Right?? He sounded so discouraged, I feel so bad because it was such an awesome idea and he put lots of work Into it. Most people only mentioned the parts that he could have done better.
@@GBAura I see where you are coming from but I feel like any horror aspect is lost as soon as you can't die and can sit there and master the mechanics with an infinite night that won't let you die. The game is just clicking to try and beat the game instead of having a spooky experience. Maybe that's just me though lol
No offense, but it’s just too much. Also a pretty big issue to give tutorials to things that aren’t relevant, straight up not explain others and having literal essays worth of instructions. In my opinion “the sheer amount of content” is a problem I have with this game.
I can really empathize with Rjac here. The absolute shittiest feeling in the world is being super proud of something you've made, and finally releasing it after countless hours of blood sweat and tears, only to have endless criticism sent your way. Props to him for being able to talk about it, not sure if I'd be able to own it as well as he has.
This honestly shows why having people look over your work regularly and give criticism to it is so important. There's no way the game would've gone off the rails this hard if he had showed someone his night 1, and listened to what would have been said about it.
I think your interview with Rjac was a huge missed opportunity. Your criticism of the game's development from the player's point of view is *totally* valid. It seems impossible - not just in a skill-based way, but also in a mechanically disjointed way. However, this was a rare chance to talk to the dev directly. We could have gained some insight about what he might have done differently, what kind of experience he was *hoping* players would have, or which parts of this game he might elaborate on in the future. It sounded to me that each of your questions were paraphrasings of the scathing comments that made him unlist the game shortly after its release. He already knows about the frustrations you brought up. He knows the game is flawed. Based on his responses, it sounded like he was compelled to apologize for those frustrations all over again, even when this elaborate ass game was a *passion project* that he released for *free.* Sure, he might have gotten lost in the sauce while making it, but just look at it - it's beautiful, it's complex, and it employs some really creative puzzles and mechanics - all crammed into one package that happened to be way too tiny. Actually, I don't know that any major complaints involved technical flaws or major game-breaking bugs, and not even Security Breach can measure up to that! lol Rjac is obviously talented. He knows how to come up with unique ideas, and how to pull them off. I'm *very* impressed that the game he released was the game he *meant* to release. Perhaps he could have used some help packaging that talent into a playable and accessible game. He sounded defeated. I hope he keeps trying!
So true, the interview was pretty uncomfortable to listen to because it felt like a bunch of accusations being thrown at someone. Someone who didn't really do anything that bad or wrong and already clearly started making progress to fix the issues with the game.
It fetl like he wasn't really listening to him as much as responding with "Yeah cool. So about [insert scathing critique here], what were you thinking?"
I genuinely do feel bad for Rjac. He obviously wanted to make a good game but made some major gameplay design mistakes. I hope this experience doesn't discourage him from making stuff in the future because he does have potential to make something great in the FNAF scene.
I feel bad for Rjac. He sounds like he's in incredible grief. The world is freaking against him, and he can't do anything but criticize himself so drama doesn't start. He sounds like he's a child being scolded by the school, on the verge of tears. Please, your work is really impressive, if you're reading this, this is not the end. This is a beautiful work of art, and you and your hard work are appreciated. Please don't take any of the criticism personally, rather as something to learn from. It is completely understandable how this happened, and it is NOT your fault. Thank you so much, and please keep improving. No one should hate you, and I'm sure that everyone will LOVE it every time you improve.
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26:37 "It's a learning experience for everybody involved, mostly you-" That quote feels SO mean. Like, the whole interview feels harsh and tactless, but this feels like it purely was meant to put him down.
Glad I’m not the only one that found this icky 😕 this game is clearly filled with so much passion and creativity and I was really looking forward to hearing him talk about it! The guy worked on it for EIGHT YEARS. I can’t imagine how terrible this must feel.
The interview felt very aggressive and antagonizing. The way it was worded felt like it was pushing the idea of “you fucked up you piece of shit.” The developer sounded very uncomfortable, and something to note is that he DID listen to his play testers a little bit. From the sound of it, they didn’t play a lot or even at all after the feedback he did use. Overall, it sounds like you’re expecting WAAAAAY too much of a single indie dev.
Ngl, you were way too harsh in that interview. It 100% sounded like a guilt trip. Just criticism after criticism, none constructive, like a scolding teacher after class; you didnt encourage him, advise him, give him any credit for what you said was legitimately good about the game, or what anyone with eyes can see about it - its visually stunning. He's seriously talented. I respect his passion and dedication and while he did mess some things up, 1) thats part of the game developing process, and 2) he wanted this to be his. I can understand that. He needs to open up, yes, needs more demos, but you did not make this clear. You brought him down, man, and that just wasnt cool.
@@mydogghosthe made an uncomfortable atmosphere for rjac, imagine getting into an interview with someone about, let's say, an art piece you made, and instead of giving actually constructive criticism, you just throw complaint after complaint and make the interview feel less like, y'know, an interview, and instead you have an interrogation. ALL of his points are valid, yes, but I feel like he could've just been nicer and tried to actually ask questions about rjac instead of just solely talking about how many mistakes he made with the game by the way, I also have a big white dog named ghost, he's awesome just like your dog :D
The interview was not it. Sounded like the dev was just being scolded the whole time. He wasn’t given the opportunity to share his views, insights, or future aspirations. He just had to keep apologizing because the way the questions were phrased.
I really feel bad for him, the game was in development for so long and it was all for naught. I really couldn't imagine a passion project like that being made fun of.
I don’t think it’s anyone’s fault, it was a simple mistake on the devs part and he was embarrassed about it, I don’t think uhyeah could’ve worded it much better as he was trying to understand why the dev chose to make such rash decisions. Of course I do feel bad for the dev, he seem passionate about what he made and the game,visually, looks really refined, and some of the gameplay aspects are very unique, it was all in the execution. I look forward to the patches
People are being entirely too bitter about a free game not meeting their expectations. The dev shouldn’t have to feel this insecure or anxious about a game that they didn’t owe anyone
I know you're just a guy, not a PR rep, but like in that interview, it felt like you were putting words in his mouth. As well as asking loaded questions. The latter coming from how you put more criticism into your questions than actual curiosity. The former is how once you asked, sometimes you went on speaking after asking the question, rather than letting him speak. It's good to hear from him, but it felt like he was going through the guilt trip, rather than legitimately talking WITH you about the game.
@@JustSomeGuy2500 They legit spammed almost if not all the replies on the comments and there are many more people doing that, I don't think people like it when they are being told "Jesus luvs u🤓" if they don't share the same beliefs as you.
I don't think all this drama was necessary over a fangame tbh And I think the criticism was worded way too harshly for an individual creator who made it out of passion It does look incredible though.. I hope it's not all a waste
We should talk about how disrespectful and tactlessly uhyeah was talking to him. It's his first game, he's doing it solo. And he just kept hammering him. You can tell rjac is on the edge of tears.
he was overwhelmed and got over himself after watching phil's stream, it's rjac's first real big project so he shouldn't be that harsh on him. i'd love to play post shift 2 once it's more balanced
Poor Rjac. The interview sounded more critical than curious. There were times you started talking over him while he was still talking, which is rude af and genuinely surprised me. We still know next to nothing about his plans for the game, the implications, the lore, or even his favorite/ least favorite things about it. What inspired him to make it so BIG in the first place? Why so complex? How did he come up with the mechanics/ puzzles? Also, what other projects (if any) are there in the works? He sounded so sad the whole time…like he didn’t want to be there. I hope he comes back and doesn’t give up on making games, because he truly IS talented. He just needed better planning, that’s all.
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 oh 100%. I love Uhyeahs content but this was an overstep on his part. I hope he takes the criticism as an opportunity to improve instead of getting offended like other UA-camrs would
uhyeah really dropped the ball on the interview, I hope he apologizes at some point. The entire thing was so negative and the dev dosnt owe us anything, it felt more like an interview you'd use against a Kickstart dev for releasing a buggy unfinished mess and running away with backer money than what you should use for an inde dev that released a passion project for free.
Exactly if I was interviewing him I'd be asking what the inspiration and ideas were for the mechanics and animatronics. As well as general questions about what his favorite FNAF game is etc
@@JV-km9xk lol definitely not. It’s a free game made by a single guy, whose only assistance was play testers who, from the sound of it, did little to no play testing after the dev changed the game according to their responses.
The fact that Rjac pretty much made an entire series worth of content in one night is insane. This could easily go down in FNAF history of most beloved games with some tweaks, I hope the dev isn't too disheartned by the launch
Rjac still has so much game developing potential. The bad thing about PS2 was the wall of tutorials and having way too many features that could’ve been split into multiple games caused the game feel “bad” and too difficult. The art and rest of the game looks pretty darn good. I hope he doesn’t give up because of one “bad” game and instead decides to improve upon the weaker points.
I'm not sure if he hasn't or not, but I really wish uhyeah said something positive and uplifting to the creator of the game. I know that not everything has to be sunshine and rainbows, but you could definitely hear how sad the guy was, so not saying anything to him in terms of the amazing things he has done in its own section bothers me. And ending the video off of the line "listen to your beta testers" is warranted, but it definitely left a sour taste in my mouth.
