i'm hellbent on making a game but i can only code small unity prototypes and compose music. both very badly. should i learn some more? or maybe you people could help me with simple initial game ideas? i've tried doing a lot of things, but they all turned out too ambitious for my skills. help me out please
I'm hellbent on making a game but i can only code small unity prototypes and compose music. both very badly...
Jose Nelson
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Christian Davis
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Michael Gomez
Or else WHAT?
Dominic Ramirez
or else i'll have to go to my local image board, and that's a much worse place dammit
Carter Hall
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Jacob Anderson
ok i'll tell some more
my latest effort was a fps where time could be slowed down for everything but the player, and that could be used for getting tactical advantage since the player would not be a huge hp tank. i made a lot of progress but physics were fucky at all times and i did not manage to fix that fully. maybe some time later...
Lincoln Wood
i even played dishonored with cheats just to figure out if the time slow ability could become a main focus of the game. it could. shame i had to put down this project like an old dog
Isaiah Cook
Post your projects and prototypes, descriptions, not the actual games.
I've done a lot of stuff in Unity and have good experience programming.
Good idea, but you could probably google the mechanic. Messing with the physics timestep is gonna be a bit tough, but I'm sure someone has figured out how to fake it.
Any other ideas? What have you been doing?
Also post your music, I'm a hardcore programmer, but I have no musical talent.
Who knows, maybe you'll find someone to work on something with. Though if you do, I'd recommend doing it as a free project to spare yourself the money issues and get yourself some experience working as a group on something.
Gabriel Howard
>should i learn some more?
Always.
>maybe you people could help me with simple initial game ideas?
The only person who can drive you to make a game is YOU. YOU need to decide what kind of game YOU want to make, and make it.
Samuel Powell
>i've tried doing a lot of things, but they all turned out too ambitious for my skills
Yeah, that's horseshit. Just pick a game you want to make, and STICK with it. It might take years. Just do it anyways.
I'm on year 2 myself