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It’s kind of obvious, but allow me to explain what I mean.Yandere Simulator Mod Help. I’ve been watching what the successful ones did right and how to gain one’s trust in it and I’ve come to one conclusion: People trust those who have very defined objectives. Mido Rana is the ma.I’m also enamored with the idea of making an indie project and releasing a crowdfunding campaign to finance it. Senpai, yanderesimulator, ayano.

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Yandere simulator offers way too much for us.Yes, the vast diversity of murdering options and elimination methods are absolutely great! And the fact that it is a sandbox game makes everything even funnier to play, since we can explore whatever we want, but… maybe it could be better for the game if it was a more closed off and linear type of game. Even if he said he was happy to implement things other people liked and suggested, it was an obvious problem for the game, one very fun problem that gave us much entertainment but extended the process more than needed.Talking about the game itself now, there is something that is keeping Yandere Simulator far from the satisfactory conclusion it deserves and this thing might surprise most of you, but it needs to be said. Like us on Facebook Save Shop the Meme PROTIP: Press the and keys to navigate the.More than that, I believe he should stop sharing the development process and limit himself to share some sneak peaks of anticipated features and short videos of the lore of the game (not necessarily oficial cutscenes of the game) to hype people up without giving too much access to the game’s development. If Yandev had concept art s showing exactly what the game will look like at the release what are his goals what will be the features what are the mechanics and a solid aesthetic of the final product, all that very well put with precise and simple explanations of how he intend to achieve those results, people would trust him more, because he has evidence that he has a concrete plan for the game and knows where he’s heading.Yandere Simulator - Yandere Simulator Fan Art: Three Rivals. Osomatsu-san Students Mod Zimtardmemetrash 15 0 Rivals Mod LanaRoseCookieSweet 66 42 breakthrough in mod 1 GeniusOfAnime 11 1 all mods by kgftbz.

Imagine a Yandere Simulator where to go to some places, such as the first floor/the rooftop/the corridors/the classrooms you needed to go through a quick loading screen to load this specific part. The NPCs should be considered one big entity and part of the background, serving the only purpose of making the ambience more lively, and for that to work, the sandbox would have to become a closed linear game. When you simplify like that, the storytelling becomes easier and flows better, which might result in a more satisfying ending as well. Sometimes other characters might pop-in, but only if they are crucial for the elimination method to work or if they are important for one of the main characters.

It would only make sense and intensify this idea if everyone around her were empty faceless people. Yan-chan is empty, unless if she’s with her senpai and he’s the only one she cares about anyway, besides the rival, which is of her best interest to eliminate. They could literally die right in front of her and she wouldn’t care, which makes sense for the story anyway. They are not important for Yandere-chan. You load the classroom during lunchtime and there are some guys hanging around eating and talking you load the corridors and there are some people placed around already, filling the space.The best part about this is that you can make a few models for females and males, put like three or four different hairstyles for each and blur their faces.

Why do you think most people skip the tutorials? Or better yet, why do you think tutorials are way more interactive nowadays, normally integrated with the very first mission in the least intrusive way possible?Yandere Simulator has too many texts everywhere that we don’t need to see. They don’t know at the beginning of your narrative why all you are saying is important and they don’t care about it. In the storytelling community (books, series, features.), it is a crime to tell instead of showing, because throwing too much exposure to your audience makes them bored very quickly and/or give them not much time to care about your story at all. Talking about the opening scene… There’s a small “problem” I see on the way Yandere simulator tries to tell the story and teach its mechanisms.

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I think also that every rival should have one single very specific elimination method that is related to her personality and backstory somehow (like one very intricate and satisfying way of eliminating her that will show us the ways she relates to senpai and her own story, to build the rival as a compelling character, that is one full arch of the game’s story and will have conflict and will keep us instigated to keep playing. The elimination aspect of the game should be free of any instruction, so we could explore the game. Also, I wish that Info-chan would provide us with only contraband and small little things instead of giving one full tutorial on how to kill a rival. Sanity can be presented visually instead of the percentage. We can verify our reputation based on loose chatting between the students or their changing behavior around us.

To finish my “essay”… let me say something about the scripted events. Also, if done early enough on the week, could be a good opportunity to explore the policemen and law enforcement part of killing someone. If you want me to know I can throw evidence at the incinerator, for example, show me through cutscenes or gameplay that it is an option, and make it subtle. DO NOT TELL ME WHAT I NEED TO GET RID OF WHEN KILLING SOMEONE! It is way more fun if the player finds out what to do than if they are told what to do! Let me die one million times if it is necessary, but let me find out on my own! Just tell me if I can interact with an object sometimes, it is enough. “Can I interact with it? OMG! I can! What if I can just kill the rival with it? Ohohoh… wait, how am I supposed to do that?”.

Or maybe random dialogues could happen around school when we are exploring that might help us somehow.I don’t know how useful I’m being or how well I conveyed my ideas, but overall, what I’m saying is that Yandere Simulator could use a more story focused gameplay and try to simplify things a little more. We are casually exploring the game and “BAM”, we trigger a cutscene when entering the rooftop casually during lunchtime. Maybe there is one important conversation we need to hear about the rival during lunchtime at the rooftop, but we don’t know that. Would it be a bad thing if the time mechanic worked differently somehow? In a world where the school has many different closed scenarios and I go through them as I’m exploring, passing through some loading screens along the way, maybe the scripted events could work if a simple criteria is met: “The needed characters are in this place during lunchtime/before school/after school”.