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Great video! Thanks for the shoutout as well! I'll be following along with your progress!

Man, you filled me with nostalgia when you mentioned the pirates of the Caribbean game. I'm hoping on that email list and look forward to getting to play your game

good video, great points made

I've tried keto before but I could never get myself to fully commit. But when I did, I lost quite a bit of weight (though to be fair you tend to lose a lot of weight for the first few days or so and then plateau a bit)

So underrated

NEVER CHANGE ENGINE IF YOUR FIRST PICK IS UNITY OR UNREAL. IT'S THE GOLDEN RULE THAT WILL BE ENGRAVED ON MY GRAVESTONE.

then get ready for the uppercut now :DD

I do Jui-Justsu! no advice on muay tay bc we dont use punches or kicks

Good luck on your Trashdev journey, You are gonna make nice Garbage from now on 🎉🎉🎉

Getting punched in the face both figuratively and literally

I thought getting punched in the face was a metaphor. Man, was I wrong.

5:05 omfg i am in love with your game already. How can i become a tester? I love the scifi text adventure / MUD appeal.

Welcome brother

Godot matches with the free spired, so good choice. What I find strange is that you have a story taking place in rooms but not use a Fountain screenplay format (a Markdown derivative). Fountain has scenes on locations where action and dialog takes place and there are characters and props. Among the tools that can format it as a movie script there is a plugin for Visual Studio Code. (VS Code is often used with Godot). If you want your branching stories be interpreted as a playable game (for prototyping) there are twine, renpy, ink or other Interactive Fiction engines,. Most of them are book oriented stringing text together instead of scenes following each other. Scenes are made up of text, but just like your 2 pager the form does count when communicating. As you're already writing a GDD you might as well create a screenplay to focus on the story. By the way AAA studio's borrow other tools from film and theatre too like storyboard, prop list, location checklist or Dramatis Personae. Those are a bit much, but might come in handy when your distributing gamedev tasks.

I like that you took the ideas in "The lean startup" and "running lean" and applied it to gamedev. A game studio starts out as a startup after all. Your 2 pager is quite concise and more abstract then a pitch document or a GDD. It might still be worth creating those docs as you might want to pitch to a publisher or potential team mates and guide the team mater that are on board already. The 2 pager might even be a nice starting point for competitors in gamejams and a interesting comparison to what actually got build.

protect urself at all timed

Unity fee is so cheap, you are probably better off doing tax optimization.

I recommend Ink Dialogue system, with godot integration. It's the best dialogue system and perfect for text adventures.

Hey, awesome work! Good luck with Godot and if you need anything hmu

Dude, big respect for doing combat sports:)

We got another one

Im never fun off text only game's.

That is great that you are trying both game engines and decide which one is beneficial and easier to use. I actually did get my nose fractured in a fight Muay Thai from a knee. I got use to bloody nose, but this time it was no normal nose bleed.

Godot has always been on mu bucket list, but I really like engine-less gamedev - i.e. Love2d or Bevy. If you are open to suggestions, maybe try those or just check them out!

Instead of switch from unity, i more suggest u switch from steam bro, if you worry that much about money

I remember when you told me about the bloody nose incident. I'm glad everything worked out in the end. Hope the Godot game engine is everything you're looking for 🔥

ayo pog

You may add autocomplete hints that pop up from text that you type (list items) with "Tab" hint to apply selected list item.

Long introduction :D Happy that you are fine

3:55 sorry, not well explained. “Eventually it will figure out if it path finds to here..”

Thank you. Its strange that there isnt a lot of turn base AI guide on RUclips. If there are any other resources that i can use as refrence, feel free to tell me.

Personal Uplifting Burnout Exit System - well you got my vote for acronym of 2024 :) Really good advice, thanks. Obviously as a fellow gigachad I have 0 doubt in my abilities either. And also as a fellow multi-jobber the main doubt tends to be: 'is this a massive flaming waste of time' and then 'hey if I was doing EVEN MORE soul-destroying enterprise business stuff instead I'd make craptons MORE'. I've also had a three month break, prior to which I also realised I needed to walk my scope back for my space shooter. And prior to that I was working on le epic tier RPG, which frankly would be a multi-year endeavour and I could never do it justice as a first game. So, space shooter it is. ...Welcome back and more of this please.

I've overall enjoyed the video, I do have some suggestions, though. Here is an excerpt from my note of best practices on YT: - optimal video description - message to viewers (channel updates, etc) - timestamps - linktree - social media - *script* (if one exists) - *other resources* (for example slides and *notes* used to create the video) ( *linking to a git repository with the GDD would be really helpful* ) - sources &/ further reading - completely optional - metadata such as subscriber count at time of posting - redirect to other channels - optimal pinned comment 1. *“errata” (sigular is “erratum”) type for corrections if there are any* (originally used for books and scientific papers, I first saw it used at @NoBoilerplate by Tris) 2. message &/ sendoff to description 3. “fun” (if the creator feels mischevious :3) 1. jokey viewer comment 2. pin of shame (for funni misbehavers) (practiced by @welltheresyourproblempodca1465) the bolded sections are the things I suggest you add, though they are overall minor and insubstantial changes. - script - other resources (notes, development document), preferably as a git repo - errata comment if any mistakes crop up in the future There are a couple specifics that were quite jarring as well: - the repeating of concepts during 5:35 coding section (as well as the overall drop in audio quality but I assume that's just because it was filmed earlier than the rest) - the usage of both white and dark backgrounds isn't the easiest on the eyes, would suggest using dark ones for everything. Generally on the project: - it's good that you stopped worrying about GUIs and focused on the mechanics themselves - I'm quite worried about the assumptions about the economy: - Would it make sense for any ship to deal with bulk cargo? I'd look at barotrauma mission set (a horror submarine sim) to see that most if not all low difficulty missions deal with transporting high value items such as firearms, medicine, etc; people; or are exploration related. - this does seem like feature creep as contracts or jobs, as the comment stated, would do fine (especially at this point in development). - really depends on the worldbuilding but currency shouldn't be a given, at least not for everything. This hovewer would lead to developing an unfamiliar economy from scratch, which would be full of feature creep, so it's not really applicable here. It's is hovewer still useful to think of other systems that can replace some of the incentives through stuff like barter (implemented similarly to the quest system), reputation (access to more items &/ services of particular npcs), gift (random or unexpected consequences of player actions). - it would be helpful to have some kind of access to the worldbuilding behind the whole game as it has an effect on which mechanics make sense in the first place On the topic of sharing notes / video scripts / GDD... the simplest way to do so is of course to just create directories for each, the ideal solution, however, would be to use obsidian frontmatter tags to add the files to a whitelist. Something like this nicolevanderhoeven.com/blog/20220116-how-to-use-dataview-and-templater-to-run-javascript-in-obsidian/ but that overwrites the .gitignore file instead.

Great video! I liked the editing, but I felt that the background music was a bit lout at some points. Like at 6:30 it's a bit hard to hear you over the music. Other than that the game looks great! Liked!

I Love The Video 🎉 It Feels Like It Can / Will Help A Lot Of People 😀

its like im listening to this at a conference or something lol

now you have four!

One caveat to patenting game mechanics: In the video, I said game mechanics can't be patented, but I misspoke! The Nemesis System from the Lord of the Rings: Shadow of Mordor games is an example of a game mechanic that was patented. I meant to say that D&D rules can't be patented.

Great work! Looking forward to seeing more of your work.