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Nice bro

I would love to make a game, make it a 1 hit wonder. But then I remember, you need to keep working on your game even after it goes live, since bug fixes and updates need to be done 😂

Bro I have a great ideas for game but lack of resources I can't affort but i things you can make it easily so if you want help me than can you give me any social media I'd like discord insta etc

I use trello as a starting point, but never really stick to it or a project, so doesn’t help much. Most of my stopping points are based on art/models missing, and I can’t make one that fills the void so I give up

still going to say ou-ler

Great video mig! Love the progress the game has gotten, and your modeling skills. Blender is a hard one to start, but once you get going, being able to create your own ideas is almost as awesome as using Unity to create your own dream game.

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Did you not go to school?

great interview tips, nice mig lore. 10/10.

Really good points, results > degree. Also rare quality deep mig lore

The Deep Mig Lore!

Hey, looks pretty promising! I'd love to try it out and give you some feedback. Don't worry I do this for fun or when I don't feel like working on my own game so I don't charge. Until you answer, I've got one thing you should probably fix: Right now the thing that's bugging me the most is the walking animation. 1. First it's way to slow. Just from the camera height and the walking speed, I can feel that in real life a person would have made a least 4 steps to travel the distance of one in the current animation. You should speed it up. 2. I don't feel the weight of the animation. You didn't edit the curves, it's just a gaussian inerpolation of height. A more realistic way to animate this would be to a spend more time in the "up position" and immidiately get back up when you get in the "down position". 3. Also it's weird that the animation keeps running even when the player doesn't. 4. The animation should also be played when the player holds the crossbow. 5. Lastly, that one's optional but it does make the walking feel more real when there's a very subtle camera animation. Hope my advice will be usefull, cheers

As a Polish person: Yes, Polish is indeed very important.

Great stuff Mig! Keep it up

believe it or not, i could probably understand your code just fine because i actually learned how to program. it's not easy short term but it pays in dividends. otherwise your "programming" is no different than trying to write a book in a foreign language by cutting out sentences from pages in a different book. do an internet search for "cs50" if you want to learn how to code, it's a free harvard course.

Really helpful for someone who's just been trying to get into coding and game dev for years and this really helped me out. Thank you so much, you deserve a sub!

you gave determination to keep working on my projects, and also you said you din't heard music or anything i tried and it really worked

👍nice vid

can you design basic playstation2 game?

This early development looks very promising. The game mechanics should have a twist that differs from other games in order for it to stand out

Im just starting but yeah, as much as i want it to become a business, theres no quick way to do this, i struggle with some money problems, im a 22yo adult, finishing university in a few months, but i can't work a job. I feel so useless, and i just contribute to the energy bills in a negative way. I want to enjoy making games, the feeling of making progress fills me, but man i have a really slow start, each time i feel like working on some models or practice some programming, i can't get the feeling of wasting time and money out of my head, it's like an infection. I also want to try streaming, but i only have a laptop, cant ask for more, no one wants a newbie in online jobs too, i feel horrible... I wish that, with the little progress im making each time i get to watch tutorials to make simple games without hating myself, one day i'll be able to post a game that helps me economically, and boosts me to continue doing this, proving me that im able to do something good. as for today and the near future, ill just survive my thoghts and walk forward.

You mentioned Godot and Unreal. I started with Unity, then tried Godot and was suprised at how smoothly development went with it. I'd love to make something with Unreal in the future too.

"discovery is a great feature of game development" i love the idea of finding secrets in games. I played alot of ID software games growing up, and likehow all of their games have secret areas.

i've 'Given up' on games multiple times, but i always come back and work on it later. I'd love to quit my job and be able to work on my games full-time. But for now it's a hobby. i'll get there eventually. And with hopeful thinking, i would LOVE to make a stead income from games in 6 months.

