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I love this game. The only bad thing is that it has all this Christian shit in it. Can't enjoy anything without having religion shoved down our throats.

Gotta love games about chickens. I have a chicken themed Tetris style game that I'm trying to get published. I called it _Cock Block_ but Steam are being sensitive about the title.

Notch is a Nazi, nobody likes him

91k!?! LOL. Not in Japanese companies. Over here you are doing pretty well if you can make 50k. Entry level is around 30k.

Ooh did you say ClickUp?! I've been telling everyone I work with to get on there. It's so useful, but no one seems to know about it.

How many hours total did he put on the game approximately

The difference between you and Brackeys is like a mirror of the difference between the people of the USA and Europe. Brackeys is excited about the potential of Godot and is excited to walk this path to reach this potential, but you do not prefer Godot because it is currently inferior to Unity in terms of making money. But one day, when Godot becomes an engine that can make money (like blender), you will be one of the first to jump on the Godot ship. The USA and the system it imposes on its people is like a virus of this world.

I prefer C++ over blueprints and think that's definitely the better way to go if you're going to continue developing in the future, but you CAN do basically everything in blueprints.

I think Godot for 2D and Unreal for 3D is the way to go for indie/solo developers.

Cultic looks like Blood, which I'm a huge fan of. Glad i know about it now I'm gonna check it out

"Project Hopper", now I know what to call myself.

What if there is no but, its a "personal" twis on a genre

bro how to recenter OVR camera rig manually in unity by pressing a button,i tried this but it not working private void ResetView() { OVRManager.display.RecenterPose(); OVRPlugin.RecenterTrackingOrigin(OVRPlugin.RecenterFlags.Default); OVRPlugin.SetTrackingCalibratedOrigin(); }

visual scripting is exactly like coding, the exception is its readability. IMHO it is deceptive. It is harder because it takes a lot of screen space and when the logic gets bigger (which happens quickly) it gets hard to understand and read.

5:59 out of context is actually meme-worthy 💀💀💀💀💀💀

Whats up from Sumter south Carolina! I agree, im passionate about small town life and community. Though i lived in the woods. (in cola now bleh). iv always wanted to do game development. Im working on a Vr project. rpg shooter, hopfully ha.

31:47 YOOOO I LOVE JENNY LECLUE AND I WAS SO SURPRISED TO RANDOMLY HEAR THIS NAMEDROP

The fact that people think about drama even in GameDev is interesting to me. It is clear that there is a huge clash between the objectives Brackeys and Thomas Brush address in their videos, and this reaction is the best example. If you want to try out things, make different demos all the time and do gamedev just for fun and passion, watch Brackeys. If you want to go all in on your gamedev passion, not leave it as a hobby and actually learn to run a business, watch Thomas. If you are not dumb, watch both. They are completing each other very well. Yes, it is important to have fun, experiment and embrace the direction of gamedev is going to with foss, because innovation can turn out well, but once you decide to go professional and do business, you will need to sacrifice some of that flexibility once you find a model that works and brings you money. I think all the hate that Thomas is getting and was getting over the time is thanks to the fact that his focus is to show the reality of following your passion, which in consequence brushes a lot of the pink out of the gamedev dream that for most of us stays a dream. Brackeys sees switching to Godot as a great new learning experience, while Thomas sees it as time that won't produce money. Where there is an experiment, Thomas sees the risks. It is really important to have this skill if you want to make it. I say it as a person that didn't buy any of his courses and probably never will (sorry bro), as someone who bought and played Pinstripe a little bit and didn't like it, as someone who will switch to Godot for various reasons, and, most importantly, as someone who, as many of the people I saw hating on him, wasn't able yet to put in the necessary work to become a professional indie gamedev. At the end of the day, if you want to reach a goal, learn from someone who achieved it. I want the commercial success that Thomas has AND I will profit off the fact that I am still at the beginning and have nothing to lose by experimenting with the trend of FOSS, no publisher and Godot. The distance that you see in Thomas towards Brackeys comes from the fact that a big part of his business includes content so clearly, as a business, he needs to highlight what makes him different from his biggest competitor now that Brackeys is back. The fact that you perceive it as ill intended and falseness shows that you don't have yet the ability to see things from a business perspective. Yes, Thomas is a bit arrogant at times but with his results in an indistry where statistically you are almost guaranteed to fail, who wouldn't be? Yes, he recycles his content too much but use it as an opportunity to get reminded of the valuable ideas that he told. And yes, I believe he will need to change the way he does things when it comes to publishers, content strategies and tools he uses, but with a business already in place he can't afford the risk to make the jump now, while the trend is still unsure if it set sails or not. So, if someone read this huge comment through, I hope you will learn the best from both Brackeys and Thomas and see the disadvantages that both angles bring.

