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Hi Marushia! I reached out to you after the game jam and would love to see if you'd be open to future collaborations. Please check your email for a message :) /Elena

Never done a GDD but I’ve got a digital sketchbook of over 400 pages for concept ideas, architecture diagrams, and planning out new functions and classes.

Nice work dude! Keep it goin <3

Among other things 😉

Your reaction time is slower than molasses in January. You keep faulting the game that are purely skill issue. Skill, that isn't that demanding tbh.

Calling your own game a "darling" and a game that will be studied for years to come, before the game is finished is a bit much....

Thank you so much!!! Loved loved loved the feedback, especially your ideas for new modes (full light but OHKO is 🔥, plus keeping the testing area as a gradually-unlocking practice zone, A++) I’ve also been craving the downward and upward strike, fully with you there. Cant believe I didn’t think of having the default throw direction be transform.right 🤦‍♂️ probably because I’ve spent too much time testing on PC and not enough on controller, good call Again, thanks so much!!

Thanks for checking out so many games!!! I'm sure this Stream proved invaluable to lots of people! I replied to you over on Itch and look forward to playing your game later today!

Huge thanks for reviewing my game on Monster Breeder. I admit it wasn't polish cuz i went out of time. Took me 3.5 days to come up with this idea and 2 days to model the background objects. I was left with only 1.5 days to code and draw all the 27 sprites and UI... and music... the evolving code bugged cuz i forgot to reset after each evolve. it was actually designed to evolve acording to what food you feed it by a vector3 distance check. huge thanks for the Tip about avoid spawning at player location, didn't think about that XD. I've fixed most of the bugs mentioned, and will be adding more upgrades to purchase and a maintenance cost for each monster on next patch~ oh btw, do you happen to know how to fix the shadow? apparently the webGL build does not show the shadow as it did on the editor.

Thank you for taking the time to play our entry "Keep UP" and for your awesome feedback! I guess we couldn't clearly translate the evolving part,😅 When you reach the threshold, you're able to jump higher and the clouds become more distant from each other. Thank you again!

Man, I love this video, rewatching it time by time, when dont remember something. Sharing with everyone too. Thank you, brother

Nice !

I guess... If I can bring myself to do this step, I should totally add you into the credits of the game. This is exemplary. This video should be a mandatory view for any game dev who thinks about publishing their game.

I'm a D&D forever DM (by choice, I love it too much). The last game I played was so fun and the narrative so good I was hoping that one day I could maybe turn it into a video game. Just a few weeks ago I found out that as a TypeScript dev of 5 years, I actually already know everything I need to code out the kind of game I want this to be. But the GDD was pretty intimidating. This video was exactly what I needed to help move me along my path. Thank you, Serket.

I missed out on this jam but the theme did engage my subconsious and got a terrific game idea from it.

Would love if you played my game entry. its called "PhsychoBaby"

You can practice writing a GDD by writing one about an existing game. That lets you learn to abstract a gamedesign by observing it.

It also does not learn the same way, it ripps steals and replicate, it does not understand the complexity of art and its basics it merely replicates it. Art is also part emotion and expression wich an ai will never learn. It might look better too some but i will always and always will be behind of the human creativity. In that sense computers are no where near the advance and complex that humans are

REAL!

Matter of fact, in retrospect, AI has existed for decades. So it's not that fast. quite slow in terms of development compared to other tech developments

AI is a tool not a person... Who developed AI? Humans did. So the basis was already established by humans and we applied the knowledge and techniques onto AI for it to use them.

The problem is that the AI don't know which of its combinations is actually “creative”. It needs a human validation

A scientific calculator has .ore computing power than the lunar rover. If you imagine computing power as warer volume, all the computing power of the Apollo 11 mission including the ground computers would be like a bucket (not even in the KB range) the average phone is the size of a couple of lakes.

Well you could call landlines from it too not just cellphones but I get where you’re coming from xD

The world is changing and its OK!!! AI is a great learning tool

uh yeah they did, TERMINATOR? TERMINATOR 2!!!

I'm a full-time software engineer who graduated college in computer science specializing in theories of computation, and AI will not get much better, it is already plateauing, the main reason for this is quite technical, but is derived from the structure of neural networks behind a generative AI, and the generalization problem which is a problem that cannot be solved by computers due to being undecidable. (Undecidable problems are problems computers will never be able to solve now or ever.)

There are good and bad reasons to dislike AI art. One of the reasons many people hate AI art is because there isn't a lot you can do if someone's AI plagaraizes/steals your work. At least for humans, you can hold them accountable to some degree, or have a conversation with them where you persuade them not to do it again. Convincing forgeries are tough enough for most humans to do, with only pre-computer tools that it was newsworthy when it happened. It is so much easier now.

He used arnold schwarzenegger as a reference, but switched up the arm placement and the muscles so it looks bad.

This is an awesome guide, thanks a lot!

Where is the lie?

Isn't it based on a picture of Arnold Schwarzenegger?

First comment , history will remember this comment 🙃🙃 because Serket Studio will be super successful in future.

I wouldn't say most people haven't thought about it from a shareholder's perspective. More that they haven't *needed to very often* because there's no point to it since it doesn't really affect them directly. But even then, I find that a lot of people I talk to online will at least try to think about it from their perspective when arguing in detail about something like game piracy or whatever, and will often try to see the business side as far as it being a "necessary evil" in the equation. Which, sadly, it is.

Started out fine and then went downhill real fast. Defending capitalist greed and hating on unions. Sad. Artist must remain poor and shareholders must keep getting fatter. Nice message.

when we talk about share holders, i think most of us understand what it means. the PROBLEM is that the share holders want infinite growth, and THAT is what hurts gaming. Making a billion dollars is great, except the next year they want 1.2 billion dollars. There's only so much money in the world and the market cannot keep up with this infinite growth model. THAT is what is ruining gaming. The industry has become less about the gamers and the artists and more about increasing the purses of the wealthy growing beyond what any human even remotely needs.

Great vid bro. As for the Starfield shaming, seems kinda petty when ur a dev, but to each their own. And for the record, lots of people enjoy Starfield. Though ultimately disappointing imo, I enjoyed my time with the gameand i even liked Starfield more than any Zelda I've ever played.

Ah yes , there is hope for me then

Good video, thanks for the encouragement!

Essentials?.... comprehensive guide? Well which one is it.