Especially since it was a free fan game. It would be one thing if he had crowdfunded the game and been held liable to backers, or if he had made it a paid game and thus been held liable to the customers, but it was released as a passion project for free. The dev would have been completely in his right to just keep it as is, but instead, he's listening to community feedback, which I think a lot of people are taking for granted. He doesn't owe us anything, and as he's going above and beyond, yet he's still getting sh*t on like he failed the community somehow.
yo i feel so bad for Rjac. The interview was extremely pointed and unprofessional. No prior research was done about Rjac’s past games and the fact that each question was posed with such accusatory language is disheartening. look at it from the developers perspective. It’s not as if the man has committed a crime or something. watching the interview sort of reminded me of watching other video essay channels interviewing alleged criminals. It’s not that hard to have some sympathy
fucking feel bad for Rjac dude honestly. It seems people were pretty hard on the guy for a lot of his mistakes, including you a bit. I just hope he doesn't give up and try to keep going. The guy has a gift of great ideas and game programming. Beats a lot of people and citizics, and just the fact he made all this by himself and yet fnaf SC was made by a huge team and the release was filled with bugs, funny and annoying. I think this guy is on the right track on improving and making big bucks. Don't give up Rjac! You got this dude.
Mad props to Rjac tho! It takes a lot of guts to talk about your mistakes like that and I'm really impressed that they did this interview with you. I hope that more people can see this and learn from Rjac's mistakes, and learn that it is more than okay to own up to your mistakes and learn from people's feedback.
Do you realize how little you add to the conversation? Besides, Jesus of Nazareth has been dead for THOUSANDS OF YEARS. He cannot love or hate because he is a pile of bones in the middle east! Stupid bot.
Actually, not even Scott goes without playtesters. Years ago it was common knowledge that his sons were his faithful playtesters! Rjac shouldn't be too hard on himself, it was just a learning experience.
Man rjac really had a whole vision, i hope he keeps making games i can see him coming back later to this game, and remaking it to tell us the story he wanted to
The interview broke my heart 😭 He sounded so dissipointed and not sure what to say. He must have felt so embarrassed, I hope he figures it out. But may I say, it looks so fucking good. The animations, moving back and forth. So good
uhyeah really dropped the ball on the interview, I hope he apologizes at some point. The entire thing was so negative and the dev dosnt owe us anything, it felt more like an interview you'd use against a Kickstart dev for releasing a buggy unfinished mess and running away with backer money than what you should use for an inde dev that released a passion project for free.
@@The_Lord_of_Cryptids yeah, i think he got kind of over himself because of phil's stream on the launch version, which really sucked but the game is now easier, but i do wish uhyeah apologizes at some point too
This feels more like bullying then genuine criticism and feedback. Theres an actual person behind this game and judging by the interview alone theyre already completely disheartened by the reaction to the game to then be absolutely shit on during an opportunity that shouldve been a moment for them to explain what happened.
@@Lainkkk I never said the interview was good but your acting for someone you don’t even know. For all we know he’s fine unprofessional interview yeah but stop white knight for rjac
It didn't help that the interview was handled really badly. All the questions were loaded and negative, and they were pretty much just paraphrasing the worst of the criticism. Nothing was asked about the experience the dev wanted to provide or his future goals and aspirations. It would be one thing if this was a paid game or a crowd funded game, but it was a passion project released for free. It shouldn't feel like he was standing on trial.
@The_Lord_of_Cryptids Yup it felt like uhyeah was super bitter over forcing himself to get through the game and took it as a personal offense against the developer.
@@mydogghost maybe not, but the way uhyeah asked his questions and WHAT he asked just made it look like all the guy had to say was something negative, to the dev who was already pretty upset with all the negative talk he got on his game
Right? Idk, he sounded like he was gonna cry, and I've never felt so terrible for a game dev :(, it's like watching a puppy getting kicked, except the puppy is an extremely talented guy
im glad im not the only one noticing how crestfallen the guy sounds having to admit mistake after mistake. i hope he's doing okay knowing there are so many who see his potential and his skill
i can't figure out if the "interview" is supposed to help other aspiring developers or scare them for the terrible treatment you've given Rjac. You've basically insulted his passion project and went specifically out your way to pinpoint different flaws in the game and disguise it as question with "[mechanic] or [character] does this in a [insert insulting or derogative word] way, was it intended or was it your poor coding's fault?" absolutely unprofessional, didn't expect it from you, uhyeah.
Most positive yt comment section ever and I’m here for it. He was making a great thing and it was just too hard that was the only issue, it’s a simple fix and he shouldn’t be disheartened about it it’s not even defeat it’s just something that happens! His game is way better than most games being release content wise it’s only to be respected.
honestly to make the game better, with the most recent night nerfs, he could just optimize the tutorials and make them easier to understand, change some controls and make the walking animations shorter/delete them
Is it just me or is uhyeah's interviewing skills pretty...bad??? From my point of view all i saw was him bringing up already known and overly discussed criticism towards the dev just to get... what they pretty much already knew or something safe to assume in return. Best way to describe it is "you suck" "i know, sorry"
Really really bad interviewer. A good interviewer would've asked about stuff what the dev was aiming for with his project and what the inspiration for the mechanics were. Maybe also some general questions like fav fnaf game etc
Rjac, remember, the game might have been extremely hard but don’t let it discourage you! You clearly have talent, don’t beat yourself up over this and simply learn from this. Please, again, don’t let this discourage you. Keep this experience in mind if you decide to continue with part C, and use these mistakes to become even better.
@@Yuki-qs5mt And contrary to him, _you will have died for nothing spending your miserable life making bots._ Yeah, I know exactly what this account is. I'm speaking to _you._ The lowlife making bots and wasting away in your parents' basement.
I feel bad for the dev, you can definitely tell from how he was talking that this was a disheartening thing to happen for him, and that he seems pretty ashamed that the game turned out the way it did. Obviously mistakes were made, but hopefully he can learn from this and improve for the future.
Yeah I agree, I know UhYeah isn't an interviewer and just reviews games, but his questions were not said in a way where it encourages the dev to do better in the future, it was just degrading
@@ninjafrog6966there’s nothing wrong with constructive criticism, but this whole interview felt like uhyeah essentially bullying this man rather than actually giving any meaningful feedback. This guy was already getting it pretty bad on the internet and the last thing he needs is some UA-camr being a snarky prick to him. I agree that the game turned out bad and that Rjac isn’t above criticism, but uhyeah was just bashing him the whole time
@awesomemonkey9736 he wasn't really being that harsh or bashing him. He was asking genuine questions about the flaws on the game. And the guy can actually use this conversation to better the game
Rjac sounded like he was choking back tears at some points in the interview. I hope he continues making games if he still wants to, you can tell he has quite the talent for it.
I’m a recent viewer of your channel and I’m completely hooked on these videos. Sadly to say, I feel like this video would have been way better without the interview section towards the end. It seemingly only serves as a means to beat down the dev more than he already has been whilst providing almost nothing substantive. Saying stuff like “this is a learning experience for all of us, but mostly for you.” comes across as extremely rude. I’m excited to see better interviews from you in the future and more games from Rjac, fingers crossed!
@@ihatepeeingsomuch Clearly you haven't, because if you actually payed attention and also you can read the comments of this video for this, you'd realize 'uhyeah' went on speaking after asking a question, he didn't even let the dev speak, he was passive aggressively poking at the dev which is just being a dick. but I do agree we are all humans and make mistakes so I'm not gonna be like those people and hold it against 'uhyeah', but next time I feel like when you do an interview actually let the developer speak when you ask them a question would actually be courteous, or just common sense, who knows.??
A lot of people in the comments are a lot more generous than I'm about to be. Many of them say the interview was a missed opportunity, and it was weird. While I do agree, it was far more than that. It was the most difficult thing to watch that I've ever seen. Your questions, delivery and wording was so incredibly disrespectful and abhorrent. Throughout the interview, you 1. Interrupt the interviewee 2. Degrade and demean the interviewee 3. Use incredibly poor wording at the interviewee's expense. This was NOT an interview. This was a grill session. It was incredibly disrespectful and gross. This was a developer who definitely put passion into the game, and you disregarded this and continued to disrespect and treat him awfully. Please, UhYeah, DO BETTER.
You call that a interview? you basically just bullied the guy the whole time while he was apologizing every 2 seconds This wasn't even a interview, more like a stoning
You got the guy to do an interview just so you can scold him about how he made a game? You couldn’t get any insight, any ideas about what he was wanting to create, what inspired him, the guy is clearly distressed and nervous, and you didn’t do anything but complain. Hope Rjac keeps making games, he has talent, if not unrefined.
UhYeah came across as so condescending and rude. 27:37 “it was a learning experience for everyone, but mostly for *_you_* .” Like *you* try and make a FNAF fan made game and come up with such stunning graphics and amazing concept ideas, even if it may have been difficult from a consumer perspective. The guy was creative and it was a *passion project* , never heard anyone sound so heart broken. This wasn’t an interview it was more of an interrogation, uhyeah frequently cut him off and when he didn’t he just shrugged off the devs responses, threw accusations at him and rubbed in complaints he already knew about (rubbing salt on an already open wound)... uhyeah sounded spiteful and bitter when he said “Listen to your beta testers” as he was signing off, it was an unecessary and lackluster comment. After all, he was trying to and was adjusting the game every time he got a criticism on it. If it’s too hard, don’t play it, and share CONSTRUCTIVE criticism so that you _will_ be able to play it. I’m not saying uhyeah can’t have an opinion about the mechanics, but it’s the way you go about it. The interview was more guilt trippy than anything. Disappointing.
