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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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Imagine thinking Chalex tells the truth, kek.
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I meant updated version of the OP of this thread. Trying to beat Alex by making his game better than him is a reliable way to get a thread here.
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I'm really curious that what will happen this game in future.
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This kinda looks like something that would come out of a Tumblr art page.
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Straight up, honestly the YanSim/Osana subreddits are just full of ppl being like "I'll fix these characters by making them gay!" When sexual orientation has absolutely nothing to do with whether a character is good or not.
It's honestly disgustingly rampant.
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Its a common mistake these days to correlate personality with sexuality, and so when the tumblr crowd looks to correct an absence of the former, they do it by placing in the latter. Then they can collectively project their own fetishes regarding personality quirks onto the stereotypes of those sexualities.
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I know it's not a fangame thread, but I am meaning to ask just what in the hell happened that the entire concept of Anime murdersims is so fucking cursed?
Asking here because it's something that has to do with Alex or his fanbase.
Asking here because it's something that has to do with Alex or his fanbase.
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Because its a fundamentally flawed gameplay premise. It can work from a narrative perspective where the viewer cares about the characters, and the murderous nature of one of them is an easy conflict to understand. But going from something enjoyable to watch, to something thats enjoyable to do, means it needs to be turned into a mechanic and a series of systems, that tend to be simplified down into "Psychopath Simulator". Then combine that with the anime predilection to make everything horny, slap atop the existing flaws and problems of the kinds of people who'd likely be interested in making such a game without recognizing its weaknesses, and you get the cursed concept.
All of that boils down to creating a Psychopath simulator for horny people, created by general incompetents working for praise and recognition, to be seen by their veritable senpai or love interest.
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I guess this and the fact that almost every dev under the sun continues to jump into obvious pitfall of setting up a Discord server.
I mean holy shit, Discord is best god complex cultivator since Reddit, and yet every, EVERY time they do this shit thinking "My community will be better because it's mine! And I WILL make my friends mods because I trust them to not be retards who will eventually screw up and will never have to cover them no matter how big of a shit they did!"
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Eh, there is something else than Yandere Simulator and its clones?
Edit: I mean, this big and ambitious, if it wasn't clear, not some free shit on RPG-maker.
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It's a shame too since he's the cow that brought me to the Farms. This thread used to move a mile a minute and now we get maybe 2 pages in a week if we're lucky.
We're all waiting for H&S2 because a chimpout like that would get things in here rolling again.
Now all we're doing is reposting his videos that are just rehashes of videos he already made 1-2 years ago, but with a different thumbnail.
At least we have the satisfaction of knowing that he lives in a constant state of paranoia. It seems his immediate company like his Discord mods have taken up the flag of the lolcow from Eva.
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I remember when i was just lurking this thread back in June-July before I made an account. I can’t tell whether to be relieved or saddened that this thread is somewhat dead compared to the booming thread back then
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This thread usually goes through slow patches before something big happens and posts start to flood in. Give it a week or two for Alex to fuck up.
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The only time this thread is ever gonna boom in the near future is if Alex releases Hate and Shame 2, whether or not that's coming in the next few months is anyone's guess.
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The thread had a big boom back then because his subreddit got hacked.
But I honestly have to admit, it really does feel like we're just repeating shit over and over because all the stupid shit Alex does now he's done time and time again. r/Osana itself has more shit to laugh at then Alex at this point.
https://youtu.be/pc09DHmBb7k Oh shit boys, YandereDev actually answering questions verbally instead of typing them out or linking to his debunk page.
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Uhh, can I get a TL;DR? I'm not watching an almost 2 hour video just to hear Alex spout bullshit I've heard a million times already.
Alright, I'm sorry for the double post, but I felt that the TLDR deserved a separate reply. But I'd still recommend watching the video (on 1.25x speed maybe) cause this isn't perfect.
TRO apparently helped out with this video, so that's interesting. Cameron looks 15 years old or something.
Also the fucking volume hikes up by 6 billion on my speakers between the transition slides and his speaking parts. Fuck me.
If I miss anything then I'll probably edit this accordingly. Probably. The video was admittedly boring as fuck.
Chapter 1: The Code - He basically says that the code isn't good, but not bad either. He cites dyc3 who ran 10 million(?) iterations on else-if versus switch statement simulations.
Chapter 2: The Assets - K gon's 'Everything in YandereSim is Stolen' video is cited here. Not really much to say here--he just says 'as far as I know, the stolen assets are either replaced or don't exist'.
