Pickles. As an aspiring game dev. I found this very inspiring. thanks for sharing all this great information in an easily digestible format! Hope Noia has great success!
Lettuce, iceburg leaves. Pickles, dill or sweet or bread and butter. Tomatoes, sliced. Red onion, thinly sliced. Avocados, cut in slices right before serving. Cheddar cheese slices. Mayonnaise. Ketchup. Nice m8 that u did make it Iam Happy 4 u :)
Sautéed mushrooms, Swiss, and mayo. Amazing video! Absolutely love a lot of the points you've made, and I will deffinately be rewatching this to help me with my own projects! I never played the game you got the text idea from, but absolutely love it! Reminds me slightly of the keyword system Mabinogi has, which is a huge personal inspiration for me.
hey man just wanted to say that the video quality is amazing and the information is also extremely good. From a pure video perspective, everything is entertaining to watch, and you've struck a great balance between going into detail about what you did while not overexplaining on things. From a content perspective, as someone who has been interested in game dev and learned a bit about it here and there for the past 5 years or so but never committed to actually learning enough to make my own game, you've given me a lot of inspiration that other game dev RUclipsrs haven't. Your transparency about how much money you spent on it, as well as the steps that you took to make sure you stayed productive are the practical stuff I needed to hear. I've been recently considering trying once again to take the plunge into learning game dev, and I think you might've given me the push I need. So thanks a lot dude, and I hope your channel and game continue to grow and be successful. Easy sub and notis for me.
Just for little information... That Unity update version, not really necessary if your Unity not have bug's... But need update if your Unity to outdated...
I'm making some of my first steps to start my indie game career, a AAA RPG game, and the plan seems to be very similar to your way somehow, very inspirational. Thank you for your game, Hope you a great success!!,
I’m not gonna lie when I first came across this video I was a bit pessimistic thinking “Oh no yet another indie developer with another dev log making their game that always ends up looking the same as everyone else” but I gotta say I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by your game, so props to you and I hope Noia does well
im also trying to make a kinda mmo. more like a shared world survival game. its pretty hard. but at least i dont have to mess with that hole story lines and quests. im devloging my game on my channel. love to know your opinion
BBQ Sauce. This is so inspiring! Finishing a single player game is already a mighty task. Props to you for handling everything that comes with game development and making it a reality. Constancy is really the key.
Ketchup Mayo! 😂 ahhh! this was such a fun video! Can’t believe it’s been a year already 😮 Dane you’ve done an amazing job, so proud of you! Can’t wait to see where Noia will be in one year from now 🎉
Mayonnaise For the aggro, one technique other MMOs use is giving players a stat for how favored are by enemies. DCUO for example; calls this "Domination" and tank specific items increase it greatly so the enemies will attack the tank more often what you've done is seriously impressive, even with the pressure of university breathing down their necks, I've seen a lot of people struggle to do a fraction of the work you've been doing. keep up the great work :)
seasoned mayonnaise! man this is a really inspiring video. I think I learned way more with this one than all the “how to start developing games”. one key thing you taught me was the no zero day rule. I think I have seen it somewhere, but now it really made sense to me as to the things i’m going trough rn. thank you so much for sharing all this process!
Amazing, steady progress! As of late videos where programmers talk about their projects are just so fun and motivating for me when I work on my own projects. I'm currently creating my own Ebook library, and I've already gotten to the point where it's usable! I wish you good luck in your future endeavours!
How am I just now seeing this and how does this video only have 50k views? This is an incredible video, love the content man and good luck with the game!
I absolutely love the almost paper Mario turning of the character! Also I'm a huge fan of enemies that do the telegraphing, it allows you to have some pretty nuts encounters lol. Looks great overall!
Garlic actually. Underrated. As I'm working on my first game and youtube is showing me all this related content I have to say it really does help. As a dev you created a good game and many experiences for people and as a content creator with all the editing and time spent that comes with it, you created inspiration and knowledge about the real experience of a game dev. Thank you.
Mayo+ketchup! Very inspiring I've talked about making a game for years, but I've never taken the leap. Seeing one person take on all this has me seriously considering giving it a shot.
Just wanted to say this video is very inspiring! I've decided to leave my career in marketing and am going back to school for game design. I keep thinking I'm crazy and that it's impossible to make a video game alone, but this video shows that's not the case!