Lmao I love how in getting mad at someone’s interview, most of these comments do the same thing they got mad at uh yeah for and on top of that, not everything needs to be sugarcoated, I will admit there were some things uh yeah said that were questionable, like when he said “mostly you” But the listen to your beta testers thing I can understand why he would say that, the reason I say this is because alot of the comments are talking about being alot nicer, but I don’t see any other way of saying what he said other than changing his tone. He should’ve had a better way of going about asking the questions, maybe not joking so much, but, other than that I don’t see Much of a problem.
@@badumtiss5288 ik, I realized that after taking a shower and rethinking my life, but I didn’t feel like deleting my comment in case someone would respond
@@N0SK96I can understand if uhyeah _were_ to give him the advice of taking better notes from his beta testers, but let me rephrase, he was paraphrasing and just repeating criticisms already given to, and known to the dev - it was an unnecessary lackluster comment. He didn’t have to sugarcoat it but it wasn’t just his tone, it was his choice of words; he had the incentive to ask questions that would have included finer details about the rubric and structure of the game. I do think actually making jokes with the dev would have been more helpful, the dev seemed rather discouraged and uncomfortable the whole time… He was an indie dev working by himself on a passion project, people were upset at the mechanics but I think most who saw this video were able to come to understand the position he was in, it’s not so much the mechanics the people were focused on in this video but the missed opportunity from uhyeah, the difficult mechanics had already been largely covered previously and answered by the dev.. and yes i do agree that there are many comments approaching the video the same way uhyeah approached the interview, I do wish they were more counterproductive (even mine).
Watching the interview was very uncomfortable for me, the dev sounded really awkward, like he didn't want to be there. I don't think Uhyeah had bad intentions, he was just trying to joke around to loosen the tension, I'm sure he didn't want to sound rude, but he ended up being too aggressive without even realizing it. I don't know if he apologized, but I hope he did. Everyone makes mistakes and I'm not gonna suddenly hate Uhyeah and his content just because of one unsuccessful interview. As for the game itself, it looks very impressive, but it just feels like the author tried to stuff too many different ideas into one game and it was too much. I really appreciate all his hard work tho!
I’ve been trying to find an update on the situation between them too, no luck. I didn’t see any community posts about it, Rjac’s twitter hasn’t been active in a while and the game hasn’t had an update in a while so I’m not holding out hope
Really sucked hearing how sad he was about the mistakes he made. I really hope he keeps working on the game and doesn’t get discouraged by this, because if he manages to fix it and make a great game no one will remember how the game was at release, everyone will remember the developer who kept working hard and was determined to make his game better, and someone who made a great game and made a monumental triumph.
I agree with some of the other commenters that the interview had a little too much "let me complain about creating your failure of a game so other's don't make such stupid errors" (and like what kind of developer-exclusive insight is gained from that?), there were a couple vary good questions of course but overall there was a lack of tact. There are definitely lessons to be learned but Rajc already learned them so there was no reason to tell him them again. I honestly feel really bad for Rajc, the game looks so cool and it clearly took so much effort, anyone would be just as eager to get their baby out there and it must be heart breaking receiving such a negative reaction
that poor dev, he sounds so tired and beat down. You were so rude and you kept being so mean towards him? dude already fucked up, give him a break yknow? I hope he got the rest he deserves, he sounds so tired and stressed.
@@sfrert2759 I don’t get the interview. Yes it was bad but is there any confirmation the dude really cared or was that hurt by the interview. Criticize the interview all you want but like don’t make assumptions about things you don’t know
I feel so bad for this developer, I hope he isn’t discouraged by this. Getting tons of hard criticism at once can be really rough, and this video probably won’t be doing them any favors (other than the comments maybe, glad to see positivity here) If it’s free, I don’t see a reason to make video so heavily focused on how much it was his mistake to not play test it. Like I’m glad they do praise him in this, just this spotlight on him is probably a lot.
Has Uhyeah ever addressed this interview? That seemed like a wildly mean-spirited turn for even a critical video to take, and I'd like to know if he's ever apologized to the dev for it.
Same. I just started watching this dude yesterday and I was already picking up on the fact that he's using his platform to mix in strong personal opinion with general critique, but it was a little disturbing to see him be so cruel straight to someone's face. I can understand how giving critism while being disconnected from both the media you're critisizing and the audience via a screen as a job can make someone less empathetic, but usually that goes away when the person interacts directly (excluding text) with another person... that "interview" was just harsh.
yeah, the only issue is the difficulty. don’t get me wrong, it has really good potential and the developer seemed like a really passionate guy, and the designs and map is one of the best I’ve seen in FNAF fan games, he did really great, however he probably just needed people to test it out. it was such a shitty interview, he just came off as a dick and condescending who poured their soul into a game. yes, criticism is fine, but he kind of just degraded him instead of encouraging him. while the game has its flaws, behind it is a clearly passionate developer with a good idea, he really tried which is good for him
Rough interview. I've been subbed for a long time, saw I never finished this video, and wondered why. That was just very aggressive, as if that dev owed us for making a bad free fan game. I didn't recall seeing you address this. Hope things were smoothed over.
I used to make a rom hacks of games, and learning the difficulty curve is probably the most difficult thing to grasp as a creator. I've learned from others feedback, that you can be led into clouded judgment, due to muscle memory of constant playing the game. Easiest way to not overdo it is simply have casual mindset. That you make the game for fun. Doesnt have to be difficult as long as its fun. I never understood why horror games have to be chalk on the board hard in difficulty every single time... To me horror games are all about experience, not redoing same thing over and over again until you can progress again.
10 years of production? oh my god. I feel so bad, i cant imagine how it felt to delete a game you created in 5 hours. i hope he uses his amazing potential to create something everybody will like, or just something. He didnt really deserve that, but at the same time he shouldve understood a little bit more about how spawning multiple entities as once could make the game insane (in a negative way). But i really do hope he's okay.
Don't forget that even if you don't like the game, you were interviewing a real person deserving of respect Poor guy, if you are reading this, you have a lot of potential, I really hope this doesn't stop you from making whatever you want in the future I also wouldn't blame you if you decided to stop because of people like this, wish you the best!
Uhyeah was being a real arsehole in that interview, the guy was nervous and embarrassed, the way he treated him was awful, when he asked questions it was more like he was insulting him. 😞
he seems like a good designer at heart that unfortunately struck out with feature bloat for his game. Make part C, show the world that with restraint, your products are worth so much more!
This was literally the worst interview I’ve ever heard. Thank god I’m not alone on this, I was just listening to it in the background and got so uncomfortable I had to turn it off. Learn some tact, dude.
The concept, style, and effort put onto the game are actually insane, the way the animatronics move is absolutely impressive, its really sad that a game that well produced wasn’t given much thought when it comes to actual gameplay balance and helping the player visualize what they need to do…hope Rjac can fix that! The game definitely has good potential.
Post-shift was an amazing game to see, and Left to Rot is one of my favorite FNaF games. To see the creator of Post-Shift make a game like Left to Rot on an arguably even grander scale is a joy. The major flaws about the game are nothing that can't be tweaked (bar the make-or-break variety-style gameplay) and is a great shake-up to the pretty stale fnaf fangame environment. Hope he's still willing to try out his ideas, I'd love to see more.
@@Yuki-qs5mt Oh yeah? And virtual characters love people too, except they actually don't because they're not real. Neither is God. And even if he _was_ real, he'd slap the shit out of you for your zealotry.
The interview was shocking. We should not be acting like this towards people who provide free products made out of passion. This is how fanbases end up becoming worse, and i think uhyeah should apologise. He is using his influence in a wholly negative way and i have seriously lost respect of him for that interview
uhyeah killed media literacy in his videos "essays", everyone is scared to make a free fangame because some people like uhyeah will make the most exagerated thumbnail possible, as if the indie dev made a war crime to make a poorly programed or hard game, and uhyeah killed the meaning out of underrated and overrated, those words is just used for hot takes to rage bait people nowadays
I feel bad for the dev. Bro got absolutely slammed with critics, tried his best to remedy it, and still got mad criticism afterwards. Then when he finally thinks it's all buried under the rug, uhyeah comes in with this so-called "interview" and reopens this gaping wound. Hell, he even got chucked into a whole ass guilt-trip! How harsh! Like seriously, you can't call that a interview, more like a verbal jumping. Forget not being fair to players, that's not fair to the dev himself. I mean, I know Rjac didn't really hit his stride here, but don't flame the man to hell for it.
@@OleksiyAntonkin basically cheats thatd let him progress further in the night or beat it entirely. he literally refused to use them and spent an hour and a half on night five
26:37 "it's a learning experience for everybody involved, mostly you-" I'm sorry, what the frick?! You can tell Rjac25 is burdened with guilt by how nervous he sounds and how much he stutters. This didn't even feel like an interview, more like an interrogation. Rjac wasn't even allowed to give his personal insight and was forced to answer your questions that were worded to sound way too aggressive than they needed to be. It feels like you were bullying him by using whatever words you could to tear him down. I want to give Rjac a hug, he doesn't deserve to be treated like this.