Chapter 3: Taking Criticism/The Public's Image - A guest feature of GhostofGriever, who's a teacher? They go on about how YandereDev appears to be a control freak when it comes to PR, and that he should 'show, don't tell', letting his positive interactions with volunteers/fans show who he is instead of screaming. They also go into how home schooling does indeed impact the development of social skills, and that they'd want YanDev to do a verbal interview to show his genuine-ness.
Chapter 4: sisefs/Joel_Creeper - In Sisef's case, he says that 'there are holes in the story that no one else seems to see'. He says that her editing her Tumblr post about watching Alex's vidya streams is sus, and he doesn't think that she had a relationship with Alex (I wonder if he's seen the pictures of them with their names written on each other's skin), and that searching for her on Skype yields no results, which is ??? He also claims that people from the vidya streams at the time don't remember her.
He denounces Joel's actions, of course, but says that 'a predator protecting another predator wouldn't make sense'.
Chapter 5:
Chapter 6: Volunteer Treatment - Bunch of screenshots of volunteers telling their experiences. For the most part, the consensus is: 'it's a case-by-case basis, but in general every interaction has been good/courteous'.
Chapter 7: Watashi no Mono - EpicMealDev telling the reasons why he quit the project, and how he holds no ill will towards YandereDev. He says that even though Alex accused EpicMeal of making a 'fake game', he's 'fine with it as long as original assets are used'. I guess Cameron's never seen the Discord screenshots expressing visible scorn towards mention of fan games.
Chapter 8 - The Interview: Mostly the same shit he's always said. I'm getting tired at this point and it's long as hell, but here's my notes anyway:
▪︎ Cameron says some absolute bullshit about how YandereSim isn't a commercial product, and he isn't making money off it.
▪︎ He cites examples of his taking criticism well in cases where he was told that an update/asset in the game was ugly/a bad idea, and says that the only reason examples exist of his taking it badly is because a person rubbed him the wrong way, was abrasive, or caught him in a bad mood.
▪︎ He makes the alcohol example we saw him searching for artists for on Discord. 'If you saw one picture of me drinking alcohol, you can't assume that I'm an alcoholic--you only caught me drinking once.' Or something.
▪︎ He actually acknowledges that he's put some shit out just to see people's reactions, and that he's made the scope too big.
▪︎ The Joel situation is brought up. He denounces his actions, and goes into how he was initially told that Joel didn't know his victims were under-age, before it came to light that he did all along.
▪︎ The situation with the DID thing is brought up. Apparently the victim is back on the moderation team?
▪︎ Sisefs is brought up. He says that they initially acted like 'teehee hai boys'/overly flirtatious, before hiking it up to sending every guy on Alex's vidya stream nudes and disappearing. Then, at some point someone asks where they went, and someone thought that they may have been underaged and that their computer was taken away, causing everyone to freak out.
He debunks a screenshot Sisef's provided of Alex's stream, which shows him allegedly playing a French version of Link's Awakening--for some reason. But they don't touch any of the other screenshots on Sisefs' Tumblr.
▪︎ He says that he's never actually been SWAT'd, but that there was an attempt and he warned his county's police department in advance. He didn't get a response from them.
▪︎ Part of the interview is omitted, but Cameron says that it basically boils down to someone actually attempting to send the cops to his house.
▪︎ Watashi no Mono is brought up; he admits that he basically believed EpicMeal was making a fake game purely because of word of mouth from former WnM volunteers, and someone saying they didn't have faith he knew what he was doing.
▪︎ The speedrunning is brought up, and how YanDev thinks that it's not a case of the Streisand Effect, but a reverse-Streisand Effect. He says that the situation was a three-way trap--he claims that embracing the chalice meme is unacceptable and not who he was, not banning people would have turned the Discord into a cesspool, and banning people would perpetuate the streisand effect. 'Spam is spam', which tbh I'm inclined to agree with, somewhat.
▪︎ 'I don't believe I'm a public figure'; 'one programmer in the credits of a game is not a public figure'. 'I don't have influence over people, in the sense that I don't attempt to broadcast sponsors, or encourage opinions'.
▪︎ He claims he tells some jokes for shock value, and that he has less of a filter on stream. They don't acknowledge Alex telling someone to shove a cactus up their ass or kill themselves.
Also the fucking volume hikes up by 6 billion on my speakers between the transition slides and his speaking parts. Fuck me.
If I miss anything then I'll probably edit this accordingly. Probably. The video was admittedly boring as fuck.
Chapter 1: The Code - He basically says that the code isn't good, but not bad either. He cites dyc3 who ran 10 million(?) iterations on else-if versus switch statement simulations.
