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Since crops don’t grow during winter, wouldn’t it be cool for the “fields” to be replaced with some sort of animals during this time?

What kinda propaganda piece is this lol. The long term move is clearly anything except for Unity. You will very likely pay for this. If I were you I'd take that pain now, while I can control it.

1. Add Asmongold as a minion 2. Put it on r/Asmongold 3. Profit

Please how did you display the 3D models in the UI, I am thinking render texture but would like to hear your approach. Also are you using ECS?

Looks awesome but you should put a toon shader on the buildings- it would look so much better than the Unity default materials :)

is it really needed to add religious stuff like church ? there is alot of ppl out there who cant play something against their religion

i love seeing this format come back. i have needed this return for so long

The defenition of quality over quantity.

Great fun so far! I have especially fallen in love with the UI presentation. Looks so smooth...🤌 Regarding constructive feedback, I have spotted a few small spelling mistakes so far: The end screen text reads "Our defenders has [should be: have] fallen..." The card "Idol of the Sun Maiden" reads: "Its [should be: It's] only paganism..." Also, the developer console menu opens up when the merchant arrives. Don't know why, it's also not particularly bothersome but I thought I'd point it out. All in all: Good job with the game, it's great fun!

return of the track and field coding king 🙏

Game is looking great, nice work!

another banger 👏

Played the demo man, really good work!!

Take all my money right now

Glad to see all the hardwork paid off!

Hearing your thought process through the dev process helped spark some good ideas for my own game. Thx!

Wow the game has improved a massive amount since I last saw it, great job! I love all the polish in all Card Select screen, looks really juicy!

Just wishlisted it!

The airship looks sick, and perfectly fits the rest of the game's design too. Keep it up man

Huge W

such a cool game, very nice

Looks nice.

Wish listed. Great video brother. I wish you luck with the launch.

These videos are an amazing inspiration, loved what you said about feeding creativity, can’t wait to play!

The most inspirational dev out there. Nice work, fellow idea-goblin.

Awesome work brother! I can't wait to try it out!

Another banger dev log brother man. Best of luck with this game big fan of yours

How about an update video 😀 maybe a little tutorial how to implement the agents navigation asset

When considering alternatives to PostgreSQL for game engines, it's important to keep in mind the specific requirements and constraints of game development, such as performance, ease of integration, scalability, and licensing considerations. Here are some alternatives worth exploring: 1. **SQLite**: - SQLite is a lightweight, self-contained SQL database engine that requires minimal setup and administration. - It's suitable for smaller-scale games or for managing local data storage, such as player profiles, settings, and small-scale game data. - It's easy to integrate into game projects due to its simplicity and lack of dependencies. - However, it may not be suitable for large-scale multiplayer games or games with complex server-side requirements. 2. **Firebase Realtime Database / Firestore**: - Firebase offers Realtime Database and Firestore as cloud-hosted NoSQL databases. - They are well-suited for real-time data synchronization and multiplayer games, as changes are instantly propagated to connected clients. - Firebase provides SDKs for various platforms, including Unity and Unreal Engine, making integration relatively straightforward. - These databases offer scalability and real-time synchronization but may come with associated costs based on usage. 3. **MongoDB**: - MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database known for its flexibility and scalability. - It's suitable for handling large volumes of unstructured or semi-structured data, which can be useful for storing game-related content like user-generated content, game assets, or analytics data. - MongoDB provides Unity and Unreal Engine plugins for easy integration into game projects. - It offers features like sharding and replication for scalability and high availability. 4. **Amazon DynamoDB**: - DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). - It's designed for high availability, scalability, and performance, making it suitable for handling the data needs of large-scale multiplayer games. - AWS provides SDKs for various game development platforms, allowing seamless integration with game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine. - DynamoDB's pay-as-you-go pricing model can be cost-effective for smaller games and scales well for larger projects. 5. **Redis**: - Redis is an in-memory data store often used as a caching layer or as a database for real-time applications. - It's well-suited for scenarios where low latency and high throughput are critical, such as real-time leaderboards, session management, and matchmaking. - Redis offers data structures like sets, lists, and sorted sets, which can be useful for implementing various game features. - Integration with game engines can be achieved through Redis client libraries or RESTful APIs. When choosing an alternative to PostgreSQL for your game engine, consider factors such as data storage requirements, scalability, performance, ease of integration, and long-term maintenance. It's essential to evaluate each option based on your specific use case and project needs.

Why has it been so long since the last devlog? I think more alcaholic drinks and foods could make the gane more intresting and maybe listening in onto people's comversations could be added for entertainment reasons

Looked around godot, the community is awful and toxic, the engine has "features" that are half assed just to "be there" so they can say "we have x", it is unusable for any serious game dev work. More like a toy for really casual hobbyists, with a few exceptions. Skipped it, and went straight to UE5 - best decision ever!

That's a pretty good journey man! out of curiosity, what percentage of the code have you written yourself, and did you use any third party system? Thanks

any way you could teach me a thing or two in a call?

2:19 I would love to see the link in the description. Probably all links from the video, if there are anymore. :)

Godot scores big points on being free, fully-free compared to Unity and mid-range for indies, casuals and pros alike. User-friendliness is arguably more unity than Godot and Unity has more, much more tutorials and users.

3D is not Godot's strong point, but there are much better examples of 3D graphics in Godot than the example you gave. Godot's graphics level is quite at the Unity URP level, but Godot has another problem - optimization.

What about the tavern?

Now they made helldivers 2 this game comes close to this

is that minecraft villager at 9:48 ??

Do you feel the same way still? I want to learn game dev and thinking of Unity.

8:34 “Remember? No polish”this felt personal

I’m a fan of the permanent upgrades for all runs it reminds me of rogue legacy’s system

in terms of examples of godot games NOW, a good example is Road to Vostok

I downloaded the git code to play around with it but cant seem to run the game inside of Unity. It just shows a blank canvas and a debugger and variables saver object is created? How can I run the game from unity?

Hey what microphone do you use for your voiceover? Has a nice quality to it

what does that 'S' at 4:57 mean?

This is solid content, thanks so much for it! Do you have a recommended learning track to get to where you are when it comes to Unity proficiency? I've been exploring LinkedIn Learning and LearnUnity

Thank you for sharing your experience. For me Godot has been the best thing I ever came across from a game dev pov. Not only am I happy to support an open source engine, but it's so easy to use once you get the hang of it that it boosted my productivity significantly.

My workstation died unexpectedly with all my project files in Unreal engine 5 being lost. So I tried Godot 4 on my laptop (low end graphics, slow, etc) and I'm screaming at the screen in Godot because of how TRASH the interface is, how you have to do a dozen clicks just to add a mesh or anything to the scene, the layout and intuitive navigation is non existent, you'll be left searching for a function or whatever you need every single second, nothing flows, GODOT fights you ever step off the way. If you don't know Coding GODOT scripting is a nightmare, as where i was able to self teach myself and build a full functioning FPS game in UnrealEngine5.3 with blueprints only ZERO CODE in only a month. I'm going to uninstall Godot forever and never look back after i get my workstation back up working with Unreal Engine 5.3 IDGAF if godot is free, it's like trying to use stone age tools to build a jet fighter. STAY AWAY FROM GODOT if you are a BEGINNER! VISIT Godot is terrible in every way imaginable

You're awesome!