Rjac sounded so sad and kinda hopeless, it just made me sad too, i hope everything is going ok, and also hope the game gets fixed so everyone can play it without needing a phych after that (something that i though, maybe he can made the game easier but have an option in the extras to play the original harder version, so people can have a challenge after beating the game)
Rjac seems Like such a passionate person only to be dunked on by uhyeah. Sure the game has its issues but the interview was a bit harsh and hard to listen to. Really hope rjac doesn't quit game development due to being dunked on by the fnaf community
The game is beautiful. The mechanics are the real issue and it's only because the Dev was obviously excited to show off everything they could do. They shouldn't be ashamed about what happened, they are going to learn from this and grow into a wonderful game dev in this community
I hope Rjac can get some help from more experienced devs or even some more testers to help him make the game better. There’s so much damn potential but it’s gated by excessive reading which is more fitting in a table top game. I think the biggest issue he could fix is just cutting down on complexities. The best way to teach a player is forcing them to experience the mechanics and learn what’s good and not (which is why fnaf 1 was so intuitive). Hell even having a voice to tell you these things diagetically would be better (fnaf 2s calls that tell you how to do everything). I hope for the best for this game.
Rjac made a free game with beautiful visuals. He seems genuinely concerned about the game and the feedback people gave him, which many people don’t do. I hope he’s doing well, he seems really disappointed
UhYeah out here just releasing gem after gem. Edit: idk if Rjac is reading these comments at all but just wanna say please continue making games. While this one obviously had faults you definitely have a ton of talent for dev work and given enough time and feedback i know you could produce some badass content.
Watching the 12 hour stream by Phisnom was actually insane. The 30-40 minute breaks just to read the instructions was asinine. I do feel bad tho. Spending years to make a dream project only for it to come out like this sucks
I know it's beating a dead horse to say this video would be so much better if the "interview" wasn't included, but it's just unbearable for me to watch. Every other aspect of this video is really well done and I've gone back to it a few time, but I just cant stomach that last segment. I went and played through the entirety of post shift 2 myself, even went and got the true ending. It has some obvious flaws, but I really enjoyed the gameplay once i figured everything out, and think this incredible passion project was insulted way too much. The interview segment was such a wasted opportunity. Uhyeah could have asked questions and gotten insight about Rjak's inspiration and approach to making the game and mechanics, but he just mostly repeated the criticism Rjak already got from all over the internet. It reslly feels extra tastless when it directly follows Phisnom's segment of the video. Heck even at the end of Phil's stream, he had some kind words for Rjak, which is pretty impressive after sitting down and playing the game with only a bit of external help for over 12 hours. I'd probably have enjoyed the game a lot less if I approched it that way. Anyways, this comment is definitely beating a dead horse, but I just wanted to get my thoughts out. I hope Rjak isnt too crushed by this whole ordeal, and I hope anyone reading this has a great day!
This wasn't an interview. You asked nothing but obvious questions. All of which being basically different wordings of the same thing. And of course, all being incredibly mean undeservedly
Credit where credit is due, you CANNOT create a game like this without immense amounts of love and passion. postshift 2 is an undeniable labor of love and i hope Rjac isn't discouraged from developing. It seems like a lot of these mechanics could be recycled for future games.
Man,watching that interview was harder than playing the game,i felt SO bad for the dev like,imagine putting your hard work and dedication for years into a game just to see it mess up...
Hopefully rjac didn’t get discouraged. This is a beautiful game with so much stuff going on and pretty awesome ideas and to make this game by yourself is such an incredible feat
Ngl uhyeah has got to be a maniac the way he ran the interview or some type of narcissist. The whole bend of the “interview” just seemed like a way to vent the low brow hateful “critiques” of the game into a formal interrogation session. There was zero empathy with the way these things were said. No grace or anything of the sort. This is truly seen at 26:37 . Props to Rjac for sticking out the whole interrogation session and being willing to own his mistakes. He produced a very interesting and ambitious project all done solo. All things considered I’d love to see what he has to produce in the future. He’s worthy of good rapport in this community.
This fangame definitely has potential, and I do want to see a more tweaked up version of it, not only that, if Rjac keeps going at it, I do believe he’d definitely be a good developer
I think everyone is WAYY too hard on Rjac. He just fucked up the difficulty scaling, it happens. I don't think everyone dog piling onto him was the right move. Just point out the mistakes so he can go fix them, because this game looks amazing aesthetically. I don't understand why people would just sit there for hours on end trying to beat a game they KNOW is way harder then it was intended to be??? This entire video just feels bullying.
Rjac sounds so sad and embarrassed and I feel really bad for him, he's clearly been beating himself up over this for a while
@@GBAura you know the tutorials in mario party?
Right?? He sounded so discouraged, I feel so bad because it was such an awesome idea and he put lots of work Into it. Most people only mentioned the parts that he could have done better.
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@@GBAura I see where you are coming from but I feel like any horror aspect is lost as soon as you can't die and can sit there and master the mechanics with an infinite night that won't let you die. The game is just clicking to try and beat the game instead of having a spooky experience. Maybe that's just me though lol
The fact that one man would build such a good-looking game jam-packed with so many mechanics for each SEGMENT of it is maddeningly marvellous.
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And then try to take it down 💀
GAME JAM!?!?
@@Yuki-qs5mt f off nobody cares
In an era of gaming where AAA games consistently come out half baked, the sheer amount of content is something to be respected
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No offense, but it’s just too much. Also a pretty big issue to give tutorials to things that aren’t relevant, straight up not explain others and having literal essays worth of instructions. In my opinion “the sheer amount of content” is a problem I have with this game.
@@Trecherousbeast yes that is the problem and everyone who wantched the video agrees, including the person you are writing the comment under
@@julialungan4722 Literally. The issue isn't the amount of content, it's the way it's convoluted and not explained or paced well.
I can really empathize with Rjac here. The absolute shittiest feeling in the world is being super proud of something you've made, and finally releasing it after countless hours of blood sweat and tears, only to have endless criticism sent your way. Props to him for being able to talk about it, not sure if I'd be able to own it as well as he has.
7 months with 1.6k likes without any replies? lemme fix that
Lemme fix that too my guy
Also mad respect to Rjac, @EisenSMT makes a really good point in his comment
Rjac needs a break from this ngl.
Honestly Rjac is a sweetheart, 😭
This honestly shows why having people look over your work regularly and give criticism to it is so important. There's no way the game would've gone off the rails this hard if he had showed someone his night 1, and listened to what would have been said about it.
I think your interview with Rjac was a huge missed opportunity.
Your criticism of the game's development from the player's point of view is *totally* valid. It seems impossible - not just in a skill-based way, but also in a mechanically disjointed way.
However, this was a rare chance to talk to the dev directly. We could have gained some insight about what he might have done differently, what kind of experience he was *hoping* players would have, or which parts of this game he might elaborate on in the future.
It sounded to me that each of your questions were paraphrasings of the scathing comments that made him unlist the game shortly after its release. He already knows about the frustrations you brought up. He knows the game is flawed. Based on his responses, it sounded like he was compelled to apologize for those frustrations all over again, even when this elaborate ass game was a *passion project* that he released for *free.*
Sure, he might have gotten lost in the sauce while making it, but just look at it - it's beautiful, it's complex, and it employs some really creative puzzles and mechanics - all crammed into one package that happened to be way too tiny. Actually, I don't know that any major complaints involved technical flaws or major game-breaking bugs, and not even Security Breach can measure up to that! lol
Rjac is obviously talented. He knows how to come up with unique ideas, and how to pull them off. I'm *very* impressed that the game he released was the game he *meant* to release. Perhaps he could have used some help packaging that talent into a playable and accessible game.
He sounded defeated. I hope he keeps trying!
👏👏 i definitely agree! Poor guy, i really hope that he doesn’t get discouraged from this, it really was a missed opportunity
You're 100% right. I hope Uhyeah somehow sees this and improves his interviewing skills.
Yeah like it's just a free fangame the interview should've just been casual and fun
So true, the interview was pretty uncomfortable to listen to because it felt like a bunch of accusations being thrown at someone. Someone who didn't really do anything that bad or wrong and already clearly started making progress to fix the issues with the game.
It fetl like he wasn't really listening to him as much as responding with "Yeah cool. So about [insert scathing critique here], what were you thinking?"
I genuinely do feel bad for Rjac. He obviously wanted to make a good game but made some major gameplay design mistakes. I hope this experience doesn't discourage him from making stuff in the future because he does have potential to make something great in the FNAF scene.
Yea
Yeah thats tuff fr fr
Especially since Scott also didn't have many game testers so he probably thought he didn't need anymore.
@@NobodyUndefined yeah, and Scott was messed up the difficulty balance too, I like to think of the springlocked scene in Sister Location
Well said
I feel bad for Rjac. He sounds like he's in incredible grief. The world is freaking against him, and he can't do anything but criticize himself so drama doesn't start. He sounds like he's a child being scolded by the school, on the verge of tears. Please, your work is really impressive, if you're reading this, this is not the end. This is a beautiful work of art, and you and your hard work are appreciated. Please don't take any of the criticism personally, rather as something to learn from. It is completely understandable how this happened, and it is NOT your fault. Thank you so much, and please keep improving. No one should hate you, and I'm sure that everyone will LOVE it every time you improve.
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26:37
"It's a learning experience for everybody involved, mostly you-" That quote feels SO mean. Like, the whole interview feels harsh and tactless, but this feels like it purely was meant to put him down.
Ikr high school bully vibes came from that interview for me
The only person who has to learn is him, and he can cope
Ikr why did he say all that
Glad I’m not the only one that found this icky 😕 this game is clearly filled with so much passion and creativity and I was really looking forward to hearing him talk about it! The guy worked on it for EIGHT YEARS. I can’t imagine how terrible this must feel.
