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Its cool that you're making this game but its autistic to preach as a game developer in every post you make when you're building a game in RPG maker of all things. Plenty of us here are devs as well which is why we took an interest in yansims "development"; I'm not trying to be elitist here, I'm...

He has serious ego issues. On his subreddit he responds to pretty much everyone who brings up flaws in the game or holes in the plot/lore; or at least that's what I can tell from skimming the subreddit. He spends so much time on emails for the same reasons (but we know what alex's perception of...

He counts reading emails and thinking about the game as working on it. So he might actually believe it himself when he says he works that much; its just that any sane person can see through it.

Not defending Alex here but saying that not crediting an image in a tweet is stealing is seriously a stretch.

Did you even read the post? Tinybuild has plenty of money on its own now, and the 24k debt is from six years ago. Not everything Tinybuild related is relevant to yansim; in fact it seems like their involvement is very minimal.

He only gets away with this shit as much as he does because his fans (that he hates) allow it. We all know how shitty he is here, but he'll only involve himself in places where he has moderators in place (or no accountability like 4chan); Disagreeing earns you a ban so he can always look at his...

literally nothing about this looks acceptable The lighting could look good, but obviously he didn't bother beyond whats coming through the windows; everything but the floor is unlit. He couldn't even scale the models right, unless the character is supposed to be 3 feet tall and books are...

Can't even have someone smile at him without feeling victimized.

Nailed it, adding a static mesh in Unity usually involves between 1 and 5 mouse clicks. Normally for games like this where you're buying assets (and not waiting on an artist/working on them yourself) adding all of the static meshes wouldn't take more than an afternoon. And, since we know Alex...

Because Alex is a weeb and probably can't comprehend a game in a japanese school setting that isn't either a visual novel or an rpg.

Never mind the fact that Alex wouldn't ever be willing to pay AAA wages to these guys.

Amazing. So he doesn't even have an excuse despite having months not working to think of one.

a feature stolen from Undertale obviously

That said, Alex is definitely the kind of guy who'll pick up waaaayyy too much from anime. A good example of a yandere comes from School Days, not Charlotte. Alex can't seem to reconcile the idea of how yandere girls are supposed to act and instead picks and chooses from whatever he feels...

He just deleted his ACLU tweet lmao

Probably not, I bet he's going to ride the gravy train for as long as he can.

I would do more than just buy it. You know how some people rationalize pirating games by buying the game if they enjoyed it? It's sort of like that. I've been laughing at Chris for ten years now, so similarly I feel like I should give back a little. Imagine what would happen if you gave him...

The short answer is "not as hard as he's making it sound".

There's plenty more VS extensions for unity than playmaker but this isn't something that's easy to prove without a good look at the source code, and even then its not too hard to scrub the formatting the VS spits out if you don't want it to be seen. I'm not sure how different unity is from other...

This might be a fringe theory, but... Looking at how his code is built, it's very possible that he's actually using visual scripting in Unity. This is more common with engines like Unreal because it ships with it, but the Unity marketplace is filled with plugins and extensions for visual...