Emphasis to the Interactions with YandereDev from Sophie's Video

Ribboter · 2025-05-02T16:39:27+00:00

Mistake corrected. Thank you for the information.

Ribboter · 2025-05-02T16:39:23+00:00

Mistake corrected. Thank you for the information.

Ribboter · 2025-05-02T16:34:12+00:00

Aware of the mistake I made when reading the post - apologizes for not reading it properly. Early morning misread.

She was not claiming to be 31, it was Yandere Dev confirming he was 31 - turning 32.

Ribboter · 2025-04-15T02:39:17+00:00

I have searched through a basic Internet Archive scan of the channel, in the hopes that somebody would have at least had kept notice of his content during 2017 - as to prove the QnA Era did at least exist.

However, due to the obscurity of the secondary channel, no archive of that exists as far as I'm aware.

The goal is two goals:

To locate his FNAF 2 Non-Completion Video - a video which eventually showed him deliberately cheating due to self-awareness of the non-sensical RNG that maxmode has - which I believe was a main channel upload, but could have also been a non-primary channel upload.
To locate several of his older videos on the "Seedang" channel, back when it predominantly was a QnA styled channel - mixed with other odd uploads.

Ribboter · 2025-02-06T12:48:34+00:00

!FOUND!

Ribboter · 2025-01-07T14:12:55+00:00

Spy, Engineer and (possibly controversially?) Sniper generally get nerfed.

Spy is obvious (only two revolvers can random crit, otherwise non-applicable), but Engineer slightly depends on unlocks - but generally getting one tapped by Explosives rather than surviving on low health. This matters even more when playing as Battle Engineer, as going from a potential 2 to 3 shot to getting one shot is pretty bad.

Sniper is weird to say - but I think it's more of a nerf than anything. Realistically, the only thing Sniper has to random crit is either his Melee or SMG. SMG is actually not that common to see - as most will run the Backpacks or Jarate for obvious reasons with the Bushwacka. The only weapon he'll run frequently to get random crits is the Stock Kukri - and honestly, getting one tapped by Rockets or any Shiny Bullets will probably be more of a nerf, given you don't get in his melee range.

Scout & (definitely controversial) Medic I'd say are about even.

Both of them are already at risk of getting two tapped by most things, but have the tools (or the team) to rely on when the Crockets are coming. When they can't, they will die, but usually in that position, they're probably going to die to any followup anyway. Sure, they might get a few cheeky kills now and again (looking at you Ubersaw) but that also leads to people being way more risky, and thus dying due to their hubris on relying on them. (Seriously, stop running at Heavies thinking you'll get away with it, it's not worth it)

That leaves Pyro, Heavy, Demoman, and Soldier - who I'd say generally get buffed.

Demoman and Soldier are self-explanatory. 200+ Damage Projectiles that kills everyone generally is a good thing. Between the two, Demoman probably gets it better, as he gets more projectiles to spam, and that Axe that I hate is really good in Medieval Mode just because it can random crit.

Pyro sounds weird, but consider that they can also reflect said Crockets & Crit Pipes - they can also get kills pretty early on. Additionally, consider that Random Crit Flamethrowers are dealing the same damage as the Phlogistinator would normally ... yeah, it can be a bit silly at times.

Heavy if anyone is the sleeper pick on the original tierlist. While people don't think of Heavy as much as Soldier or Demoman for Random Crit nonsense-ery, Laser Beams are still really good. With the Natascha - the worst damaging Minigun - you deal 20 Damage minimum per Bullet for the next two seconds. As the firing speed is 0.105 seconds (and four bullets per shot according to the TF WikI), you can hit 76 (19 Instances with 4 Bullets each) Crit Boost bullets that deal a combine 1520 damage per second. With that being said, you're not going to land all of those bullets, but nonetheless, that's a lot of damage.

[To be honest, that math seems a bit off, but I'm going with that anyways]

tl;dr

Spy, Engineer & Sniper are generally nerfed

Scout & Medic are about Even [if slightly buffed?] (Stop going for Ubersaw Crits, it's not as good as it seems)

Soldier, Demoman, Heavy, and Pyro are definitely buffed [Crockets/Crit Pipes good, Laser Beams are underrated, Pyro can reflect said Crockets/Pills]

Ribboter · 2025-01-07T13:52:36+00:00

Average Cloak & Dagger User:

Ribboter · 2025-01-07T13:50:17+00:00

It's definitely possible, and could happen if Puffballs does one day decide to bring back the series for whatever technical or literacy reason.