Yeah Uhyeah is acting like he’s a level above the guy the whole time when he’s just a guy that got lucky on UA-cam by hopping on the trend of fnaf
The interview felt very aggressive and antagonizing. The way it was worded felt like it was pushing the idea of “you fucked up you piece of shit.” The developer sounded very uncomfortable, and something to note is that he DID listen to his play testers a little bit. From the sound of it, they didn’t play a lot or even at all after the feedback he did use. Overall, it sounds like you’re expecting WAAAAAY too much of a single indie dev.
Just a little support could've helped the dev a lot, but instead Uhyeah put him down further
Well, this is uhyeah for you, dont expect better
That’s Uhyeah for ya.
He literally just made some jokes about and asked questions your acting like he attacked him give the interview another watch
That didn’t happen. he’s giving valid criticism. Y’all forget that FNAF’s uprising was from criticism on Chipper’s.
Ngl, you were way too harsh in that interview. It 100% sounded like a guilt trip. Just criticism after criticism, none constructive, like a scolding teacher after class; you didnt encourage him, advise him, give him any credit for what you said was legitimately good about the game, or what anyone with eyes can see about it -
its visually stunning. He's seriously talented. I respect his passion and dedication and while he did mess some things up, 1) thats part of the game developing process, and 2) he wanted this to be his. I can understand that.
He needs to open up, yes, needs more demos, but you did not make this clear. You brought him down, man, and that just wasnt cool.
He didn’t need to say anything positive all he did was asked questions your making this overdramic
@@mydogghosthe made an uncomfortable atmosphere for rjac, imagine getting into an interview with someone about, let's say, an art piece you made, and instead of giving actually constructive criticism, you just throw complaint after complaint and make the interview feel less like, y'know, an interview, and instead you have an interrogation. ALL of his points are valid, yes, but I feel like he could've just been nicer and tried to actually ask questions about rjac instead of just solely talking about how many mistakes he made with the game
by the way, I also have a big white dog named ghost, he's awesome just like your dog :D
@@hazawasnttaken i mean yeah but wasn’t harassment like people are saying
@@mydogghost it's a hyperbole, a lot of people nowadays don't know what that is unfortunately
@@hazawasnttaken I know what that is but even so it’s makes the way worse than it actually is
The interview was not it. Sounded like the dev was just being scolded the whole time. He wasn’t given the opportunity to share his views, insights, or future aspirations. He just had to keep apologizing because the way the questions were phrased.
I felt so bad
The dev sounded really nervous, I felt bad for him
I really feel bad for him, the game was in development for so long and it was all for naught. I really couldn't imagine a passion project like that being made fun of.
Yeah this dude definitely needs to learn how to actually conduct an interview. Might do them some good
I don’t think it’s anyone’s fault, it was a simple mistake on the devs part and he was embarrassed about it, I don’t think uhyeah could’ve worded it much better as he was trying to understand why the dev chose to make such rash decisions. Of course I do feel bad for the dev, he seem passionate about what he made and the game,visually, looks really refined, and some of the gameplay aspects are very unique, it was all in the execution. I look forward to the patches
In all fairness the game this guy has made looks incredible and has an amazing amount of mechanics, it's just too much
No shade intended but he’s got like 3-4 fangames worth of mechanics in one game…it’s impressive tbh
Visually it is genuinely one of the best fangames I've ever seen
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People are being entirely too bitter about a free game not meeting their expectations. The dev shouldn’t have to feel this insecure or anxious about a game that they didn’t owe anyone
I know you're just a guy, not a PR rep, but like in that interview, it felt like you were putting words in his mouth. As well as asking loaded questions. The latter coming from how you put more criticism into your questions than actual curiosity. The former is how once you asked, sometimes you went on speaking after asking the question, rather than letting him speak.
It's good to hear from him, but it felt like he was going through the guilt trip, rather than legitimately talking WITH you about the game.
Yeah. Yikes 😬
It was too agressive, yea.
Yeah, exactly what it sounded like
I feel so bad for the developer, it's just a passion project for him that he realised for free. he sounds so defeated :(
I think that's just how he sounds
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@@JustSomeGuy2500 They legit spammed almost if not all the replies on the comments and there are many more people doing that, I don't think people like it when they are being told "Jesus luvs u🤓" if they don't share the same beliefs as you.
@@Neo005 I get your annoyance but its not like it would work on a bot
I don't think all this drama was necessary over a fangame tbh
And I think the criticism was worded way too harshly for an individual creator who made it out of passion
It does look incredible though.. I hope it's not all a waste
We should talk about how disrespectful and tactlessly uhyeah was talking to him. It's his first game, he's doing it solo. And he just kept hammering him. You can tell rjac is on the edge of tears.
Welcome to the internet stupid.
Not everyone cries just cause someone critiqued them.
Except theft king in his drama days
he was overwhelmed and got over himself after watching phil's stream, it's rjac's first real big project so he shouldn't be that harsh on him. i'd love to play post shift 2 once it's more balanced
@@Vanillamilkshake_420 I'm bleeding from your edge
Fuck this guy honestly, if he's like that in an interview which is usually chill I wouldn't like talking to him IRL.
It's literally called post shift 2 it's not his first game
Poor Rjac. The interview sounded more critical than curious. There were times you started talking over him while he was still talking, which is rude af and genuinely surprised me. We still know next to nothing about his plans for the game, the implications, the lore, or even his favorite/ least favorite things about it. What inspired him to make it so BIG in the first place? Why so complex? How did he come up with the mechanics/ puzzles? Also, what other projects (if any) are there in the works? He sounded so sad the whole time…like he didn’t want to be there. I hope he comes back and doesn’t give up on making games, because he truly IS talented. He just needed better planning, that’s all.
It really did expose a lot about uhyeah's character. If he wasn't intending to be rude then he really needs to work on his social awareness.
Don't get me wrong I'm a fan of the effort Uhyeah puts into his videos but this still leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 oh 100%. I love Uhyeahs content but this was an overstep on his part. I hope he takes the criticism as an opportunity to improve instead of getting offended like other UA-camrs would
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@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470it didn’t no bad interview doesn’t reveal much of his character
uhyeah really dropped the ball on the interview, I hope he apologizes at some point. The entire thing was so negative and the dev dosnt owe us anything, it felt more like an interview you'd use against a Kickstart dev for releasing a buggy unfinished mess and running away with backer money than what you should use for an inde dev that released a passion project for free.
Exactly if I was interviewing him I'd be asking what the inspiration and ideas were for the mechanics and animatronics. As well as general questions about what his favorite FNAF game is etc
screw it. this was special case since the game was so messy and a big screw up so i guess an interview that throws hard questions is a bit warranted.
@J V It's a free fan game lmao. Fair enough if he was charging to play it but he wasn't
@@JV-km9xk lol definitely not. It’s a free game made by a single guy, whose only assistance was play testers who, from the sound of it, did little to no play testing after the dev changed the game according to their responses.
Did he tho? It's already 6 month
The fact that Rjac pretty much made an entire series worth of content in one night is insane. This could easily go down in FNAF history of most beloved games with some tweaks, I hope the dev isn't too disheartned by the launch
Rjac still has so much game developing potential. The bad thing about PS2 was the wall of tutorials and having way too many features that could’ve been split into multiple games caused the game feel “bad” and too difficult. The art and rest of the game looks pretty darn good. I hope he doesn’t give up because of one “bad” game and instead decides to improve upon the weaker points.
I think the game could be remade and split into multiple games.
Dude is a talented dev, not so much at a gamedesigner
I'm not sure if he hasn't or not, but I really wish uhyeah said something positive and uplifting to the creator of the game. I know that not everything has to be sunshine and rainbows, but you could definitely hear how sad the guy was, so not saying anything to him in terms of the amazing things he has done in its own section bothers me. And ending the video off of the line "listen to your beta testers" is warranted, but it definitely left a sour taste in my mouth.
Definitely agree
Especially since it was a free fan game. It would be one thing if he had crowdfunded the game and been held liable to backers, or if he had made it a paid game and thus been held liable to the customers, but it was released as a passion project for free. The dev would have been completely in his right to just keep it as is, but instead, he's listening to community feedback, which I think a lot of people are taking for granted. He doesn't owe us anything, and as he's going above and beyond, yet he's still getting sh*t on like he failed the community somehow.
There was so much he could've asked about as well when it comes to inspiration for some of the interesting mechanics and character designs.
yo i feel so bad for Rjac. The interview was extremely pointed and unprofessional. No prior research was done about Rjac’s past games and the fact that each question was posed with such accusatory language is disheartening. look at it from the developers perspective. It’s not as if the man has committed a crime or something. watching the interview sort of reminded me of watching other video essay channels interviewing alleged criminals. It’s not that hard to have some sympathy
fucking feel bad for Rjac dude honestly. It seems people were pretty hard on the guy for a lot of his mistakes, including you a bit.
I just hope he doesn't give up and try to keep going. The guy has a gift of great ideas and game programming. Beats a lot of people and citizics, and just the fact he made all this by himself and yet fnaf SC was made by a huge team and the release was filled with bugs, funny and annoying. I think this guy is on the right track on improving and making big bucks.
Don't give up Rjac! You got this dude.
