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0:40 every gd platformer demon

THIS IS DEEP

I Disagree, working on a game engine is a part of the game. I Think everyone should write their own engine at least once. Nothing beats total freedom. If Unity, Godot and Unreal died as a technology a lot of people would not be able to make games.

The search algorithm thing sounds like marketing, not looking for the best game you can make but rather for the most profitable.

The only time when you can simply multiply everything by deltaTime in your kinetics update step is if you're fine with a first-order linear integrator, like the Euler & the implicit Euler method. However, many games use the Verlet or leapfrog integrator for which this isn't that simple.

you are suck. Choose a respectful title

this video worth money , thank you

I learned from this video that i should try to develop a better version of skyrim from scratch by myself. Thanks Jonas!

6:23 Yes, but the gun with less shots is saving more ammo if you fight a boss or a stronger enemy But tbf if its PVE then you can make an funtionality to make it like, go throught enemies

I got A, great! It was common sense for developers who may have a background with physics engine simulations like I designed one just for fun (since I didn't use any engine just raw programing I did manage rendering and updating in same environment)

3:36 bruh you sound like Jack Stauber

Good insights! I make games because I don't like playing games! Think about that...I honestly just like making them and figuring out how stuff works. I don't care about money or fame but it is extremely fascinating to me to create worlds I can get lost in. It is almost like an escape/therapy, an alternative to the boring reality. If anyone would play them great, it not also fine.

Before this problem I thought that game dev was a lot of work for very little reward but some people really enjoy it so they’re going to do it no matter what. After this problem I also think that.

holy shit, absolutely eye-opening

I watched a video called "The Game Dev Success Ladder with Chris Zukowski", and basically I think that as long as "social proof" is mandatory for games being wished listed on steam, AI will never succeed. And the reason is that because at best ,half of the gaming community will hate AI's guts, I've never seen an indie developer make it to the front page of steam where their games are being constantly reveiw bombed, and/or survive lack of exposure because social influencers were harrassed and threatened for "trying out" this new AI game. AI games will exists and people will play them, but they will never make money.

where did you find that saw in nature?

i just came here inmediately after the alien: romulus trailer and i am almost sure they copied you the "In space no one can hear you scream" line lool

This video honestly reminded me more of ML classes and bio-inspired AI (Evolutionary search) than games. Excellent analogies and insights

The path game where draw the path

Great information!

10:41 Because MATH. I'll leave it at that.

This honestly works for life, too. Great logic.

Eh. Everything you've done is caused by what people know as the 'surprise' effect. You forgive all the shitty bits because you're surprised it can do it at all. It really can't do much more than that. It's unfathomably awful at doing anything beyond the basics. This is where your domain knowledge being much more limited than those of us who are shittier game developers but much better with machine learning shows up. LLMs are actually getting notably worse as time goes on. So this video... you may need to write a mea culpa in a few years. I used Copilot for a full year and it actually started to cause me more problems than having it off did - besides the fact that if it convinces itself that a component of an API doesn't exist, it will do so for vast segments of your code. I highly recommend you get started now :)

Prototyping art and gameplay seperately is absolutely where I fell down when starting. It's all balls and planes and blobs now until the bloody thing actually works and does what I expect it to do.

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Really nice!

meanwhile everyone that uses unity as a physics environment 🗿

what game engine is this made in?