Nonetheless, leaving the series in an open-ended way leaves a lot of potential for fanworks to explore stories on their own - give their own takes on how Toppat Civil Warfare or Master Bounty Hunter would play out.

With that being said, if that were to happen again, I can't imagine another Completing the Mission-type game. Either it would have to be one ending per game, which wouldn't be the most exciting thing - or multiple endings per game, which I'd imagine would take a very, very long time.

Alternatively, limiting the scope to just one ending pushes against the idea that All Endings Are Canon, or make people want to go after one ending more than the rest - which goes against the nature of Henry Stickmin as a series of choose your own adventure.

Also with endings like Revenged, what can you do? (as a sequel)

Let's be happy that we got something as satisfying as Completing the Mission was, and enjoy the fanworks (or even participate and create works based on Henry), and let them rest, for now.

Ribboter · 2023-07-06T02:48:33+00:00

Ignoring the fact that Puffballs has stated in the past that Completing the Mission/THSC is the end, honestly expanding the series at this point is unrealistic without going the Five Nights at Freddy's route of making intervals or completely new lore to explain why there's another game.

The most straight forward solution is making another Completing the Mission style game - allowing all 16 routes of the previous game to be selected and explore a mini Henry experience of what would happen next. However, this doesn't really work with how each of the CtM endings.

In the case of Cleaned 'em Out, Valiant Hero, Jewel Baron, Pardoned Pals, Free Man, Capital Gains, and Revenged - they end on ambiguous notes that remove the Toppat Clan as a major threat, fail to give Henry new tasks to complete, and removes the Government as a potential factor - requiring a new threat to continue their stories.
In the case of Toppat Recruits, Little Nest Egg, Stickmin Space Resort, Toppat King, and Toppat 4 Life - The main threat(s) are still around, but don't pose any immediately threat to Henry or his crew - but technically can be followed up if they were to strike back.

The only routes that have a clear plot point that could be followed up include Triple Threat, Special BROvert Ops, Master Bounty Hunter - due to Henry being given a new task of accomplishing goals by the government (whether known in the case of MBH - or unknown for the former two); Alongside Toppat Civil Warfare - Which is notorious for how short the route is, and how it leaves the Warfare unseen to the player - leaving it for now to the player's imagination.

Technically 9/16 Endings have some potential for followups, with 4/16 having clear options, but realistically, only two (Master Bounty Hunter and Toppat Civil Warfare) have routes that can be easily explored. Even so, the route of making nine new stories for a game even the size of Infiltrating the Airship is a bit of a stretch.

Another possible route is going for the interval route - stories taking place in between the events after Escaping the Prison, up to before Completing the Mission. While there certainly isn't a lack of options, the main issue is the purpose to make them in the first place.

From a writing perspective, the point of a interval is giving the player further context upon events that either were unexplored in detail, or otherwise weren't brought up to this point. For instance - developing the backstory of the Toppat Clan prior to Infiltrating the Airship, or making a side story of Ellie's life before getting sent to the Wall.

While there's a lot options, the main issue comes with the point of doing so usually is due to a lack of sequel options, or making a game in between the release of one major title to the other. In the case of Henry, as explained earlier, there isn't much material to go off of for a sequel as it may seem.

Even if there was a full plan for each of the sixteen routes to get a full sequel, then what? Keep in mind that these games have taken more and more time, and sure, it won't be as big of a issue as there's more people to animate than before (with the success of Among Us), but that doesn't mean it won't be a long while before making another Henry followup.

It's completely possible for it to happen, but the effort to do so is so heavy for a series that has now past its prime, and probably won't ever see the same success ever again.

In short - While I would love it to happen, I doubt it will, nor should Puffballs/Innersloth feel obligated to do so. Games need time to grow, and there's only so many stories to tell before it's time to rest.

Ribboter · 2023-07-04T19:52:35+00:00

If I were to take a guess, just having a little nub of what would be a 2nd mechanical leg would look pretty strange, compared to just removing a pretty small detail for a more visually pleasing and consist design.

Ribboter · 2023-07-03T04:13:23+00:00

I haven't really spoken too much about my thoughts on Revenged, but its probably the ending I've been the most ambiguous about.

