yandere dev

YandereDev should not be a developer
Change my mind

yanderedev said i wasn't normal and didn't speak like a normal person. I asked who makes that decision, and he called me oversensitive and blocked me.

for unity, i don't think else-ifs are necessarily harming the speed compared to switch statements however the whole architecture needs to be reworked
it's insane how this light-looking game runs at like 30 fps on decent computers and that he denies it and just tells them to suck it up and buy a better pc.

yandere dev cannot understand what an iterative loop is because he isn't in one. change my mind

All videos on this subject appear to be either memes of 1:00 or less or dissertations of over 40:00, so I will just ask directly: why are we able to view this code so cleanly? Does Unity, one of the world's most popular game engines, not do any optimizations?

Haven't watched the video yet, but good to keep this in mind around it.

Six years later he's still making 2k a month from his patreon, down from a peak of 5500. He's getting paid to not finish the game, it's how a lot of WIP games on patreon go. Development is slowed to increase the amount of time they're being paid.

Also TIL there's NSFW games on Patreon bringing in close to 100k a month...

Optimization doesn't necessarily mean unreadable (unless we're talking about JavaScript). You can write very well readable code which runs very fast, and depending on how high-level or low-level the language is the decompiled result will be similar to how it was originally written, and while many compilers optimize code it wouldn't be a way which makes it so very different from the original code or make it totally unreadable after a good decompilation. In the case of C#, I believe it's similar to Java in that decompilers will spit out very similar code to pre-compilation, and no compiler that I'm aware of will clean up the mistake of the developer to not write efficient code.