4 Years of Game Dev...
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2024
- This video basically explains my entire journey through game dev so far. 4 years is a while isn't it?
If you want to play any of the games mentioned here, these are the links:
My Oldest Game:
scratch.mit.edu/projects/3979...
My Newest Game:
store.steampowered.com/app/28...
Any of my jam gams:
trying-to-code.itch.io/
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My Patreon: / tryingtocode
The Discord: / discord
Business email: rea936405@gmail.com
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0:00 - 0:15 intro
0:16 - 0:52 sitting around doing nothing
0:53 - 1:10 godot = bad
1:11 - 2:15 scratch = meh
2:16 - 2:28 actually scratch is bad
2:29 - 2:41 unity is easy!
2:42 - 3:31 oh...
3:32 - 3:45 but wait?
3:46 - 4:25 mindset altercations?
4:26 - 5:05 I'm starting to learn
5:06 - 5:59 making some sweet sweet monopoly money
6:00 - 6:20 getting better again
6:21 - 6:45 finally... understanding - Zábava
I liked the empty "cool stuff" folder :D
Thanks! Yeah I was thinking of a simple way of conveying it and thought that would probably be a good way to go...
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it’s kinda amazing seeing the quality difference between all of your previous games and Shadow Walker
yeah, they used to be good... now it's such a downgrade
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From godot to scratch and then to unity, one heck of a journey, epik video
thanks!
Watching this video is kinda like peeking into an alternate universe version of me. I basically went through all the same steps you described until 2:54 when i just decided to give up on Unity.
interesting... are you still doing game dev or you just fully gave up on it all?
I gave up. For now game dev was just a thing 12-year-old me did 6 years ago on the Family Computer. I made some cool stuff on Scratch, some minigames I was kinda proud of but when I tried moving on to unity I thought it was too complicated. Idk maybe now that I'm a bit older I'll look into it again
@@PlanetaryFacts one good way you could try to learn is entering a game jam, then you wouldn't have any pressure to keep continuing if you didn't like it. Who knows? Maybe you'd learn a thing or two and maybe it'd be super fun now that you're a little older..
3:18 that's interesting. I have been through this too. Specially before starting to game dev. I just couldn't stop playing games and once i finally tried game dev (coding, trying to do a game in unity) i would just go to my phone and so on. Now finally i feel comfortable and when i play games, i feel like i could just make them instead of playing. this way, i can add my own features and characteristics to it. Fun to think about.
Playing games can be good, but for me I want to stop consuming things and start creating them more. I think it's a good mindset to get into.
Great video!👍now I just have to finish mine......
good luck!
epic video, almost brought a tear to my eye
oh cool!
True
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*me reading your video chapters* "godot = bad" WHAT THE HECK
just kidding, great video!
lol, thanks!
cool vid!
Yep
Very good video 📷
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2:58. Lol, one of the things you learn about game dev is that is mostly frustrating and time consuming, atleast if you're beginner. Once you get the hang of it, everything will start to make sense and will have more memory muscle.
yep
everything really sounds like alien when learning its annoying and make u wanna give up
yep, but if you push through it, it get's better
3:46 good mindset
learn from this henry
Relatable too
Yep
fix your mindset buddy
@@Latterz 😭
BTW you have a really nice voice!
Thank you! I spent about 2 days trying to make the script and voiceover sound good so I'm glad it payed off!
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hot dog update when
sooooon
@@TryingCode I await it
How old were you when you started?
I don't think I should answer that right now...
definitely a video of some amount of time
(:
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