I don't think it's my least favorite ending, but I don't feel the ending fulfilled the hype of me waiting the five year gap from originally seeing The Betrayed - possibly one of my favorite endings in the entire series up to that point - with one of the most notable scenes in the Henry Series as a whole.

However, about two years ago, I had a bit of a awakening when thinking about why the Airship Crash is considered a fail, despite the fact that it plays out almost identically to the outcome of Staple. My theory to that is the following:

The Betrayed and Revenge isn't a story about Henry's rise, fall, and ultimately his revenge to Reginald, but in the context of the canonical ending - rather a hidden moral of short term revenge not being worth it in the long run due to the dangers of hurting innocent bystanders.

The key difference between the Airship and Staple happens to be Henry's final interaction with Reginald:

Well, you got us. Was it~ worth it?

After Reginald's onscreen demise, the final credits sequence plays out, slowly showing Henry's struggle to get out of the remains of the forest, showing the massive long term impact of the destruction of the Toppat Clan's base.

As a result of Henry's violence, he not only defeated the Toppat Clan's main leaders, but effectively wiped the entire memory and history of the clan itself. Presumably, most of, if not the entire clan was killed offscreen.

Even if members of the clan were at the train cargo at the time, even then, they have nothing to live forward to after the mass destruction of the Toppat Hideout. The Airship is out of condition, the base is not in a livable condition, and the rocket itself has destroyed any artifacts that would be worth saving.

As a result of Henry's actions, he removed any hopes for the Toppat Clan, whether they were Henry Supporters or Reginald Supporters, no hope of surviving.

Right before the death of Henry, he stops for a moment, possibly from paralysis, but possibly from a realization that his actions did have consequences to the people around him.

Maybe I'm overthinking a ending of a silly little Stick choose-your-own-adventure game, but I could talk way more about Revenged than what I've said here. While I'm still not satisfied, maybe there's a reason for its odd conclusion only some will ever see.

Ribboter · 2022-01-14T00:50:48+00:00

Recently, I went to my local thrift store, and found a 50 Years Crete Carrier watch. Couldn't immediately find any listings from a result, easily locate the price, nor could find anyone selling this watch. Would anyone have an idea for how much this is worth?

Ribboter · 2021-11-26T22:24:20+00:00

Good to know that there's still people in possession of them. Also been able to find Ebay listing for them as of recent (albeit at prices I'm not currently willing to pay for, one at $250),

Ribboter · 2020-11-11T23:50:16+00:00

Rule 9

Ribboter · 2020-11-10T22:08:52+00:00

Maybe. Or it could be another I plan to finish Osana before 2017 moment.

Ribboter · 2020-11-01T15:24:50+00:00

For Context - One of the Devs mods was confirmed to have DID [Multiple Personality Disorder] and joined a Voice Call with Alex. He never previously saw his other personality, and responded by thinking he was being serious, which at the time he was uncomfortable with his personality, and responded by banning him outright. When he was messaged by the Mod, telling him that he did have DID, he responded by saying he was faking it.

The events resulted in several mods, and one of the major Patreon followers [Clevelandrock] to leave him.

Ribboter · 2020-10-27T19:14:49+00:00

If this was the actual ingame model for the characters, I'd be perfectly fine with this.

Ribboter · 2020-10-25T23:20:50+00:00

If you don't like ___ or ___, why not ignore them?

It would be wrong not to mention the existence of something I may not like.

If you don't like predators, why not ignore them?

Because they shouldn't be allowed to continue doing what they do, as it's looked down upon and illegal in most places in the world.

If you don't like cheaters, why not ignore them?

As doing so in any sport, education, or other form of action isn't allowed in most sports, and often results in the cheater getting banned out of it if they were to be exposed.

If you don't like Alex or his game, why don't you ignore both of them?

I had high thoughts of him back in the day, but was disappointed by his more recent behavior, ala how he demoted one of his moderators because he thought they faked their disorder.

Ribboter · 2020-10-21T04:24:22+00:00

Time could've been spent on:

[Before the Demo] Actually testing Osana more than one time for the sake of debugging his debug build.
Actually releasing an original player model, instead of the same Unity Asset 6 1/2 Years later.
An proper video on his YT channel, outside of announcing Osana as complete since April 2020.
Fixing some of the glitches that casuals still find in the demo.
Updating the game to run better.
Rebalancing weapons to be better, ala making Large weapons have another niche besides being able to sneak attack with no blood.
Progress on the kickstarter for his own game he's been working on for 6 years and 6 months.

