The WORST Code EVER!? 💀 #developer #softwaredeveloper #coding #gaming #technology

The man finished his project that’s more than I can say

"If it works, it works" ahh developer 💀

I guess it's his own way of obfuscating the code 😅

Worst part is that YanDev is so egotistical that when he received professional help to fix his game, he got mad at the ones who helped him out, reverted the code, and their partnership fell out immediately

All the dialogue in Undertale is literally just a switch statement with thousands of cases

A lot of people here are saying things like "well he's finished the project, good for him" He has not finished it. The game is in perpetual early access. He is incredibly volatile online and seems to spend more time deleting comments and blocking/banning people than working on the game that is his livelihood. He has claimed things like not being able to work on the game because he spends 10 hours reading "stupid emails" from fans. He was given A LOT of money by fans and after some pressure he hired a professional programmer to help tidy up the code and speed up development. He fired the guy because he didn't like not being in total control. He's a real piece of work. This isn't the half of it.

Tobyfox = bad code + game is finished YandereDev = bad code + game is not finished

While Undertale when it released had its fair share of "bad" code, it delivered on its promises. Yanderedev just never delivered anything and rejected help to fix his gane no?

Finishing a project is the biggest achievement.

Don't forget the million polygon toothbrush

Me as a junior dev: "this code is trash, it's just loops and if statements" Me as a senior dev who's tired and doesn't want to learn yet another mediocre framework: "oh thank god it's just loops and if statements"

How do you get feedback? The dude got tons of feedback! He just ignored it all and or blocked the people giving it

"did you say 17000?" killed me 😂😂😂😂😂 edit: yo 900 likes is crazy, i thought i commented on this video couple days ago now apprntly it turned into 2 months somehow🥲🥲

Holy shit I guessed it, I saw the title and immediately tought "It's probably Yandere Simulator"

I mean at some point you have to commend Yandev for the sheer absurdity of building an entire game out of if statements

Depending on how it was decompiled, some of those may be artifacts of the reverse-engineering process, and are not in the actual source code

I mean it’s bad, but isn’t Undertale’s code also just a huge switch statement? If it works, it works. No one is going to care or much less know about your shoddy code.

Thank you for pointing out the if-statements thing. A lot of commenters seem to just run with "it has a lot of if-statements, bad code" when really the problem is moreso the _depth_ of all the if-statements as opposed to the sheer quantity.

Bro, that’s the least of my worries when it comes to YandereDev’s “accomplishments” in life.

Some of the worst code to ever exist was published by Crowdstrike yesterday