Keep going, don't worry if it's not living up to your expectations, there's no need to pursue a full game. Just make small systems you find fun to build. This is just an awkward phase we all go through, where you know enough to see the flaws but not enough to avoid them.
Good to talk about ones "unsatisfactory" projects. There is probably some benefit to not dive to deep into each project. Do some investigation/exploration on the topic, and then take it from there. I think a week can be well spent, even if there are no physical results. Just the process of trying new stuff, and learning is valuable in itself. There is this quote that I really like: "The master has failed more than the apprentice has tried." I like how you point out, that you was more proud of your C++ snake game you finished in a day, than the week long Unity/Godot projects.
Keep going, don't worry if it's not living up to your expectations, there's no need to pursue a full game. Just make small systems you find fun to build. This is just an awkward phase we all go through, where you know enough to see the flaws but not enough to avoid them.
Nice going dude. I subscribed for the memes, but to see your progress in game making is also very interesting. Keep it up!
Good to talk about ones "unsatisfactory" projects. There is probably some benefit to not dive to deep into each project. Do some investigation/exploration on the topic, and then take it from there. I think a week can be well spent, even if there are no physical results. Just the process of trying new stuff, and learning is valuable in itself. There is this quote that I really like: "The master has failed more than the apprentice has tried." I like how you point out, that you was more proud of your C++ snake game you finished in a day, than the week long Unity/Godot projects.
Keep going!!!! You are very skilled and you are making a lot of things. If your having a fun time and like making games just keep on making❤