Out of all the e-mails I get every day, about 50% of them require no answer, or can be answered within 10 seconds. The amount of e-mails that I currently receive every day is easily manageable, and does not impose serious problems on the game’s development. This is definitely an improvement over how things were before. Recently, I have only been getting around 50 e-mails every day. This was very frustrating, which led to me making numerous “Stop E-mailing Me!” blog posts.įortunately, I can report that things have improved drastically since then. There was a point in time when I was receiving around 100~150 e-mails every day. All of this stuff adds up…but, individually, it doesn’t have much place on a pie chart. Speaking to manufacturers about potential merchandise, speaking to web developers about the website, speaking to publications who want an interview, etc.

There are also a whole bunch of miscellaneous things that I didn’t bother adding to the pie chart because they each take up less than 1% of my total time. And, obviously, “Making Videos” doesn’t happen every single day, but if we’re looking at a 2-week period, it’ll probably take up about 5% of my time at some point. If the next update involves tons of animations, then “Speaking to Animators” jumps up to 20% for a bit. If the next update doesn’t involve voice acting, then “Speaking to Voice Actors” drops to 0% for a while. On a day-to-day basis, those numbers can change. I’ve created a pie chart that should help you visualize what an average two-week period is like for me: Over the course of Yandere Simulator’s development, a lot of people have expressed an interest in learning exactly how I spend my time.

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