Same here. Had a good paying job but was miserable everyday. Only thing that brought me joy was creating games for others to play. Let's hope both our journeys go well
Ive just decided to take the journey into game dev and this video fills me with elation, especially your excitement about your 400 players in April. Biweekly updates would keep me on track and accountable, I might just follow your workflow. To Noia!
Pickles. Hey dude, I Wana say how amazing it is to see someone tackle this on their own. I know it wasn't easy. Keep up the great work, we are all rooting for you!
BBQ sauce, It's awesome that you can set the time aside to make your dream game. I know how hard it can be to stay motivated and willing to spend time, effort and money in one of your projects. Keep up the good work. ❤
This is awesome! Crazy that you are doing an mmo, frkn amazing that you have gotten this far. Looking forward to test it out or finally get to play it on release!
Just a curious fact, Noia in brazilian portuguese means "stoner" 🍁😂 Besides that, what a story, a truly inspiring journey. Congrats for the progress, as a developer too I can tell how difficult is to start a project and don't abandon after some harshes.
Thanks buddy, great to see how u created a wonderful game. gives me much impression on what i will have to do in the following weeks, months and maybe a hole year.
Wow, this is awesome! When I saw the title, I honestly had low expectations. Every new game dev says they want to make an MMO, but almost no one actually succeeds. This is super impressive!
Pickle, nom nom! Game looks great, love the systems you implemented, very advanced! Must have taken a long time to get this far, I hope the launch is going to be a fruitful one!
Got a lot of respect for you to manage this amount of dedication! I made a really simple 2D platformer over the span of 12 months and found the motivation/energy really came in peaks and troughs so good on your for staying on track. Did you do all this whilst working a 9-5?
Spicy mayo! I just got started in learning how to code because i want to make a game so bad, this really helped light the fire for me. I cant wait to get my projects moving
This looks awesome! I'm curious tho, why the decision to self-host, as opposed to say renting a VPS? Especially in Alpha/Beta phases, wouldn't a VPS be cheaper?
Great video! Super awesome to hear about your journey and your shortcomings and achievements! Look forward to hearing from you more! And pickles are pretty awesome..
I started my path as a solo game developer and thanks to people like you, i see is possible to do something amaizing, and diferent with a lot of effort (and is a lot of that). You have to be proud, thanks for sharing this amazing journey, your game looks amaizing, and thanks for sharing videos like this. All the best!
Cheese is the best condiment, This video was great! You've got a solid mindset! Love the Server setup, if it works it works! Looking forward to the full release!
Relish - Looking forward to seeing how this turns out! The aesthetic and gameplay sort of reminds me of realm of the mad god (This is my first time watching one of our videos so you may have mentioned it as a source of inspiration previously)
I enjoy mushrooms, but strictly speaking Mustard!! Great job on the Journey with Noia. That’s a huge endeavor to take on and see through to the end. You should be proud!!!
Very informative. You have convinced me to start with a framework to get my project running instead of building from scratch. As I have no idea what I'm doing codewise.
Well done for actually getting an MMO out there! Amazing to achieve that. With that said, MMO is all about getting a community then keeping a community then making the community even happier ! For a small scale MMO that should inform the design as much as possible and who knows maybe... "that's when the big bucks start comin' in!" (to quote Coming To America)! Good Luck.
Dude! This was the coolest, and most helpful video I have seen. I am just starting my hobby in indie development and this was tremendous to watch. Gave a great info on what sort of commitment and a timeline should go into a “good” game.
Very cool to watch how did you start your journey and also way you described every single step/aspect of your game dev journey was enjoyable to watch and listen. I wish you all the best and, I hope that Noia will be successful product in near future.
Usually people doesnt finish mmo games BUT YOU ACTUALLY HAVE A CHANCE
Ah yes, the final boss.....ME
Finished mine, Definya, it's on steam. 2 yrs of my life and still going lol
@@MrJoaopaulofurtado gotta check
People doesn’t. But a person do.
the reviews beg to differ@@MrJoaopaulofurtado
Glad to see that not only your project is growing but also this channel, shows that with a bit of time you are creating a player base :)
Pickles.
As an aspiring game dev. I found this very inspiring. thanks for sharing all this great information in an easily digestible format! Hope Noia has great success!
Glad it was helpful
Lettuce, iceburg leaves.
Pickles, dill or sweet or bread and butter.
Tomatoes, sliced.
Red onion, thinly sliced.
Avocados, cut in slices right before serving.
