In Yandere Simulator, by gaining expertise in various areas, players can unlock special moves that utilize different abilities. For instance, a sword-wielding character can choose between different movesets like HEMA and kenjutsu, or opt for fire and lightning attacks with wands and staves. Each classroom in the game features fifteen desks and two doors, one at the back of the room and another next to the teacher's desk. The clubs in the game serve to simplify certain aspects of gameplay. But have you ever wondered if it's becoming too difficult? You know, like making the game more challenging. Just like Lysithea, who despite having a mature character, still retains some childlike traits. I, too, sometimes act like a young teen or even a child.
I have some knowledge about basic photography, such as understanding the appropriate camera settings for different situations and how to focus the camera properly. Moreover, an expert spear fighter and cyclist can effectively handle a spear with both hands without losing balance on the bicycle.
In Yandere Simulator, many weapons have unique combinations of moves. For example, a series of punches and a kick can result in a jab, cross, left hook, and roundhouse kick. According to research (p. 131), children with Asperger’s syndrome often have an emotional development lag of at least three years compared to others their age. In simpler terms, even though I'm 21 years old chronologically, my emotional maturity could be 18 or less.
To maintain his privacy, I won't go into too much detail, but my friend was greatly affected by the situation between Ukraine and Russia that dominated the majority of last year. While I spend most of my time immersed in video games or exploring random topics, I also value the company of friends.
Although my main hobbies revolve around video games and combat, where I can go into great detail about nerdy stuff, I can also engage in discussions about my minor interests to some extent. As an ambivert leaning towards introversion, I don't enjoy large parties (except for my own birthday), but I do relish in D&D sessions, regardless of whether I'm a player or the Dungeon Master. In Yandere Simulator, players can choose to play as either a pre-made character or customize their own. They can equip up to two weapons simultaneously (including punches and kicks). Currently, I have concepts for two different worlds: one resembling a modern New York City-style urban setting, and another with a medieval European fantasy theme. I must admit, though, that I get bored after a week or two without quality time spent on my interests.
