Taylor Sterling, also known as taymaster, or simply Tay from his display name is a Roblox developer known for owning the Schwifty Studios group, under which he has published Mad City. He is also known for creating the games Twisted Murderer and Eat or Die. In 2020, Taylor Sterling lost his wife to divorce. He is married to PixelatedCandy 
PixelatedCandy is a notable creator or influencer verified by Roblox Corporation. Learn more. in real life, both of whom run a YouTube channel together.
Trivia[]
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- taymaster participated in the following Contests:
- ROBLOX Winter Wonderland Contest - Winner [1]
- ROBLOX Tutorial Video Contest - Winner [2]
- taymaster is the very first person to earn a $50,000 DevEx payout in just one month. [3]
- He is said to be friends with Wingman8 in real life, but he has denied it many times.
- He hosts a YouTube channel with his wife PixelatedCandy
PixelatedCandy is a notable creator or influencer verified by Roblox Corporation. Learn more., called Pix & Tay. However, it is currently inactive. - taymaster was once wrongfully accused of being responsible for the takedown of Pokémon Brick Bronze in 2018, due to a Tweet he made in 2016 where he emailed Nintendo about 5 Pokémon Go games on Roblox.
- #BlameTaymaster was trending on X (formerly Twitter) for a short duration following these accusations.
- taymaster went on hiatus from X in October 2020 for personal reasons. He later returned in April 2022, but his X account once again went inactive after reposting the Mad City Chapter 2 trailer from Schwifty Studios' X account.
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February 2013
March 2012
June 2008
November 2007
References[]
- ↑ reesemcblox (2008, January 8). "Winter Wonderland Winners!". From Roblox Blog. Accessed July 30, 2024. Archived from the original on June 18, 2022.
- ↑ reesemcblox (2009, August 14). "ROBLOX Tutorial Video Contest Heroes!". From Roblox Blog. Accessed July 30, 2024. Archived from the original on August 18, 2022.
- ↑ Haak, Andew (2015, April 11). "Taymaster Earns the First Ever $50,000 DevEx Payout". From Roblox Blog. Accessed July 30, 2024. Archived from the original on May 17, 2022.