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After decade, it still a mazing helped me! thank you!

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Very interesting, thanks. I suspect I could have ADHD and I found your productivity methods really helpful. I'd be really interested to hear more about the specific things you struggle with and how your solutions try to address those for you personally. It might be encouraging to see how you struggle it overcome despite that.

Bloodborne's chalise dungeons are a good example. All the cells are designed by hand, and the procedual generation mashes them together within certain limitations.

Amazing content keep it up chris!

This really resonated with me. Although I'm pretty sure I'm not neurodivergent, I have a lot of the same types of friendship groups you described. I'm really comfortable around ND folks, and it's helpful to have a better choice of categories than just 'very normal' and 'very different'.

Helpful! Thanks Chris!

Gosh dang it, and I was wondering, since I was initially diagnosed with AuDHD - "he tried so many different systems and ideas for doing stuff and productivity, he's kind of obsessed with it, and he also talks like a machine gun, but for some reason all his ideas as well as his personality as a whole resonate with me on so many levels... he's got to have ADHD or AuDHD as well, right?". And here we are :D

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Your videos are great bro!

Thanks! This help me much!!!

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Wow this is so true 10 years later.

Great video. Unity is about to increase the personal license to 200k in late 2024 with the release of Unity 6. After that, it's a runtime fee OR 2.5% whichever is lower. Unreal is free until you make over a million, then 5%. The royalties really aren't bad at all. You'll be cursing a lot more at Steam's 30%. The engine fee is nothing and only kicks in when you're making a real income. Plus I bet you can deduct it on your taxes, so reduce it by 24 to 30% whichever tax bracket you fall in. I definitely fall in the category of person tinkering with technology more than games. I've made numerous projects and quit once I had all the mechanics working and it was time to really flesh out the game, add levels, the story, etc. Those are questions I really struggle with answering. For me, I'm going back to Unity to make an actual game. Learning C++ and game engines is valuable, but has to be a long-term goal. Not a task that needs to be finished before making and shipping a game.

I’ve been learning game design in this project based way on my own for a bit, and I’ve learnt so much more via this than any tutorials. If you are wanting to learn anything most softwares/languages have documentation (I use unity/c# and it’s super well documented, so it’s so much easier to start learning)

Memorizes code for simple game, regurgitates it. Try coding like that when you actually have to think about a new problem that you're solving for the first time.

Thanks for the good information! 👌

Bro, what do you think about Bitcoin?

What a valuable insight. The need to keep going even when the mental puzzles aren't the entirety od the job is such an important but leas talked about experience. I personally learned it in practice and had some growing pains learning this lesson. It's great for new people coming through to hear this and be ready for it.

I had to hear the art part. Ty

Stumbled into this & don't do game dev yet VERY helpful, thank you!

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Awesome

I definitely loved this video cleared up alot of things

Hey how far did you end up getting with this project?

Good point

i love the advice to look at other engines because how do you expect to learn how something works if you don't have experience using similar tools you want to create.

I can pay for some updates and source code :-)

Hate the starting two minutes of this.

Makes sense

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Nice video, thanks for it!

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I absolutely love your attitude here. If you want to make a game... Make a game! If you want to sell games for a living, that's a totally different ball of wax. The art and craft and joy of making something Is it hugely rewarding, and I really hope comes first for most people long before they think about doing it for a living.

Why did this video come up while searching for Louis Rossman?

For me it's options 1: I want to make games according to my designs and also to learn how to design games that I would want to play. I actually already work at a gamedev company as a programmer, but for one, programmers nowadays don't necessarily get the amount of influence over the designs that they used to get, but also I've learned that the type of design that goes on at large companies isn't necessarily the kind of design I'm interested in doing as a hobby. Congratulations on the 10 years anniversary and happy birthday!

Dude you man topple?? That was my favorite game on my iPod touch! So cool

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Old video, but would love to see how all this was made maybe with a tutorial series. Love this game!

Ah so they know what they know, and they’ve cross reference their immediate peers and determines that they know more than them and so with the that thinking they must surely know all. But until they get with the big boys then and only then will they realize they know nothing. Cause even the big boys are struggling. Find someone that is humble in their intellect i guess

What a loser

I watched a couple of your YT vids & went to your website. After spending 10 minutes reading the FAQ and other sections, l couldn't find any pricing information. Where is it? Because I don't buy anything through an ad or website that forces me to take the the time to fill out and submit a form or make a phone call or says to me: "We want you to take additional time to give us a chance to make an additional sales pitch or get your email for a mailing list before we allow you to see if the product might fit into your budget." Saying that filling out your "application " form to "screen" trolls etc. is disingenuous, since you could still request completing the form after you supply pricing info. I like your approach, but the pricing issue is a red flag for me. But maybe I missed an obvious location for price info?

I think you nailed the point really quickly here - doing active learning with iterative learning is much more useful than a passive lecture. And cheaper too!

I get a 400 error when I tried to use your personal website!! Just a heads up! I do agree that the way teachering is done needs to change!!

ty for making this video! i have always wanted to see what it would look like so this video is great!

Your Patience on RUclips 🤍

that was fun...and i'm making the games i wanna play, i guess ...i have some dev updates on my channle of the "arcady" "realistic" fps i'm working on (still a prototype)