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So many women dont understand when men switch hobbies, they never really quit, occasionally they may but for me, i tend to go back, maybe years later. At a little over 50, i tind myself returning to things 1,2,4,8,16 even 32 years later. Many women in my life think I just quit/give up.. but teally its telyem that give up and move on.. meanwhile, I'm back here doing old hobbies from 10yrs before thwy ever came in the picture.. the truth is that ite them, the other people, that give up.. yhwy give up on me.. while I just persevere and carry on..

Babe wake up! mig dropped another banger!!!

I want to go to the Burbank meetup!

Getting addicted to the game means positive feedback in that game, isn't it?

can you add secrests to your game and you can like a jetpack or a secret cutseen. (1 like and he is gonna do it i hope.)

i get what you mean with controls being set to specific buttons, i hate it when games make ctrl the run button instead of shift if you want suggestions for the game, maybe add a way to throw shurikens in an arc instead of just in a straight line game looks good so far tho, gl with finishing it off!

I'm just a beginner with making games and I'm so excited to join a game jam (when I gain a bit more confidence). I really love videos like this because I originally thought the game dev / programmer community was pretty exclusive. I can't believe the community is so welcoming.

A growing game developer! Do you take requests from people in your game creations?

Nice video, game jam seems very chill as well, nice job.

i like.very good 🌼😄

It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this devLog!!!

Cool

Lots of Npc's coming along nicely

I think this could make a really interesting game concept, particularly if you could have multiple towers, or if the tower worked while you held it.

Interesting idea

I agree, that having unfinished projects are good, they let you have some insight as to how far you've come. could you try increasing mic volume next time so i can get some more of that juicy audio seeping into my ears

AIA commented lol Hey man, I've been learning game development but I took a break because I was moving houses and now all of sudden I find it very intimidating to sit down a make something, I really want to do it, I'm passionate about this and I love problem-solving and creation. Before the break I was would easily sit down for at least 4 hours most days of the week and try my best, but now I feel scared to and don't know why. I did courses for a full month than spent another month trying to expand my knowledge even more with animations, particles, events and post-processing, etc. basically just to learn Unity engine in which I believe I have done well. But just as I was getting into making my own versions of already existing games (i started with my upgraded version of Pong and then started Space Invaders), I had to move homes and I ended up extending that break to 3 months so I could focus on getting my Learner's driving permit which I put off for years out of fear and I regret badly because I'm struggling to find employment, but that's not why I'm here. Now I'm back finally, I have been very eager to start making games but whenever I open Unity and Visual Studio, I know roughly what to do but just can't seem to actually focus on it, I just wonder off or start playing a game or reach for my phone even when it's on 1% charge as I intentionally avoid charging it to resist temptation. I kinda just find something I want to research like the in-depth mechanics of how to use Unity's input system with events, I learnt about UIS and events in month 2 but I want to relearn them, however when I look at the documentation or pull up a youtube video, I for some reason just get up and walk away, as if I'm not ready to let the information sink in. Like I said earlier, I feel mostly intimidated or scared whenever I go to do something and I never fully focus like I did before the break due to the fear. Did you ever experience this and do you have any advice or know why I feel so intimidated even though I got through the initial learning period which seems like it should be scarier? (by the way I would like to note I got out of tutorial hell after like 2 days and decided to do courses instead which was month 1 so to clarify, I know generally what I want to do and how I may approach it but I just can't seem to focus on it) It's fine if you have nothing to say, I at the very least know I need to fix my fear and focus, just trying to figure out how and hoping you could assist. There's just something about you, I feel like you're the guy to ask idk

lets go Mig! this is kind of what I do too. The important part I find, is writing stuff in a way so you can reuse it in the future!! cant wait for mroe content!

Nice video. It's nice to recycle old unfinished games, whether it's creating a new game or actually finishing it. Every game you create has something to add to you and makes you a better game developer. 🙌🙌

Love your content man! Keep it coming! Your insights are invaluable ♥

Good job on the editing you are getting a lot better at making these.

*replayability.. replayability I will have to practice pronouncing this word more

oof, oh well

lol! pretty cool, you can see that each game is more beautiful and polished than the last. very inspiring, because you know that to improve the quality of your games you just need to practice.