Cheddar cheese slices.
Mayonnaise.
Ketchup.
Nice m8 that u did make it Iam Happy 4 u :)
In Brazilian portuguese, the word "noia" means quite literally "a drug addict". Other than that, your game is absolutely fabulous!
Toda vez que ele falava noia, vinha na minha cabeça instantaneamente a imagem de um noia kkkkkkk
@@GuiCmo kkkkkkkkkkkk
KKKKKKKKKKK mano que comentário perfeito, bati o olho no vídeo e nome do canal e vim pra cá falar isso.
tbh it's a slang term derived from the word "paranoia"
nao adianta quando eu acho que sou o unico br vendo tal video , sempre tem algum br nos comentarios , somos igual praga no mundo inteiro kkkkkkk
I dug around in the trash can... I found a Hamburger! My bag was too full... Throw something away, or leave the Hamburger?
Sautéed mushrooms, Swiss, and mayo. Amazing video! Absolutely love a lot of the points you've made, and I will deffinately be rewatching this to help me with my own projects!
I never played the game you got the text idea from, but absolutely love it! Reminds me slightly of the keyword system Mabinogi has, which is a huge personal inspiration for me.
Making an whole MMO basically by yourself is crazy. Congrats on all the progress so far!
Not a whole mmo at all
@@eagle4226Yeah not yet, but that’s clearly the goal, which you would know, if you watched the video before opening your mouth. Now gtf
@@eagle4226why you hating he’s working towards it
@@KDEditzzx he spent 80 bucks for a whole framework
@@eagle4226 and?
hey man just wanted to say that the video quality is amazing and the information is also extremely good. From a pure video perspective, everything is entertaining to watch, and you've struck a great balance between going into detail about what you did while not overexplaining on things.
From a content perspective, as someone who has been interested in game dev and learned a bit about it here and there for the past 5 years or so but never committed to actually learning enough to make my own game, you've given me a lot of inspiration that other game dev RUclipsrs haven't. Your transparency about how much money you spent on it, as well as the steps that you took to make sure you stayed productive are the practical stuff I needed to hear. I've been recently considering trying once again to take the plunge into learning game dev, and I think you might've given me the push I need. So thanks a lot dude, and I hope your channel and game continue to grow and be successful. Easy sub and notis for me.
Stick to it dude, you can do it!
on point!
Just for little information...
That Unity update version, not really necessary if your Unity not have bug's...
But need update if your Unity to outdated...
I'm making some of my first steps to start my indie game career, a AAA RPG game, and the plan seems to be very similar to your way somehow, very inspirational.
Thank you for your game, Hope you a great success!!,
I know these things require a lot of time but it still manages to shock me every time how much time it really needs.
Very exciting! Can't wait to see all the progression in one video
I’m not gonna lie when I first came across this video I was a bit pessimistic thinking “Oh no yet another indie developer with another dev log making their game that always ends up looking the same as everyone else” but I gotta say I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by your game, so props to you and I hope Noia does well
im also trying to make a kinda mmo. more like a shared world survival game. its pretty hard. but at least i dont have to mess with that hole story lines and quests. im devloging my game on my channel. love to know your opinion
Good job & Good luck, wish you a lot of energy.
BBQ Sauce.
This is so inspiring! Finishing a single player game is already a mighty task. Props to you for handling everything that comes with game development and making it a reality. Constancy is really the key.
Crispy fried onions!
Great dev journal!! I look forward to seeing what you continue to make going forward :D
Ketchup Mayo! 😂 ahhh! this was such a fun video! Can’t believe it’s been a year already 😮 Dane you’ve done an amazing job, so proud of you! Can’t wait to see where Noia will be in one year from now 🎉
Awesome looking game!! Hope you keep updating it! By the way, “arrive” is spelled incorrectly at 16:42 . Oh and pickles!!
i watch many devlogs looking for ideas and inspiration, and your videos are amazing, they inspire and gave me a ton of ideas, you deserve a sub!
Very nice Dev Log and quite informative for how you fixed issue you had. Looking forward to seeing more in the future!
This is so awesome! I love your energy and passion!!
Wow this video is well done Dane! You explain things so carefully and thoughtfully and I’m entertained throughout!
The scope of your game seemed huge and you made it look easy (which I’m certain it wasn’t) Amazing and inspiring job man!! Keep on going!!