Chapter 2: The Assets - K gon's 'Everything in YandereSim is Stolen' video is cited here. Not really much to say here--he just says 'as far as I know, the stolen assets are either replaced or don't exist'.
Chapter 3: Taking Criticism/The Public's Image - A guest feature of GhostofGriever, who's a teacher? They go on about how YandereDev appears to be a control freak when it comes to PR, and that he should 'show, don't tell', letting his positive interactions with volunteers/fans show who he is instead of screaming. They also go into how home schooling does indeed impact the development of social skills, and that they'd want YanDev to do a verbal interview to show his genuine-ness.
Chapter 4: sisefs/Joel_Creeper - In Sisef's case, he says that 'there are holes in the story that no one else seems to see'. He says that her editing her Tumblr post about watching Alex's vidya streams is sus, and he doesn't think that she had a relationship with Alex (I wonder if he's seen the pictures of them with their names written on each other's skin), and that searching for her on Skype yields no results, which is ??? He also claims that people from the vidya streams at the time don't remember her.
He denounces Joel's actions, of course, but says that 'a predator protecting another predator wouldn't make sense'.
Chapter 5:
Chapter 6: Volunteer Treatment - Bunch of screenshots of volunteers telling their experiences. For the most part, the consensus is: 'it's a case-by-case basis, but in general every interaction has been good/courteous'.
Chapter 7: Watashi no Mono - EpicMealDev telling the reasons why he quit the project, and how he holds no ill will towards YandereDev. He says that even though Alex accused EpicMeal of making a 'fake game', he's 'fine with it as long as original assets are used'. I guess Cameron's never seen the Discord screenshots expressing visible scorn towards mention of fan games.
Chapter 8 - The Interview: Mostly the same shit he's always said. I'm getting tired at this point and it's long as hell, but here's my notes anyway:
▪︎ Cameron says some absolute bullshit about how YandereSim isn't a commercial product, and he isn't making money off it.
▪︎ He cites examples of his taking criticism well in cases where he was told that an update/asset in the game was ugly/a bad idea, and says that the only reason examples exist of his taking it badly is because a person rubbed him the wrong way, was abrasive, or caught him in a bad mood.
▪︎ He makes the alcohol example we saw him searching for artists for on Discord. 'If you saw one picture of me drinking alcohol, you can't assume that I'm an alcoholic--you only caught me drinking once.' Or something.
▪︎ He actually acknowledges that he's put some shit out just to see people's reactions, and that he's made the scope too big.
▪︎ The Joel situation is brought up. He denounces his actions, and goes into how he was initially told that Joel didn't know his victims were under-age, before it came to light that he did all along.
▪︎ The situation with the DID thing is brought up. Apparently the victim is back on the moderation team?
▪︎ Sisefs is brought up. He says that they initially acted like 'teehee hai boys'/overly flirtatious, before hiking it up to sending every guy on Alex's vidya stream nudes and disappearing. Then, at some point someone asks where they went, and someone thought that they may have been underaged and that their computer was taken away, causing everyone to freak out.
He debunks a screenshot Sisef's provided of Alex's stream, which shows him allegedly playing a French version of Link's Awakening--for some reason. But they don't touch any of the other screenshots on Sisefs' Tumblr.
▪︎ He says that he's never actually been SWAT'd, but that there was an attempt and he warned his county's police department in advance. He didn't get a response from them.
▪︎ Part of the interview is omitted, but Cameron says that it basically boils down to someone actually attempting to send the cops to his house.
▪︎ Watashi no Mono is brought up; he admits that he basically believed EpicMeal was making a fake game purely because of word of mouth from former WnM volunteers, and someone saying they didn't have faith he knew what he was doing.
▪︎ The speedrunning is brought up, and how YanDev thinks that it's not a case of the Streisand Effect, but a reverse-Streisand Effect. He says that the situation was a three-way trap--he claims that embracing the chalice meme is unacceptable and not who he was, not banning people would have turned the Discord into a cesspool, and banning people would perpetuate the streisand effect. 'Spam is spam', which tbh I'm inclined to agree with, somewhat.
▪︎ 'I don't believe I'm a public figure'; 'one programmer in the credits of a game is not a public figure'. 'I don't have influence over people, in the sense that I don't attempt to broadcast sponsors, or encourage opinions'.
▪︎ He claims he tells some jokes for shock value, and that he has less of a filter on stream. They don't acknowledge Alex telling someone to shove a cactus up their ass or kill themselves.
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