Thank you so much for making this video, if there's one thing I always wanted to make in Godot is a 2DHD JRPG but there's no videos on this specific subject. I hope you'll do more vids on this idea but of course you aren't obligated to do so, thanks again!
😊 I hope this video can help you in your game! For me, HD2D is a really refreshing style. I love it. My idea is to add more videos to the series. And create advanced topics like a party system or a fully detailed combat system, whatever is needed in a JRPG. But formely, I want to write a story entirely and analyze the needs. Ideas for the videos are welcome!
this is the kind of video that just appears on my time line, and makes me want to stop everything in my life for a while, just to learn something new and interesting
I'm speechless! Your words raised my mood over the moon! 😍 I really hope the video can help you if you are making a game or at least it can inspire you and boost your creativity. Thank you sooo much! 🫶
What a great channel! I'm thinking about starting to use Godot to begin my GameDev journey and I'm glad I found your channel, really great content here.
Thank you! 😊 I really hope this video helps you in your dev journey. Additionally, if something is not clear enough or you have any doubt... just, throw me a comment ;)
Great tutorial! Although I stick with Unity, I applaude you for this one, as you really teach systems and concepts and still reach a playable game. Not like some other UA-camrs, foremost Jimmy Vegas, who only teach how to click facades of games together. This is the way to learn game development and minimalizes the recently proclaimed "tutorial hell".
Thank you so much and I'm really glad you realized about my intention 😊 I do agree we need deeper explanations on tutorials. I hope this tutorial helps although you are a unity developer.
😊 Happy to hear that! Keep tuned for more RPG related videos. Not the next one because it's already editing... (🤫 don't tell anyone) , but I'm targeting combat and party systems as the next main goals of the series.
@@revidev Buah, tengo que verlos todos y los veré varias veces. Son oro puro. Menudo currazo te has metido con estos vídeos. Yo aquí intentando poner cuatro cubos con un gridmap y pensando lo complicado que es hacer niveles y, de repente, veo esto tuyo y descubro un mundo nuevo. Hay contenidos muy buenos por ahí pero esto está a otro nivel. De verdad, muchísimas gracias por compartir todo esto.
Thank you so much for making this video, if there's one thing I always wanted to make in Godot is a 2DHD JRPG but there's no videos on this specific subject. I hope you'll do more vids on this idea but of course you aren't obligated to do so, thanks again!
😊 I hope this video can help you in your game! For me, HD2D is a really refreshing style. I love it. My idea is to add more videos to the series. And create advanced topics like a party system or a fully detailed combat system, whatever is needed in a JRPG. But formely, I want to write a story entirely and analyze the needs. Ideas for the videos are welcome!
this is the kind of video that just appears on my time line, and makes me want to stop everything in my life for a while, just to learn something new and interesting
I'm speechless! Your words raised my mood over the moon! 😍 I really hope the video can help you if you are making a game or at least it can inspire you and boost your creativity. Thank you sooo much! 🫶
What a great channel! I'm thinking about starting to use Godot to begin my GameDev journey and I'm glad I found your channel, really great content here.
😊 Thank you sooo much! I'm blushing! Feel free to coment or ask about any hurdle in your journey!
As someone comes from RPG Developer Bakin and is now learning Godot, this is extremely helpful. Thanks!!
Thank you! 😊 I really hope this video helps you in your dev journey. Additionally, if something is not clear enough or you have any doubt... just, throw me a comment ;)
Great tutorial! Although I stick with Unity, I applaude you for this one, as you really teach systems and concepts and still reach a playable game. Not like some other UA-camrs, foremost Jimmy Vegas, who only teach how to click facades of games together. This is the way to learn game development and minimalizes the recently proclaimed "tutorial hell".
Thank you so much and I'm really glad you realized about my intention 😊 I do agree we need deeper explanations on tutorials. I hope this tutorial helps although you are a unity developer.
This is an awesome video! As someone coming from RPG Maker, this is just what I was looking for.
😊 Happy to hear that! Keep tuned for more RPG related videos. Not the next one because it's already editing... (🤫 don't tell anyone) , but I'm targeting combat and party systems as the next main goals of the series.
this is PERFECT PACING
Thank you! Pacing is one of my concerns when editing... and one of my main struggles. Your words makes me really happy 😊😊
Increíble video, gracias
Thank you!!! Iba a responderte en el otro video que este era más completo cuando he visto este comentario 🤣
@@revidev Buah, tengo que verlos todos y los veré varias veces. Son oro puro. Menudo currazo te has metido con estos vídeos. Yo aquí intentando poner cuatro cubos con un gridmap y pensando lo complicado que es hacer niveles y, de repente, veo esto tuyo y descubro un mundo nuevo. Hay contenidos muy buenos por ahí pero esto está a otro nivel.
De verdad, muchísimas gracias por compartir todo esto.
Gentlemen, and ladies. I'd like to inform you I'm the 420th like.
Nice!
Thank you, sir. I really appreciate your gesture. 😊 😂 This is an impressive achievement for the channel, it's our world record! Thanks again!
Great video! Lots of useful info there. Thanks!
Thank you buddy! I'm eager to see your new content soon! It looked awesome!
Great video, there is too litle hd2d godot content with good quality
Oh! Thanks! 😊 I really appreciate your words! I will try to expand the different topics around this kind of games.
Is your character avatar original or is it from a anime or game?
It's original, it looks familiar to you? I hope you enjoy the video. Thanks for participating!