Mayonnaise
For the aggro, one technique other MMOs use is giving players a stat for how favored are by enemies. DCUO for example; calls this "Domination" and tank specific items increase it greatly so the enemies will attack the tank more often
what you've done is seriously impressive, even with the pressure of university breathing down their necks, I've seen a lot of people struggle to do a fraction of the work you've been doing. keep up the great work :)
seasoned mayonnaise! man this is a really inspiring video. I think I learned way more with this one than all the “how to start developing games”. one key thing you taught me was the no zero day rule. I think I have seen it somewhere, but now it really made sense to me as to the things i’m going trough rn. thank you so much for sharing all this process!
Amazing, steady progress! As of late videos where programmers talk about their projects are just so fun and motivating for me when I work on my own projects. I'm currently creating my own Ebook library, and I've already gotten to the point where it's usable! I wish you good luck in your future endeavours!
Firecracker shrimp sauce.
Just got here from an extensive research of 'How to create an MMO' and I love how the game is progressing. Great work!
congrats u made it onto my reccomended, can't wait to see more of this though !
How am I just now seeing this and how does this video only have 50k views? This is an incredible video, love the content man and good luck with the game!
I absolutely love the almost paper Mario turning of the character! Also I'm a huge fan of enemies that do the telegraphing, it allows you to have some pretty nuts encounters lol. Looks great overall!
Garlic actually. Underrated.
As I'm working on my first game and youtube is showing me all this related content I have to say it really does help. As a dev you created a good game and many experiences for people and as a content creator with all the editing and time spent that comes with it, you created inspiration and knowledge about the real experience of a game dev. Thank you.
Mayo+ketchup! Very inspiring I've talked about making a game for years, but I've never taken the leap. Seeing one person take on all this has me seriously considering giving it a shot.
Just wanted to say this video is very inspiring! I've decided to leave my career in marketing and am going back to school for game design. I keep thinking I'm crazy and that it's impossible to make a video game alone, but this video shows that's not the case!
Same here. Had a good paying job but was miserable everyday. Only thing that brought me joy was creating games for others to play. Let's hope both our journeys go well
Great watch! Nice to see what goes into all of this. Keep it up man!
lesson learned: learn how to make your own art
I appreciated the detailed comments in your code, not a step that is always taken.
Super excited for this one, going to be a memorable look back 😁
hahah dude this is awesome, great video, if you ever need music for a game id love to help!!
This is so freaking awesome man. I want to do something exactly like this.
Just found your channel - and I can already tell I'm in for a treat
Ive just decided to take the journey into game dev and this video fills me with elation, especially your excitement about your 400 players in April. Biweekly updates would keep me on track and accountable, I might just follow your workflow. To Noia!
Congratulations for releasing an MMO 🥳 Your work and dedication for this project is so inspiring, keep up and be yourself!
Awesome work logged in. Fun to watch your progress.
Pickles.
Hey dude, I Wana say how amazing it is to see someone tackle this on their own. I know it wasn't easy. Keep up the great work, we are all rooting for you!
just saw this on my front page, good job man follow your dreams!
I love the idea of integrating 3D and 2D graphics in this way. It surprised me and I think it makes the game unique
Very insightful video, really enjoyed it! I wish you and Noia the best of luck!
Very inspiring, great work
dear lawd, I can barely do a vlog every 2 months. You're a champion
BBQ sauce, It's awesome that you can set the time aside to make your dream game. I know how hard it can be to stay motivated and willing to spend time, effort and money in one of your projects. Keep up the good work. ❤
This is awesome! Crazy that you are doing an mmo, frkn amazing that you have gotten this far. Looking forward to test it out or finally get to play it on release!
It’s been one year already??? Grats 🎉
Wow , it was an amazing video , so happy for you and also the game looks amazing.
Just a curious fact, Noia in brazilian portuguese means "stoner" 🍁😂
Besides that, what a story, a truly inspiring journey. Congrats for the progress, as a developer too I can tell how difficult is to start a project and don't abandon after some harshes.
Thanks buddy, great to see how u created a wonderful game. gives me much impression on what i will have to do in the following weeks, months and maybe a hole year.
Wow, this is awesome! When I saw the title, I honestly had low expectations. Every new game dev says they want to make an MMO, but almost no one actually succeeds. This is super impressive!
Thanks for putting in the effort of making the dev log! Love watching these.
dam u rlly b puttin in that work
Wow all what you have done it's amazing! Thanks for the video it's so inspiring!