Mad props to Rjac tho! It takes a lot of guts to talk about your mistakes like that and I'm really impressed that they did this interview with you. I hope that more people can see this and learn from Rjac's mistakes, and learn that it is more than okay to own up to your mistakes and learn from people's feedback.
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@@Yuki-qs5mtshut up
it takes guts
@@toadbros5295 huge guts
Actually, not even Scott goes without playtesters. Years ago it was common knowledge that his sons were his faithful playtesters! Rjac shouldn't be too hard on himself, it was just a learning experience.
Man rjac really had a whole vision, i hope he keeps making games i can see him coming back later to this game, and remaking it to tell us the story he wanted to
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@@Yuki-qs5mt Okay we get it
This wasn't even an interview, this was like a parent scolding a child and asking what their child was going to do to fix their mistake.
Not a parent scolding a child, but another child scolding a game dev who maybe made a small mistake in the grand scheme of things.
The interview broke my heart 😭 He sounded so dissipointed and not sure what to say. He must have felt so embarrassed, I hope he figures it out. But may I say, it looks so fucking good. The animations, moving back and forth. So good
uhyeah really dropped the ball on the interview, I hope he apologizes at some point. The entire thing was so negative and the dev dosnt owe us anything, it felt more like an interview you'd use against a Kickstart dev for releasing a buggy unfinished mess and running away with backer money than what you should use for an inde dev that released a passion project for free.
@@The_Lord_of_Cryptids yeah, i think he got kind of over himself because of phil's stream on the launch version, which really sucked but the game is now easier, but i do wish uhyeah apologizes at some point too
@@therealmonke561yeah phisnom negative behaviour probably influenced him to be all high mighty on the guy. wouldn't be surprised
Being there to witness the insanity of that *12 hour stream* was sure a wild ride, incredibly funny and frustrating
Never forget that this youtuber hold us hostage in the final night
Yep, gotta say though. Even after all of that I still don’t understand Thomas’ (Th-om-as) story.
@@supremedellerior3628 I definitely didn't process anything about the game or it's lore, just Phisnom spiralling further
As somebody who was there, *oh yeah.*
I will also agree, that experience was misery but the ending was the greatest moment of triumph since Dawko and 50/20 mode
This feels more like bullying then genuine criticism and feedback. Theres an actual person behind this game and judging by the interview alone theyre already completely disheartened by the reaction to the game to then be absolutely shit on during an opportunity that shouldve been a moment for them to explain what happened.
Or they’re just quiet.
@@mydogghost my brother in christ you have been white knighting the comments on this video so hard
@@jubbl not really. These people are overreacting there was no bullying.
@@mydogghostCan You Do Anything Else But Dick Ride ?
@@Lainkkk I never said the interview was good but your acting for someone you don’t even know. For all we know he’s fine unprofessional interview yeah but stop white knight for rjac
poor dev spoke like his parents were confronting him about having pot in his room, this was clearly a rough thing for him to talk about
Yea he sounded so sad and discouraged it made me feel bad
It didn't help that the interview was handled really badly. All the questions were loaded and negative, and they were pretty much just paraphrasing the worst of the criticism. Nothing was asked about the experience the dev wanted to provide or his future goals and aspirations. It would be one thing if this was a paid game or a crowd funded game, but it was a passion project released for free. It shouldn't feel like he was standing on trial.
@The_Lord_of_Cryptids Yup it felt like uhyeah was super bitter over forcing himself to get through the game and took it as a personal offense against the developer.
@@The_Lord_of_Cryptidsnegative questions aren’t bad thing
@@mydogghost maybe not, but the way uhyeah asked his questions and WHAT he asked just made it look like all the guy had to say was something negative, to the dev who was already pretty upset with all the negative talk he got on his game
Its obvious he messed up by releasing it too soon, but man the way you were talking to him really was tasteless.
Right? Idk, he sounded like he was gonna cry, and I've never felt so terrible for a game dev :(, it's like watching a puppy getting kicked, except the puppy is an extremely talented guy
@@pmkn Yeah. The interview was such a slap on the face. I've watched the Vid 9 times by now and. . . It gets worse every time.
My dude, that interview was less an interview and more of an interrogation.
im glad im not the only one noticing how crestfallen the guy sounds having to admit mistake after mistake. i hope he's doing okay knowing there are so many who see his potential and his skill
i can't figure out if the "interview" is supposed to help other aspiring developers or scare them for the terrible treatment you've given Rjac. You've basically insulted his passion project and went specifically out your way to pinpoint different flaws in the game and disguise it as question with "[mechanic] or [character] does this in a [insert insulting or derogative word] way, was it intended or was it your poor coding's fault?" absolutely unprofessional, didn't expect it from you, uhyeah.
Most positive yt comment section ever and I’m here for it. He was making a great thing and it was just too hard that was the only issue, it’s a simple fix and he shouldn’t be disheartened about it it’s not even defeat it’s just something that happens! His game is way better than most games being release content wise it’s only to be respected.
Agreed
honestly to make the game better, with the most recent night nerfs, he could just optimize the tutorials and make them easier to understand, change some controls and make the walking animations shorter/delete them
I really feel bad for the developer
Is it just me or is uhyeah's interviewing skills pretty...bad???
From my point of view all i saw was him bringing up already known and overly discussed criticism towards the dev just to get... what they pretty much already knew or something safe to assume in return.
Best way to describe it is "you suck" "i know, sorry"
Really really bad interviewer. A good interviewer would've asked about stuff what the dev was aiming for with his project and what the inspiration for the mechanics were. Maybe also some general questions like fav fnaf game etc
Not necessarily bad, but bro came off a bit too strong.
No one EVER let uhyeah host an interview again.
do not let uhyeah cook this again
Rjac, remember, the game might have been extremely hard but don’t let it discourage you! You clearly have talent, don’t beat yourself up over this and simply learn from this. Please, again, don’t let this discourage you. Keep this experience in mind if you decide to continue with part C, and use these mistakes to become even better.
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@@Yuki-qs5mt If we don’t sin, then Jesus died for nothing
Finally someone says it
@@Yuki-qs5mt shut up
@@Yuki-qs5mt And contrary to him, _you will have died for nothing spending your miserable life making bots._ Yeah, I know exactly what this account is. I'm speaking to _you._ The lowlife making bots and wasting away in your parents' basement.
A Five Nights at Freddy's game deleted in Five hours. SO CLOSE, YET SO FAR!
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@@Its_me_6 damn
Rip
@@Its_me_6 skill issue
@@Its_me_6 they got killed by Freddy 5 hours before surviving. What a noob can't even get past night 55555
I feel bad for the dev, you can definitely tell from how he was talking that this was a disheartening thing to happen for him, and that he seems pretty ashamed that the game turned out the way it did. Obviously mistakes were made, but hopefully he can learn from this and improve for the future.
Poor guy…makes me sad
Jesus loves you guyss
@@Yuki-qs5mt Jesus wouldn't make a spam bot and set it loose on social media.
True feel bad for the dev :( he put alot of effort and love in this fan game
On the other hand, part of this is his fault, how can you not see the issue with putting mechanics THIS complex?
why are people berating him ??? he feels bad but he's trying. why did you go at him like that 😭
Yeah I agree, I know UhYeah isn't an interviewer and just reviews games, but his questions were not said in a way where it encourages the dev to do better in the future, it was just degrading
@@lordcactus2281No
he’s asking questions about the game and criticizing it. you put out a game, it’s open to be criticized. it’s not immune to criticism
@@ninjafrog6966there’s nothing wrong with constructive criticism, but this whole interview felt like uhyeah essentially bullying this man rather than actually giving any meaningful feedback. This guy was already getting it pretty bad on the internet and the last thing he needs is some UA-camr being a snarky prick to him. I agree that the game turned out bad and that Rjac isn’t above criticism, but uhyeah was just bashing him the whole time
@awesomemonkey9736 he wasn't really being that harsh or bashing him. He was asking genuine questions about the flaws on the game. And the guy can actually use this conversation to better the game
Rjac sounded like he was choking back tears at some points in the interview.
I hope he continues making games if he still wants to, you can tell he has quite the talent for it.
I’m a recent viewer of your channel and I’m completely hooked on these videos.
Sadly to say, I feel like this video would have been way better without the interview section towards the end. It seemingly only serves as a means to beat down the dev more than he already has been whilst providing almost nothing substantive. Saying stuff like “this is a learning experience for all of us, but mostly for you.” comes across as extremely rude.
I’m excited to see better interviews from you in the future and more games from Rjac, fingers crossed!
No he asked questions and poked some jokes
i don't think you understood the situation lmao
@@mydogghost typical gen z kid
@@ihatepeeingsomuch Clearly you haven't, because if you actually payed attention and also you can read the comments of this video for this, you'd realize 'uhyeah' went on speaking after asking a question, he didn't even let the dev speak, he was passive aggressively poking at the dev which is just being a dick. but I do agree we are all humans and make mistakes so I'm not gonna be like those people and hold it against 'uhyeah', but next time I feel like when you do an interview actually let the developer speak when you ask them a question would actually be courteous, or just common sense, who knows.??
@@vthestoner yeah you’re right but these people act like he was harassing him and gen Z kid really
A lot of people in the comments are a lot more generous than I'm about to be. Many of them say the interview was a missed opportunity, and it was weird. While I do agree, it was far more than that.
