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Good spot, next milestone is set at 6969 subs 😆

Thank you, appreciate it 😁

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 😄

Thanks man, I edited it myself and I’m fairly new to editing so I really appreciate that 🙏💙

how long does it take u to edit a video like this? ​@@AlextheDev

@@karankaushik3209 longer than it probably should have 😂 I’m still fairly new to editing, worked on this video for a good few months with a break in between. But realistically only about a month of that was spent working on the video. My last video I made in less than a week so I suppose it depends… I’m still learning 😁

That is the best way to look at it, just have fun making it and hope people have fun playing it, the money is secondary, if it comes then awesome but if it doesn’t you can still be happy with the achievement of making a game and people playing it 😁 good luck with your first game, wish you the best!

That’s awesome, what a score too! Must have taken a while 😮 I’m going to share that score on my socials, there’s a new Don’t Drop Dan leader 🏆

Cool bro how do u wake up Dan

@@BBIFFIY use the power menu and find “wake up” near the bottom… beware it’s quite expensive!

I got that but I just put me in a cutscene we’re Dan lies in bed but there was nothing I could do after that

@@BBIFFIY hmmm let me look into that for you, it should trigger an ending there. That might be a bug. A pretty big one too if it is. I'll check it out within the next 24hours and get back to you.

Thank you, I really appreciate that 🙏😁

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Very cool, nice surprise! 🎉

@@antonioxiii3990 thanks! 😁

Happy to hear that, thanks for the feedback 😁

Couldn’t agree more, however them reversing the decision is looking unlikely given their recent statement: “We are listening, talking to our team members, community, customers, and partners, and will be making changes to the policy.” - sounds to me like they are scrambling to find a way to make this policy work for them. I hope they prove me wrong though.

No problem! I tried my best not to be bias either way, I mean I love Unity but the situation is ridiculous. Especially since I make f2p games myself, l agree with exactly what you just said. There’s no way to earn .20c per user without either charging for the game or monetising it in a way that would annoy every player. People already get annoyed with how many micro transactions and ads there are 😅 Part of me hopes they reverse the decision or come up with a better strategy. Either way I plan on experimenting with some other engines. Don’t want to keep all my eggs in one basket… and I’ll definitely share my experience as I go! Thanks for sharing your thoughts 😁

It’s chaotic. I’m not sure what to do, on one hand there’s years of experience in Unity. On the other, I agree with exactly what you said. There’s clearly nothing stopping them from changing the price or adding new rules as they go along. I’m ready to experiment with both Godot and Unreal. I had some experience in UDK years ago so hopefully that helps smooth the learning curve…

Thanks, it is going better. I do plan on making a follow up video as soon as I can. Got a new project on the way, then a video or two coming first 😁

Thank you so much, that comment made my day 😊 I’ll try my best 😁

Yeah I did, they’re all c# made in Unity. I’m not sure I understand the second part of that question sorry. I build and export the games from Unity and upload them to Google play console and App Store (through Xcode). I hope that answers your question 😁

Firstly thanks for watching the video, hope you enjoyed it 😁 If I remember correctly it was something to do with an asset I used for the skies. I can’t remember exactly what I changed to fix it but it was something to do with one of the lighting values/settings. Boiled down, I think it was a case of the light being too bright, causing materials to appear bright white. But this only affected older devices. It was a weird one… Hope that helps 😁

@@AlextheDev I did it enjoy, thank you for making it! And thanks for the response. I was just curious, I like to learn from others' experience and when you mentioned solutions to other problems you ran into but not that one I became curious. Looking forward to future videos, thanks again for taking the time to respond.

Good question! Yes, I’d say so. I mean there’s a handful of other monetisation options and some might work better than others for certain types of apps. It’s always worth experimenting. With that said, ads are slow, and may be small income at first. But if you work on it, or if you’re lucky and you’re game is a success, that can change. I suppose in the end it’s down to the developer to choose whether they are worth it, or if they want to try something else.

Honestly, the numbers haven’t changed drastically. But I would say between this video, making more games, and all the other minor marketing methods I’ve attempted. I have managed to increase my income slightly. Not by much, but it’s progressively getting better. I am hoping to do a follow up video at some point. It would be interesting to go through it all properly 😁