Mayonnaise is a must have
Pickle, nom nom!
Game looks great, love the systems you implemented, very advanced! Must have taken a long time to get this far, I hope the launch is going to be a fruitful one!
Got a lot of respect for you to manage this amount of dedication! I made a really simple 2D platformer over the span of 12 months and found the motivation/energy really came in peaks and troughs so good on your for staying on track. Did you do all this whilst working a 9-5?
Yep
Spicy mayo!
I just got started in learning how to code because i want to make a game so bad, this really helped light the fire for me. I cant wait to get my projects moving
Avocado! If you consider that...
Fre shavocado
Really cool hearing your journey =)
This looks awesome! I'm curious tho, why the decision to self-host, as opposed to say renting a VPS? Especially in Alpha/Beta phases, wouldn't a VPS be cheaper?
I already have a server and already have fiber internet. The server should be able to handle 200+ users online. A vps would only be an extra expense.
@@noiadev Ah that makes sense! I'll be following this project closely ^^
Loving your progress!!!!! Very inspiring to keep working at my amateur unreal skills
Waiting for my fellow brazilians to make this game famous by making fun of the name.
Great video! Super awesome to hear about your journey and your shortcomings and achievements! Look forward to hearing from you more! And pickles are pretty awesome..
👀
Mustard, thats pretty cool man, subbed and Im definitely going to check it out, keep it up. This is very inspiring
Thousand island dressing 😂
As i am on my own journy for a while now, i loved the part where u zoomed on the Worcestershiresauce ;) !
Onions!
I started my path as a solo game developer and thanks to people like you, i see is possible to do something amaizing, and diferent with a lot of effort (and is a lot of that). You have to be proud, thanks for sharing this amazing journey, your game looks amaizing, and thanks for sharing videos like this. All the best!
I love hamburgers🍔
This is super super cool
Just subscribed, cant wait for the game to get released
Jalapenos
lettuce my man. cool video. hope your still going strong.
Why does your voice sound like Goku
You’re really talented and video was really cool! I have searched for this kind of mmo making video for a long time😊!!
RUclipsrs....STOP PUTTING THE DISCORD NOTIFICATION IN YOUR VIDEOS DANGIT.
Cheese is the best condiment, This video was great! You've got a solid mindset! Love the Server setup, if it works it works! Looking forward to the full release!
I am happy that RUclips sugest me this video :D
Its look very nice, i will watch other Devlogs too and try to play it :D
This motivates me to start one too, thanks for this video and much success to your game!
Relish - Looking forward to seeing how this turns out!
The aesthetic and gameplay sort of reminds me of realm of the mad god (This is my first time watching one of our videos so you may have mentioned it as a source of inspiration previously)
I enjoy mushrooms, but strictly speaking Mustard!!
Great job on the Journey with Noia. That’s a huge endeavor to take on and see through to the end. You should be proud!!!
Very informative. You have convinced me to start with a framework to get my project running instead of building from scratch. As I have no idea what I'm doing codewise.
Thank you for all the advices ❤
Wow you inspire me, you went from no game to having one! You make me want to learn. Also cheese is the best ingredient.
Great content,and game looks great too) gl with it!
This is so good to see. Congrats on your progress!
Well done for actually getting an MMO out there! Amazing to achieve that.
With that said, MMO is all about getting a community then keeping a community then making the community even happier !
For a small scale MMO that should inform the design as much as possible and who knows maybe... "that's when the big bucks start comin' in!" (to quote Coming To America)! Good Luck.
Wow. I hope you love making your mmo as long as you can making this game. Keep it up bro.
It's a really beautiful project, you inspired me in my work. The two rules you created was a excellent way to simplify things. Thank you
this is the first video I've seen from you. Your game looks amazing I'll check it out right away :) Also big thanks for releasing a Linux client :D
Dude! This was the coolest, and most helpful video I have seen. I am just starting my hobby in indie development and this was tremendous to watch. Gave a great info on what sort of commitment and a timeline should go into a “good” game.
The hamburger descended from the heavens and died waking up in the underworld. lol
Very cool to watch how did you start your journey and also way you described every single step/aspect of your game dev journey was enjoyable to watch and listen. I wish you all the best and, I hope that Noia will be successful product in near future.
I love how you explain your use of packs and libraries, you dont just plug and play you buy things and make edits and customise things.