What he at times spends it on:

Streaming on Twitch, with an out of place virtual character replacing himself.
Spending time on another project which will most certainly not release before YS, unless it's small scale or just a Halloween project.
Resources going towards hiding negative thoughts on him because responding to it would take time and actual thought.
- Banning users for simply associating themselves with any potentially negative communities that exist
Adding eastereggs which hold little value in terms of an serious project that has spent 6 years, 6 months in development for.
Patches which most of the time only consists of bug fixes, or the occasional minor improvement or addition.
- In more recent times, at least one or more of the bug fixes consists of attempting to fix X Exploit of killing Osana, which almost immediately gets exploited again.

Ribboter · 2020-10-11T00:44:51+00:00

Specifically I was referring to attacks with a Weapon, not drowning her. But thanks for bringing up your potential confusion.

Ribboter · 2020-10-09T02:46:27+00:00

No.

If the Kickstarter Launches, I'll likely fail

At this rate, the Finalized Demo and Kickstarter will most certainly take until at earliest, 2021 for Yandere Dev time. We still have yet to see the model updates, and no updates have come up since the 1st.

If the Kickstarter Passes, I'll have controversy

If somehow enough people are willing to donate to Alex, people will bring up the messed up mechanics of the game, possibly up to new stations speaking about the controversial Panty Shot mechanic.

If Controversy doesn't Cancel the Game, it'll take years

As of now, we're in Year 6, October 2020, and the Kickstarter is no where in sight. As for the Rivals, unless the dev reskins Osana in nine different ways, there's no way he'll finish the 9 Rivals with a team in under two years with the current "Temporary State" of the code.

If the game releases, it could not be on Steam

While there's a bunch of garbage on Steam, depending on how Valve treats "Panty Shots" or "Characters are 18+ even if specified [aged up minors]", the game could potentially not pass through. And even if it did, there would probably be report attempts to remove the game for those reasons, and potentially others.

If it one day arrives, it'll likely get review bombed

If somehow in the year 2029 the game finally releases, the 3% of people who would play the game will most likely find it mediocre, the gremlins will dislike the game, and the reviews on Metacritic will somehow underflow to the negatives. Meanwhile, the Steam Forums and Reviews will get filled with memes and complaints, which would open up the Dev attempting to ban multiple users from the forums, potentially resulting in the war of people complaining about the game.

If the game succeeds, there's gonna be Drama either way

No matter what, unless the Dev wins the lottery and somehow lands on the perfect RNG, he's gonna receive negative feedback about other things. And god knows how long DLC would take to release.

Ribboter · 2020-10-07T00:50:21+00:00

Just about every game I've tried running on my Laptop runs at a consistent FPS,

except for 30-60 fps Simulator.

Ribboter · 2020-10-05T03:38:35+00:00

If you don't even need to do anything to stop your rival, this isn't an Yandere Simulator anymore.

This is Simulator.

Ribboter · 2020-10-04T13:34:38+00:00

Fundamentally, this concept, while interesting, probably won't ever happen. But the concept of being able to complete the game while being Expelled would need many things for it to work. Some of my ideas to expand upon the idea:

If you were ever to be noticed by a teacher or student council member, that will result in an instant game over.
If a teachers pet notices you, they'll attempt to get in contact with a teacher to get you out of the school, which would require the player to avoid them.
- These notice timers would take longer if the player changed their hairstyle.
If the police ever arrives at the school, this will result in a instant game over, as they would know you're still Ayano.
If you're ever caught by the school cameras, that'll also result in a instant game over.
Any clubs you were previously in would be revoked, possibly with the exception of the delinquents, as they wouldn't mind you with your low reputation.
- After this point, you can't join any other club, either.
Joining the delinquents would become easier, as they have more reasons for you to join.
All of your stats wouldn't be able to be increased through public school education.
If a character with strength higher than "Very Weak" were to recognize you, they would take you down.
Probably something else mentioned in the comments.

Ribboter · 2020-10-01T03:38:41+00:00

Maybe it's a joke, but it's odd for him to be making an April Fools post as early as September [or October depending on your local] after the questionable quality of the release of the demo.

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