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Glad you enjoy it!

thank you for the nice comment man :)

Why use xcode

@@bananadev why not?

whait what is that true

no its a joke xD

Maybe 1 year to get pretty comfortable but even now I still learn new things here and there :)

I really have no idea how to answer that especially since I don’t do art or music or things like that, also I’ve never played it

If you assume whoever is developing it is already skilled in everything they need. It should take more than a lifetime

Im talking about if a solo dev where to make a game with the scope of a big budget aaa game

that`s the best reason

Usually they just pre make the animations for the characters and cameras and in real time it plays out

Yeah it’s crazy to me how it’s still in development xD I’m glad the dev is wrapping it up though finally and getting it finished

I think it’s a very solid engine just not objectively the best choice. From my understanding the only advantage is it’s potentially slightly easier to learn, 0% commission on successful games and has a smaller install size on your PC

I’m comparing engines based on their present state and not promises of future features. In the time it takes Godot to evolve more, Unity and Unreal will also make other improvements

I think Unreal is headed in a really good direction :) You just need a beefy PC but its worse than Unity/godot for 2D

@@bananadev My computer is only 150$ i just changed it to medium graphics and run 36fps which is fine with me and im not sure about the 2d part because i tried it on Unity vs Unreal and im not gonna lie Unreal was way easier do to the easy coding system

It’s 1 day to 2025 lol

Technically 3 days 😂 ​@@bananadev

yeah absolutely use assets in places where it’s cohesive or github pages or chat gpt especially as a solo dev you can’t do everything

Thanks bro! Glad you are enjoying it

It is definitely more flexible and good for learning, but the trade off is time.

Sure, big companies use custom engines ... but this "custom engines" are very similar like Unreal or Unity. I don'understand the part with ... learn how to make games without it you’ll get more job offers ... asmuch I understand is this person someone who has make an own engine, this kind of engines are most of the time dated or very simple. No big company will hire who has worked for years to make an own engine and has never released a single game that is at least on the level of a mediocre Unity or Unreal game.

When it comes to unreal, you’re gonna need a beefy computer, and it’ll take up a ton of your hard drive, while Unity even though isn’t super graphic intense, it still takes up a good chunk of your hard drive and you’d need to download other softwares to code in it properly, which is something I wish was told to me when I started using it. That’s why I still stick with Godot and recommend it, as being open source is a HUGE advantage, and it’s been reversed engineered to properly work on something as simple as your phone, which goes to show how flexible it is. And while it doesn’t have the most documentation right now, it’s slowly getting there. I’m sure within the next year, there will be more tutorials to help entice people to use and learn the software, not to mention you have all the tools you need at the start.

@@XenoMm90 I personally think Godot is ok, but I would not recommend it to most of the people who wants to make games. When it comes to Godot, I would ask the person what kind of games he or she want to make ... if this person is interested in 2d or simple 3d games, I would suggest this person to watch some videos about Godot maybe it's something for you. All others who wants more like high detailed graphics, fast combat, extreme physics, etc ... got no other choice than to get a decent computer and to use Unity or Unreal. It was arround 6 years ago that I have heard the first time about Godot, and I have seen in that time gameplay footage of arround 300 games created in Godot. The most shocking thing to me is that not a single game of all of them looked interesting to me. My favorite games are third person action adventures with nice 3d graphics, even if I would decide to use Godot to make this kind of games it would be not so easy to find enough tutorials how to make decent 3d action adventures.

TELL HIM TO USE UNREAL ENGINE IT IS 1000X EASIER THAN UNITY IT TAKES 2 MONTHS TO COMPLETLEY KNOW HOW TO USE ITS BLUEPRINT CODING SYSTEM

Yeah you need to push through, it’s all part of it

You are very welcome!

youre welcome bro :)

You should do both, and for steam put your demo in next fest right before release. Steam demo has more users but is also more cut throat, competition is weaker on itch

godot is not bad. you just have to do a little more up front to get realistic graphics/lighting.

Godot is woke. it is like Unity but you need to learn c++, no blueprint

Godot is great! It's not the best at everything. If you're going for realistic 3D, it's not on par with unity or unreal. However, for things it's good at (2D games or minimalistic 3D games) it's a great choice. The main downside is that it is newer and doesn't have the same resources the Unity asset store can provide. It's open source, lightweight, and growing/improving very fast. It's not %100 better at everything than the other engines, but it's a far more viable option than this video says. I personally think it feels so much better to use than Unity We're not all that far off from Godot becoming the Blender of game engines

Yeah thats the advantage of godot in terms of it being a smaller file size on your PC and potentially easier to learn

Im saying that Unity for example gives you more options in platforms you can publish to, and you cant get godot to ever look as good as Unity HDRP or Unreal with its lumen and other stuff. Aside from paid/free assets on Fab and Unity asset store the addition of metahuman and procedural animation, Unreal clearly has the edge for custom user created assets as well.

That's cool! I'm making a puzzle vr game. Most of the tutorials I found were a few years old and outdated. If you know any good tutorials that would help a lot

Same (but not same game dev journey)

@VLTNO I would recommend just asking chatgpt, it scrapes data from the entire internet, so it’s way easier to figure out what you need. I couldn’t find a single tutorial on things like making a mag snap into the gun. But chatGPT explained it well.

Good luck :)

thank you man :))

thank you man :)

use playfab or generally you would integrate with something like steam + unity authentication. photon pun2 has nothing to do with accounts system but hopefully that points you in the right direction. unsafe is also a good option

@@bananadev thank you bro ı really need that

made $0 lol cos yt held all the money

@ rip

What makes you say its shitty?

was a dead on release game when it was paid there’s a video on the old game called paint warfare is a unique mess. to have even 20 concurrent users you need like 20*24 = 480 downloads a day, maybe 150 if you retain old users really well and many come play often, when it was paid i was only selling 1-3 copies a day

I was born in canada but I was born in the english speaking part (I do know some french though), now I live in Australia so I can speak in either an Australian or Canadian accent (but for youtube I do canadian as it’s easier for people to understand)

I got everything I deserved, in my opinion there’s no such thing as ‘deserving’ more because what you get is just a result of the inputs you make and your strategy

+ some luck