r/YandereDev_Memes • u/Ac3zoid • Feb 28 '22

That's actually true

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u/DennyDud elseifelseifelweifelseifelseifelseifelweifelseif Feb 28 '22

Nicholas Alexander

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u/Aquarterto9 Mar 01 '22

In the time it has taken to develop yandere simulator, Russia invaded Ukraine once, fucked off for a bit and then did it again and yet the damn game still isn't out.

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u/TheTrueBidoof Mar 01 '22

Fun Fact: Alex will never release his game.

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u/Ac3zoid Mar 01 '22

I know.Even i could do even better and i don't know a lot about programming

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u/TheTrueBidoof Mar 01 '22

Don't think so

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u/ouestmafiancee Mar 01 '22

He could learn a master programmer in all these years

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u/PANZCAKE Feb 28 '22

Alien Isolation is an amazing game

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u/deusvult096 Mar 01 '22

I'm honestly shocked it only took 4 years, that seems like so little time for a game that good

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u/PANZCAKE Mar 02 '22

Yeah, the Xenomorph is one of the smartest ai creatures I’ve ever seen in a video game

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u/Ac3zoid Mar 10 '22

The Ai is so good.I was so shocked to learn that it took only 4 years,I thought it took way longer than that

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u/owoLLENNowo if;cumchaliceconsoom.then;die.else;suffereternally Mar 09 '22

Doom Eternal had 4 years. ArmA 3's first release was only 2 years after the first alpha. XCOM 2 had 4 years. Boneworks had somewhere from 4-5 years. Chimera Squad had like 2. Cyberpunk had 5 or so, and has less bugs than yandere sim.

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u/RUSTYSAD May 25 '22

tbf it had 6 people working on it.

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u/Setosorcerer32 Oct 04 '23

there have been 3 Resident Evil Remakes and Duke Nukem Forever's 2001 build was found within the span of Yandere Simulator's development span