man about playing games I still remember beating hollow knight and the ori series for the first time and it kinda made me sad knowing there's not really that many good metroidvanias (at least the ones I know) so I was like fuck it why not make one myself my real problem is trying to not directly copy off those games dx but we'll see eventually I guess

Since you asked for recommendations ... If you're into game dev and not on the Pirate Software Discord, you're missing out.

Why are you so surprized? Its a platformer

C# can be named as cereal Shark

Thanks Bro your Explanation helped a lot .

Thanks for this Thomas! These streams are super helpful and informative with getting in Game Dev and being a online creator!

Krita says that it can export as a PSD which is Photoshops file base so when I get to texturing I hope it'll work. I also see a lot of different game devs using music DAWS to create sound effects since they have a lot of similar work features, so I gotta shoutout to Bandlabs Cakewalk, which used to be a paid program but is now a free one. It is literally comparable to FL Studio in terms of age, support, and plugins. LOTS of work can be done using that.

Why not using ai for reference

1:55 Being a Black game dev, you couldn't pay me, for ANY amount of days, to make a game for that man.

"Wait, it's all just basic shapes?" "Always has been"

2 likes for Hedgehog Launch scene!

Im kinda new into gem development and im making my first game that is 3D i have some idea what will it be about but still needs some work buut.When game is done polished working as it should basicly cant improve anything as it is and want to release the game...how do i do that? i mean how can i launch the game on the platforms so others can download the game play it etc.

Why are some peole obsessed with publishersm what do they actually do? Recently Sony turned up with a really dumb idea for Hellduvers 2 and it took massive backlash to revert the requirement for PSN accounts which isnt even abailable in many countries.

I can’t release a crap product. First of all, I need it to be somewhat great while I’m working on it. Or else why am I doing this? If it’s not good to me.

Well one thing is completly wrong! Bolt was a third party project and now it is called "Visual scripting" and it is a build-in module

No programming part is a bit pity

Hi Thomas, this is totally off topic but can you comment on the use of EULA in relation to indie games, is it needed and do you have EULA on your finished game ?

This isn't going to be as easy for those with families, BUT... if you are single and a solo dev. Or even a small group of single guys/gals.... LEAVE THE WEST, if your goal is to work fulltime on your game. SE Asia is a good option. But for all things holy, do not stay in North America, or Western and northern Europe. Go somewhere, where your funds will stretch further and help remove financial stress.

I just switched to gdevelop (no shade on unreal its great) but gdevelop is just way more suited for 2d, and overall has easier development tools

seriously I think he just need money now, and godot is a good excuse to come back, because game has nothing to do with open souce since you sell your game

I think that making a game is a lot about taking the best from games you liked playing...then you need a lot of fantasy to merge them all in your unique mechanics!

I’m 12 and just made my first game in unreal, unreal is great: but it just depends on what you want Also in unreal engine in there new version, if you are making a very high end game unreal only shows you what you need and it still looks great, Also unreal has a really great growing community

Hehehehe, "they love it, they love me, they worship me"

hello this video helps me! im Game Developer and i say what you say is true when you start making games think about the hook and about the loop and so on! im working also on severerel games! now im working on a heros shade because im a sonic fan i make a 2d jump and rund and because im a fan of 2d jump and runs and unerstand the topic of games i alredy have a loop and a hook! this video is great for learning to do something better and learn to make better games as a beginner

The atmosphere in this game is actually very intense! The cameras moving has a feel of someone or something watching you. I kind of jumped when he started breathing loudly and dashing 😂 The atmosphere really had me on edge! Amazing detail though!!

Poor man's bioshock

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This is awesome 💪💪💪 keep up the good work 👍

I really like how the far objects have more blue color on them and the wkite-ish clouds of course, but I prefer a bigger variety in green color from the first example, so something in between editing looks best to me. The reason is that there are barely any clouds so it should be sunny, bet at the end it looks overcast.

Bravissimo! Next time you'll be in Rome let me know

Nah he really didn't said 2 years on that 💀, at that point just you use A.I.