Are you a developer?
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I am a developer. I am making an RPG called Cory in the House, it will release next year for PC, for free.
What do you mean? For me it doesn't make any sense to be that broad in your complaint, as programming in any form is essential in the development. Care to elaborate?
I mean I like programming, 'conceptually', is what I use. The problem is, current languages and interfaces have been designed by the same people as an 'average game designer', which is to say it's awful. It's nowhere near as painful to do it in, say modding programs or music (which, while still flawed, is much less frustrating).
I developed a couple games awhile back using a program called RPG Maker, if you've heard of it then you know it has a reputation of producing bad games. It's fun to mess around in but I wouldn't make anything serious with it. I did however leard Ruby and Javascript by using it, which is always nice. I've been trying to learn more programming languages but honestly, I don't think I'd have the time or dedication to see a project all the way through. At least a major one.
shreddedbullet
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Yep! Been making small indie games for about 6 years now haha. Nothing amazing, just fun little free games. 
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We just started making indie games and this is one of it.
your game looks like blood pressure high frustrating.
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Indeed, maybe I need to put a disclaimer that this is not recommended for people with high blood pressure
just put up a rage quit warning and you'll be fine. Though you should try and get the folks over at the Funhaus youtube channel to play this, love to see their reaction to this game.
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Do you know how I can contact them? Do you know them personally?
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Yes. I am a Web DEVELOPER. I want to try game developing but that thing is beyond my power.
I have a long history of being both game developer and web developer.
I already published 1 game for Wii U, and 1 other game for New 3DS.
And even though I own a Switch dev kit, I actually prefer web development these days.
While I can program really well, my graphical part is really bad, and my musical part is terrifying.
And with web development I don't need to know graphics nor music; just programming both on the front end and back end, exactly what I specialise at.
I already published 1 game for Wii U, and 1 other game for New 3DS.
And even though I own a Switch dev kit, I actually prefer web development these days.
While I can program really well, my graphical part is really bad, and my musical part is terrifying.
And with web development I don't need to know graphics nor music; just programming both on the front end and back end, exactly what I specialise at.
What are some I would to see it I am trying to develop my own Unity game or RP game like Woozworld but there are not too many tuts out there
Could Mr Prince re-phrase that, I couldn't understand it.
Putting it in Google Translate from English to Japanese gives me this:
Which in English means; makes more sense, but I don't think it's what Mr Prince meant to say:
Ok lol tut as in tutorial videos step by step instruction on how to develop Role play games.
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My version-
Mr Prince: I want to make my own game on Unity like the game Woozworld but there's not much video tutorials.
Mr Prince: I want to make my own game on Unity like the game Woozworld but there's not much video tutorials.
Oh, I see.
Then in that case, it's a better idea to take a much simpler type of game, like a puzzle game, or something 1980's style.
I know these are no role play games, but it still helps to gain experience in a much more achieveable way.
A few games later, you'll be able to switch to more complex concepts naturally, starting from complex right off the bat will result in giving up.
Then in that case, it's a better idea to take a much simpler type of game, like a puzzle game, or something 1980's style.
I know these are no role play games, but it still helps to gain experience in a much more achieveable way.
A few games later, you'll be able to switch to more complex concepts naturally, starting from complex right off the bat will result in giving up.
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Or he could also try Game Maker MV, if he is not into programming.