It was the most difficult thing to watch that I've ever seen. Your questions, delivery and wording was so incredibly disrespectful and abhorrent. Throughout the interview, you
1. Interrupt the interviewee
2. Degrade and demean the interviewee
3. Use incredibly poor wording at the interviewee's expense.
This was NOT an interview. This was a grill session. It was incredibly disrespectful and gross. This was a developer who definitely put passion into the game, and you disregarded this and continued to disrespect and treat him awfully.
Please, UhYeah, DO BETTER.
Unsubscribing for the interview alone, what the hell was that?
Actually disgusting, i really hope after all this time he's apologized to the dev :(
You call that a interview? you basically just bullied the guy the whole time while he was apologizing every 2 seconds
This wasn't even a interview, more like a stoning
You got the guy to do an interview just so you can scold him about how he made a game? You couldn’t get any insight, any ideas about what he was wanting to create, what inspired him, the guy is clearly distressed and nervous, and you didn’t do anything but complain. Hope Rjac keeps making games, he has talent, if not unrefined.
UhYeah came across as so condescending and rude. 27:37 “it was a learning experience for everyone, but mostly for *_you_* .” Like *you* try and make a FNAF fan made game and come up with such stunning graphics and amazing concept ideas, even if it may have been difficult from a consumer perspective. The guy was creative and it was a *passion project* , never heard anyone sound so heart broken. This wasn’t an interview it was more of an interrogation, uhyeah frequently cut him off and when he didn’t he just shrugged off the devs responses, threw accusations at him and rubbed in complaints he already knew about (rubbing salt on an already open wound)... uhyeah sounded spiteful and bitter when he said “Listen to your beta testers” as he was signing off, it was an unecessary and lackluster comment. After all, he was trying to and was adjusting the game every time he got a criticism on it. If it’s too hard, don’t play it, and share CONSTRUCTIVE criticism so that you _will_ be able to play it.
I’m not saying uhyeah can’t have an opinion about the mechanics, but it’s the way you go about it. The interview was more guilt trippy than anything.
Disappointing.
Right?!
uh yeah could have been much nicer
Lmao I love how in getting mad at someone’s interview, most of these comments do the same thing they got mad at uh yeah for and on top of that, not everything needs to be sugarcoated, I will admit there were some things uh yeah said that were questionable, like when he said “mostly you”
But the listen to your beta testers thing I can understand why he would say that, the reason I say this is because alot of the comments are talking about being alot nicer, but I don’t see any other way of saying what he said other than changing his tone. He should’ve had a better way of going about asking the questions, maybe not joking so much, but, other than that I don’t see Much of a problem.
@@N0SK96All The Comments Are Criticising Uhyeah For Being A Dick , Not Accidentally Making A Game Too Hard For Bad Gamers .
@@badumtiss5288 ik, I realized that after taking a shower and rethinking my life, but I didn’t feel like deleting my comment in case someone would respond
@@N0SK96I can understand if uhyeah _were_ to give him the advice of taking better notes from his beta testers, but let me rephrase, he was paraphrasing and just repeating criticisms already given to, and known to the dev - it was an unnecessary lackluster comment. He didn’t have to sugarcoat it but it wasn’t just his tone, it was his choice of words; he had the incentive to ask questions that would have included finer details about the rubric and structure of the game. I do think actually making jokes with the dev would have been more helpful, the dev seemed rather discouraged and uncomfortable the whole time… He was an indie dev working by himself on a passion project, people were upset at the mechanics but I think most who saw this video were able to come to understand the position he was in, it’s not so much the mechanics the people were focused on in this video but the missed opportunity from uhyeah, the difficult mechanics had already been largely covered previously and answered by the dev.. and yes i do agree that there are many comments approaching the video the same way uhyeah approached the interview, I do wish they were more counterproductive (even mine).
Watching the interview was very uncomfortable for me, the dev sounded really awkward, like he didn't want to be there. I don't think Uhyeah had bad intentions, he was just trying to joke around to loosen the tension, I'm sure he didn't want to sound rude, but he ended up being too aggressive without even realizing it. I don't know if he apologized, but I hope he did. Everyone makes mistakes and I'm not gonna suddenly hate Uhyeah and his content just because of one unsuccessful interview. As for the game itself, it looks very impressive, but it just feels like the author tried to stuff too many different ideas into one game and it was too much. I really appreciate all his hard work tho!
I’ve been trying to find an update on the situation between them too, no luck. I didn’t see any community posts about it, Rjac’s twitter hasn’t been active in a while and the game hasn’t had an update in a while so I’m not holding out hope
Really sucked hearing how sad he was about the mistakes he made. I really hope he keeps working on the game and doesn’t get discouraged by this, because if he manages to fix it and make a great game no one will remember how the game was at release, everyone will remember the developer who kept working hard and was determined to make his game better, and someone who made a great game and made a monumental triumph.
I feel like you should’ve chilled out during the interview section cause you came off really strong
I agree with some of the other commenters that the interview had a little too much "let me complain about creating your failure of a game so other's don't make such stupid errors" (and like what kind of developer-exclusive insight is gained from that?), there were a couple vary good questions of course but overall there was a lack of tact. There are definitely lessons to be learned but Rajc already learned them so there was no reason to tell him them again. I honestly feel really bad for Rajc, the game looks so cool and it clearly took so much effort, anyone would be just as eager to get their baby out there and it must be heart breaking receiving such a negative reaction
that poor dev, he sounds so tired and beat down. You were so rude and you kept being so mean towards him? dude already fucked up, give him a break yknow? I hope he got the rest he deserves, he sounds so tired and stressed.
Or he was just quiet.
@@mydogghost🤡
@@sfrert2759 I don’t get the interview. Yes it was bad but is there any confirmation the dude really cared or was that hurt by the interview. Criticize the interview all you want but like don’t make assumptions about things you don’t know
@@mydogghost You still a clown.
I feel so bad for this developer, I hope he isn’t discouraged by this. Getting tons of hard criticism at once can be really rough, and this video probably won’t be doing them any favors (other than the comments maybe, glad to see positivity here)
If it’s free, I don’t see a reason to make video so heavily focused on how much it was his mistake to not play test it. Like I’m glad they do praise him in this, just this spotlight on him is probably a lot.
Has Uhyeah ever addressed this interview? That seemed like a wildly mean-spirited turn for even a critical video to take, and I'd like to know if he's ever apologized to the dev for it.
Same. I just started watching this dude yesterday and I was already picking up on the fact that he's using his platform to mix in strong personal opinion with general critique, but it was a little disturbing to see him be so cruel straight to someone's face. I can understand how giving critism while being disconnected from both the media you're critisizing and the audience via a screen as a job can make someone less empathetic, but usually that goes away when the person interacts directly (excluding text) with another person... that "interview" was just harsh.
Fr I want to know too, it seems like most people can easily say he was too harsh with his interview and basically bullying the dev...
At least on the channel, he hasn’t made an apology vid or anything. The developer deserves at least some sort of apology after this “interview.”
That interview is so sad man , Rjac sounded sad asf and kind of uncomfortable
I felt a bit uncomfortable listening. I hate being in a position like that lol
Wow uhyeah really dropped the ball on this interview. Honestly horrible of him to ridicule this game dev who’s game is incredible.
yeah, the only issue is the difficulty. don’t get me wrong, it has really good potential and the developer seemed like a really passionate guy, and the designs and map is one of the best I’ve seen in FNAF fan games, he did really great, however he probably just needed people to test it out.
it was such a shitty interview, he just came off as a dick and condescending who poured their soul into a game. yes, criticism is fine, but he kind of just degraded him instead of encouraging him. while the game has its flaws, behind it is a clearly passionate developer with a good idea, he really tried which is good for him
Rough interview. I've been subbed for a long time, saw I never finished this video, and wondered why.
That was just very aggressive, as if that dev owed us for making a bad free fan game.
I didn't recall seeing you address this. Hope things were smoothed over.
I used to make a rom hacks of games, and learning the difficulty curve is probably the most difficult thing to grasp as a creator.
I've learned from others feedback, that you can be led into clouded judgment, due to muscle memory of constant playing the game.
Easiest way to not overdo it is simply have casual mindset. That you make the game for fun. Doesnt have to be difficult as long as its fun.
I never understood why horror games have to be chalk on the board hard in difficulty every single time...
To me horror games are all about experience, not redoing same thing over and over again until you can progress again.
Makes sense.
Makes sense.
10 years of production? oh my god. I feel so bad, i cant imagine how it felt to delete a game you created in 5 hours. i hope he uses his amazing potential to create something everybody will like, or just something. He didnt really deserve that, but at the same time he shouldve understood a little bit more about how spawning multiple entities as once could make the game insane (in a negative way). But i really do hope he's okay.
Don't forget that even if you don't like the game, you were interviewing a real person deserving of respect
Poor guy, if you are reading this, you have a lot of potential, I really hope this doesn't stop you from making whatever you want in the future
I also wouldn't blame you if you decided to stop because of people like this, wish you the best!
This!! I love Uhyeah but this is super harsh/(
Uhyeah was being a real arsehole in that interview, the guy was nervous and embarrassed, the way he treated him was awful, when he asked questions it was more like he was insulting him. 😞
edgy cartoon gamer man attacks an innocent dev using his epic fold arms pose
he seems like a good designer at heart that unfortunately struck out with feature bloat for his game. Make part C, show the world that with restraint, your products are worth so much more!
I don't think Uhyeah has ever acknowledged his super aggressive and hostile demeanor here, or any comments about it. I don't think he really cares
This was literally the worst interview I’ve ever heard. Thank god I’m not alone on this, I was just listening to it in the background and got so uncomfortable I had to turn it off. Learn some tact, dude.
