing of value here. If there was, Alex wouldn't have to pay them to complete his game. They would do it for revenue share. Normally publishers pay their developers, not the other way around.
I wouldn't call the IP useless. Yandere Simulator is very well one of the most popular games on Youtube at the moment. Not on the level of Minecraft, Fortnite, Undertale, or the other big players, but big enough that there are hundreds of videos from multi-million subscriber youtubers with each video having millions of views. Hell, his channel alone for the game has something like 2.5 million subscribers, which is no insignificant amount. This drama aside, the game already has massive recognition, and new waves of children on youtube will be likely to see it and become hooked. Whatever company he will be contracting with sees the monetary potential in this game and the popularity of it independent from the Alex drama.
I don't know if its a million dollar game, but it should generate a few hundred thousand dollars if it were to actually be finished with all of the features and an environment which doesn't completely suck.
 
Yandere Simulator is very well one of the most popular games
Really now? Maybe back then, but in the current year?

He really only has first mover advantage with his game. Assuming his fans aren't fans of him as a person but of his game, he only holds the place warm. Someone of competence could win over most of his audience with their own game.

Again he OWNS nothing of value. If you want to make a successful yan sim game, you don't need pay him anything for anything. His fan base will desert him for a better game. He can't sue for IP infringement in any meaningful way.

No one wants his Yandere game. They want a Yandere game and they don't care where it comes from.

He has nothing to sell to you, but you can sell him something. Something he desperately needs: Help. Which is exactly what the publisher is doing.
 
Couldn't that be solved in literally the easiest way if he represented the map as a X/Y coordinate system and disabled the rain effects whenever the player steps in the boundaries of the school? I doubt its a problem that requires hours and hours of fixes to make possible.

I wouldn't call the IP useless. Yandere Simulator is very well one of the most popular games on Youtube at the moment. Not on the level of Minecraft, Fortnite, Undertale, or the other big players, but big enough that there are hundreds of videos from multi-million subscriber youtubers with each video having millions of views. Hell, his channel alone for the game has something like 2.5 million subscribers, which is no insignificant amount. This drama aside, the game already has massive recognition, and new waves of children on youtube will be likely to see it and become hooked. Whatever company he will be contracting with sees the monetary potential in this game and the popularity of it independent from the Alex drama.
I don't know if its a million dollar game, but it should generate a few hundred thousand dollars if it were to actually be finished with all of the features and an environment which doesn't completely suck.
They could also be banking on how notorious the game, and clones of it are. Marketing it as "Yandere Simulator done right...done right!" maybe include the Alex version as an easter egg or something.
 
but it should generate a few hundred thousand dollars if it were to actually be finished
I really don't think so. He sells a concept, a dream if you will. "Get the boy. Murder your rivals and get away with it".
The problem with this dreams is, that it doesn't really work as a game. Not every appealing idea translates into fun mechanics.

IMO YanSim is deeply flawed and will never be fun no matter how many rivals you add.

"YanSim may not be fun to play right now, but it is also not finished yet. You gremlin!"

The game isn't finished, so all his fans can delude them self by thinking "It will be fixed, it will be added, it isn't ready yet!". After release all of this delusion will shatter. Is that it? Yup thats really it. What did you expect? Anything more then a school filled with walking cameras? AAA stealth games aren't much more than that either and they got money.

So some support a bad unfinished game with the potential to be great, but nobody supports a bad finished game.
Point is, it won't sell well and will be critically panned. They aren't playing it now cause its bad and they wont play it after release cause its bad.
 
I really don't think so. He sells a concept, a dream if you will. "Get the boy. Murder your rivals and get away with it".
The problem with this dreams is, that it doesn't really work as a game. Not every appealing idea translates into fun mechanics.

You can do clever things with the whole "idea" of being a yandere, i mean you can make a story driven shit, said you have to kill around 3 or 5 "rivals" to get the senpai, but at the end senpai knows how of a crazy bitch you are and reject you because you're a killer, the big problem is that you need to find someone who isn't an autistic weeb to work it.
 
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