Well, after thinking about it for a while, I’ve decided what term to use whenever I have to refer to it in one of my blog posts: 202X So, what should it be called, then? Ayano Mode? Main Mode? But, at the same time, I don’t want to be presumptuous and call it “2023 Mode”, or name it after any other specific date, either. …why am I telling you any of this? Well, I’mexplaining I can’t call Yandere-chan’s story mode “2022 Mode.” It’s because that name would eventually become outdated. The year will continue to shuffle forward until the game is actually finished and released, which is when I will be able to officially finalize the year that the game takes place in. But, as soon as the calendar date rolls over to 2022, the game will officially be set in 2023, instead.
#Yandere simulator code simulator
So, for example, as of today, Yandere Simulator takes place in 2022. Hence, the game’s official setting is “1 year from now.” This is because I want it to contain some technology that doesn’t exist IRL, but may be plausible in the near future, so I want the game to be set in “the future” while simultaneously being as close to our time period as possible. Yandere Simulator’s main story mode is meant to take place 1 year after the game is finished and released. If I’m going to keep mentioning it in my daily changelogs, I need a better name for it. I tried using phrases such as “Modern Day,” “The Main Story Mode,” “Yandere-chan’s time period,” and “Outside of 1980s Mode.” However, all of these terms sounded clunky and awkward.
#Yandere simulator code how to
However, before I hit you with a big list of everything that was fixed or changed in the latest update, I want to mention something:įor the past 10 days, whenever I needed to describe a bug that only occurred in the gameplay mode where you play as Yandere-chan, I struggled to figure out how to refer to that gameplay mode. Hello! I’ve got a new build for you, with a whole bunch of bug-fixes, along with some additions that people have been asking for.
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