So did this guy being awful during the “interview” ever get addressed?
What is there to address. He’s just bad at interviewing
I feel like you were a bit harsh with that interview. It’s obvious he already knew about the issues, it felt like you were adding salt to the wound.
The concept, style, and effort put onto the game are actually insane, the way the animatronics move is absolutely impressive, its really sad that a game that well produced wasn’t given much thought when it comes to actual gameplay balance and helping the player visualize what they need to do…hope Rjac can fix that! The game definitely has good potential.
Post-shift was an amazing game to see, and Left to Rot is one of my favorite FNaF games. To see the creator of Post-Shift make a game like Left to Rot on an arguably even grander scale is a joy. The major flaws about the game are nothing that can't be tweaked (bar the make-or-break variety-style gameplay) and is a great shake-up to the pretty stale fnaf fangame environment. Hope he's still willing to try out his ideas, I'd love to see more.
Jesus loves you guyss
@@Yuki-qs5mt Oh yeah? And virtual characters love people too, except they actually don't because they're not real. Neither is God. And even if he _was_ real, he'd slap the shit out of you for your zealotry.
And he HATES bots like you, preaching the church in a Belgiuming UA-cam comments section!
The thing is, feature creep.
Way too much features which works on their own are very good but should not be blended in a single night.
Why y'all treating that poor dude like a murderer??? he really sounds ASHAMED, he spent a lot of time working on this, and gave it for free
The interview was shocking. We should not be acting like this towards people who provide free products made out of passion. This is how fanbases end up becoming worse, and i think uhyeah should apologise. He is using his influence in a wholly negative way and i have seriously lost respect of him for that interview
uhyeah killed media literacy in his videos "essays", everyone is scared to make a free fangame because some people like uhyeah will make the most exagerated thumbnail possible, as if the indie dev made a war crime to make a poorly programed or hard game, and uhyeah killed the meaning out of underrated and overrated, those words is just used for hot takes to rage bait people nowadays
@@Wizardjones69yeah, I agree. its a free fan game, you don’t have to act like he committed a fucking war crime
I feel bad for the dev. Bro got absolutely slammed with critics, tried his best to remedy it, and still got mad criticism afterwards. Then when he finally thinks it's all buried under the rug, uhyeah comes in with this so-called "interview" and reopens this gaping wound. Hell, he even got chucked into a whole ass guilt-trip! How harsh! Like seriously, you can't call that a interview, more like a verbal jumping. Forget not being fair to players, that's not fair to the dev himself. I mean, I know Rjac didn't really hit his stride here, but don't flame the man to hell for it.
Thats why this is uhyeah worst video
AHHH i was there for phils entire stream. i literally paid $25 begging him to use dev hotkeys to beat the night at one point. worst mistake of my life
Jesus loves you 3
oh no you were the hotkeys guy
What are those?
@@OleksiyAntonkin basically cheats thatd let him progress further in the night or beat it entirely. he literally refused to use them and spent an hour and a half on night five
I know what a developer hotkey is, how do you activate them in Post-Shift 2?
26:37 "it's a learning experience for everybody involved, mostly you-" I'm sorry, what the frick?! You can tell Rjac25 is burdened with guilt by how nervous he sounds and how much he stutters. This didn't even feel like an interview, more like an interrogation. Rjac wasn't even allowed to give his personal insight and was forced to answer your questions that were worded to sound way too aggressive than they needed to be. It feels like you were bullying him by using whatever words you could to tear him down. I want to give Rjac a hug, he doesn't deserve to be treated like this.
Who the hell else would it be a learning experience for?
@@r_t_m oher devs, I would guess
Rjac sounded so sad and kinda hopeless, it just made me sad too, i hope everything is going ok, and also hope the game gets fixed so everyone can play it without needing a phych after that
(something that i though, maybe he can made the game easier but have an option in the extras to play the original harder version, so people can have a challenge after beating the game)
Rjac seems Like such a passionate person only to be dunked on by uhyeah. Sure the game has its issues but the interview was a bit harsh and hard to listen to. Really hope rjac doesn't quit game development due to being dunked on by the fnaf community
I think uhyeah needs to learn the difference between "criticism" and being hateful.
challenge for yotubers to learn the difference between criticism and being hateful:
*impossible*
The game is beautiful. The mechanics are the real issue and it's only because the Dev was obviously excited to show off everything they could do. They shouldn't be ashamed about what happened, they are going to learn from this and grow into a wonderful game dev in this community
I hope Rjac can get some help from more experienced devs or even some more testers to help him make the game better. There’s so much damn potential but it’s gated by excessive reading which is more fitting in a table top game. I think the biggest issue he could fix is just cutting down on complexities. The best way to teach a player is forcing them to experience the mechanics and learn what’s good and not (which is why fnaf 1 was so intuitive). Hell even having a voice to tell you these things diagetically would be better (fnaf 2s calls that tell you how to do everything). I hope for the best for this game.
What an interesting/fun story, I'd love to see streamers like AstralSpiff attempt the launch versions too lmao
Jesus loves you guyse
Oh god Spiff would fucking have a FIELD day lmfao
@@GameGuy667 it would be a fucking blast to see unfold
Your wish has come true. He tried part A
@@GameGuy667 Was legit about to go see if there was a vod of this game from him on his channel 😭
Rjac made a free game with beautiful visuals. He seems genuinely concerned about the game and the feedback people gave him, which many people don’t do. I hope he’s doing well, he seems really disappointed
This interview gives me flashbacks to the anxiety of trying to explain to your parents why you did something you know they're angry about
UhYeah out here just releasing gem after gem.
Edit: idk if Rjac is reading these comments at all but just wanna say please continue making games. While this one obviously had faults you definitely have a ton of talent for dev work and given enough time and feedback i know you could produce some badass content.
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A game is not a game unless I have to read an entire novel of tutorial before the final night
@Chainmastress34 yeah theyre DEAD serious bro of course
@Chainmastress34 yes.
Watching the 12 hour stream by Phisnom was actually insane. The 30-40 minute breaks just to read the instructions was asinine.
I do feel bad tho. Spending years to make a dream project only for it to come out like this sucks
And that’s why - kids - you don’t work on something with no input whatsoever💀
@@mysteriousastrolabe dude got a little overexcited haha
I know it's beating a dead horse to say this video would be so much better if the "interview" wasn't included, but it's just unbearable for me to watch. Every other aspect of this video is really well done and I've gone back to it a few time, but I just cant stomach that last segment. I went and played through the entirety of post shift 2 myself, even went and got the true ending. It has some obvious flaws, but I really enjoyed the gameplay once i figured everything out, and think this incredible passion project was insulted way too much. The interview segment was such a wasted opportunity. Uhyeah could have asked questions and gotten insight about Rjak's inspiration and approach to making the game and mechanics, but he just mostly repeated the criticism Rjak already got from all over the internet. It reslly feels extra tastless when it directly follows Phisnom's segment of the video. Heck even at the end of Phil's stream, he had some kind words for Rjak, which is pretty impressive after sitting down and playing the game with only a bit of external help for over 12 hours. I'd probably have enjoyed the game a lot less if I approched it that way. Anyways, this comment is definitely beating a dead horse, but I just wanted to get my thoughts out. I hope Rjak isnt too crushed by this whole ordeal, and I hope anyone reading this has a great day!
bro gave this dev so much sh* for releasing a FREE difficult game. lmfao
Today I learned that interviewing needs to be taught in schools
This wasn't an interview. You asked nothing but obvious questions. All of which being basically different wordings of the same thing. And of course, all being incredibly mean undeservedly
Credit where credit is due, you CANNOT create a game like this without immense amounts of love and passion. postshift 2 is an undeniable labor of love and i hope Rjac isn't discouraged from developing. It seems like a lot of these mechanics could be recycled for future games.
Imagine making a videogame for free then some youtuber bullies you in a discord call and exposes to 2 million people
Man,watching that interview was harder than playing the game,i felt SO bad for the dev like,imagine putting your hard work and dedication for years into a game just to see it mess up...
Hopefully rjac didn’t get discouraged. This is a beautiful game with so much stuff going on and pretty awesome ideas and to make this game by yourself is such an incredible feat
Ngl uhyeah has got to be a maniac the way he ran the interview or some type of narcissist. The whole bend of the “interview” just seemed like a way to vent the low brow hateful “critiques” of the game into a formal interrogation session. There was zero empathy with the way these things were said. No grace or anything of the sort. This is truly seen at 26:37 .
Props to Rjac for sticking out the whole interrogation session and being willing to own his mistakes. He produced a very interesting and ambitious project all done solo. All things considered I’d love to see what he has to produce in the future. He’s worthy of good rapport in this community.
This fangame definitely has potential, and I do want to see a more tweaked up version of it, not only that, if Rjac keeps going at it, I do believe he’d definitely be a good developer
Coming back to this video, yeah, no, even as someone with autism, I can tell you that you were way too harsh.
I think everyone is WAYY too hard on Rjac. He just fucked up the difficulty scaling, it happens. I don't think everyone dog piling onto him was the right move. Just point out the mistakes so he can go fix them, because this game looks amazing aesthetically. I don't understand why people would just sit there for hours on end trying to beat a game they KNOW is way harder then it was intended to be??? This entire video just feels bullying.