How To Develop A Game Together - Devlog 4
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
- If you're looking into how to develop a game together, look no further! In this devlog, we'll explore how to co-operatively develop a videogame with a partner, friend, associate etc, and how to collaborate with said partner on all of the interesting choices in game development and game design. Come make some games with each other! Develop together! Learn how to develop a game together and grow stronger and more unstoppable with each passing day, like Goku and Vegeta in a training session...
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Always fun to find unlisted videos. Game's looking good so far, cheers.
Curse your sneaky hide! ...but thank you
Thanks for the feedback in the comments so far! Thankfully some we already had on the list.. now just need someone to do the updates 🤔
Always good to see another LTGD in my sub box. Loving the look of the game so far. Can't wait to put Smash on my TV.
I wonder how much we can talk like that before Warner Bros sues me...
I too wish i had a fairy that left a functional game under my pillow.
hey LTGD! really excited to see the progress so far! just a bit of feedback though, next time you show discord or any other chats, you should add a slight blur filter! when you scrolled through your guys chat i was able to pause and read everything, which wouldn’t be good if there were anything personal talked about between you two. sorry if this is weird or obvious, i just don’t want to see anyone weirder than i am get ahold of personal info!
Good to see you back again, hope you’re well
Awesome! Can't wait to see more!
Nice video. It's certainly tricky working with people far away but it's good to see things come together neatly.
Probably already been said, but those rocks being thrown need a white outline or something.
Great video as always!
I just have one thing to ask from you: can you please say the titles when you show them? Sometimes i would be working and listening to your video, and when you show a title sometimes. I miss it, it would be really helpful :D
It's so silly that the source switch button is on the bottom of the mouse. But yeah, I use it too ;)
Is it just me or is there wayyy too much stuff on the screen at any time? Progress is looking good though!
Don't worry, that's just the test environment. I like to go mad with it for fun.
2:40 i noticed a lot of logitech sponsorships on gamedev channels recently
How's the MX Master 3S looks endurance wise? I love the MX Master, but my original one basically got punctured at the tumbrest area after a 2-3 years of hard use, and the replacement already lost the fractals on the surface, therefore it's just a question of when. I'm guessing you're not using it long enough to know for sure but still might have an impression about the materials used...
It feels very high quality, but I suppose most things do when they're new. I give you my word that if it starts to fall apart (it's got that coating that can sometimes flake off over use, if it's not done well), I'll come back and let you know.
Nice.
Needs 69 likes tbh
@@LTGD ikr
Considering the video is 14 min long, a 4 min ad seems a little long. Dont you think? I mean its almost 30% of the entire video. Apreciate the project, but it seems a little too much.
I know, I'm sorry. It's my first ever sponsorship, so I didn't really have much of a playbook to go from. Hopefully it'll get better next time. Sorry, again.
Nice devlog and the game is looking cool. My only criticism is that the rocks are blending too much with the ground, their colors are way too similar and would be too easy to get hit and not even see from where
Don't worry, we'll make the rocks pop. It's all under control. Probably.
Wait, are olives evil? Or are they just evil in combination with pineapple
Oh I think you know.
Also known as AGILE development methodology.
Is that what that is?
@@LTGD I think so. Sorry, I should have elaborated, there's a long list of principles in software development, and I've thought the topic of the video sounds like stuff I know, especially "always communicate intent between team members".
Nice devlog,
but 6/10 because of lacking in singig.
Small bit of feedback on the game itself: I feel like enemies stay on screen for just a tad too long after they die, and with them not even changing color or anything it's sometimes hard to make out how many enemies are actually dangerous and how many are in the process of unexisting.
Great feedback- will tinker with a few ideas 👍