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Earned yourself a sub! I've been developing in Unreal for 8-10 years and I've felt like I've stagnated a bit with it, so I wanted to learn some 2D and code stuff (as I'm used to Blueprints in unreal) and this is such a great pace to be able to watch and pick up tips and tricks!

Super useful! i knew a few of the basics fro input handling but this tutorial helped me a lot to understand what is going on under

Hey thanks a lot for the tutorial! I'm trying to make a card game myself, and your video helped a lot! (despite it being more like MTG than Slay the Spire) Pls keep it up!

You spoke for a while. You said absolutely nothing. I don’t think **you** understand what they are. Black listed.

Thanks for making this! Given some really useful insight into how Godot handles inputs! (Made me realise I need to re-write some of my code lol)

already seeing the bug where it would return true when the root node has different value. think twice before duplicating your naming your recursive function "helper".

lets goooooooooooo

Nice

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Thanks for sharing! Loved to follow along for my own project.

Thanks for sharing this ❤

Even though I didn’t understand everything you did, the ability to see your thought process for problem solving is so helpful

I am a sucker for pain (and I WILL subscribe), GIVE ME MORE!

I see Gloomhaven, love that game

It was helpful specially the first part, once you entered to the scripts it became messy very fast ( i'm not working with computers) i understood most of things because i'm doing the tutorial from gdquest to understand operations (var,funcs,arrays..) so i think i would make a video with the fundamentals or make people to go and do this "course" from gdquest. I would do it like steps to add up, tutorials like 15-25 min , like this (BulletHell Tutorial- PART 1-- Movement--) or in this case ( Interface and first steps ) you can add the PART1 on the miniature instead on the name. Keep in mind that this is from someone that has the basic knowledge, and English its not my first language.

what's the discord channel? ;_;

Hi! Just popping in to say, thank you so much for the tutorial!! I'm trying to learn Godot and GDScript to make a Game for my fiancé, and the way you break everything down really has helped me to understand what I'm actually doing! I'd never coded a day in my life until I started trying to make this game and I really didn't think I could do it... I was ready to give up because a lot of the tutorials on Godot are outdated, or they don't really explain why they do what they do in a way that is easy to understand for someone that's new to coding... BUT then I found your videos and stuff really started to make sense! you are a great teacher KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!

Really love this video. I really hope you make more videos helping people through the process of making their own games in godot, but I understand if you don't have the time to do so. I would love to see a tutorial on how to change game environments (such as moving from one room of the game to another or moving from one level to the next.)

thank you ez! great video! cant wait for part 2

I appreciate the drawings! It helps me follow along with your process

Thanks for this! Will be super helpful for beginners. I look forward to watching the rest!

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Decided to start make a rpg like game where you go around trading and playing a tcg and decided this would be a good start, thanks!

9:08 Ah, my favorite nitpick! 😄 This is camelCase, and this is PascalCase.

That's pretty cool SNHU is your sponsor I'm halfway to my bachelors in computer science.

It's really nice to see the inefficient way of how things can work cuz when you learn the best way to do it it opens your mind to other futures things you may try. Even tho I already knew theses fundamentals, it's always nice to see other people's perspectives and ways to work. Hoping to see more about this series! 😄

Thanks, this was really useful for me. Im coming from a "framework world" and I want to try Godot. Ive been dabble with it like a week now, and Im trying to get to know the engine and all of its features. But I also would like to know the mind set when designing a game or a thing. Some things are very different in Godot. And I mean like with the mind set. When you do main screen for example. You should do it very differently in Godot from what Im used to. Thats why I think this tutorial series would be good for me. I dont want to copy the code and be done with it. I want to learn how and why I want to do things this or that way. Thanks.

Yay!!!

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I haven't seen your channel before at all, but have this video a go on a whim. I'm more experienced as a web dev, but have dipped my toe into game dev with Godot. I'm definitely a little bit further along than this video was aimed at, but that's okay. Overall, I thought this was a decent video, decent format, etc., though personally I would prefer it if it was a little bit tighter, overall. Either to fit a little bit more content in, or to make the video a bit shorter. Some of your asides are really good, some get a little bit waffle-y. A little bit of editing could go a long way (though I totally appreciate that the live stream style of video is going to be way easier for you to make). Either way, keep it up! Subbing to see where this goes.

Godot Plush ftw :D

This was a great video. I'm a little more advanced than this but love to see the "wrong" and "right" way of doing things and the thought process behind it. There are a lot of nuances for consideration in Godot that I think are worth highlighting in more detail such as when to use a node vs. a resource. I used to use Unity and find myself thinking of nodes as GameObjects. I'd love to see more of a dive into separation of data (files, databases, etc.), stucture and logic (my character has health and speed, the enemy has health and speed), and then the visual layer (i.e. a healthbar over an enemies head and a heart in the UI).

I really enjoyed this tutorial; I learned a few things about conditional blocks. Keep them coming.

I love your videos Ezra!

Ezra you’re the best! I’ve learned so much watching you, the way you teach your thought process is really valuable!

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Hope this has been helpful! Tell me... What's your experience level and what do you expect in the future tutorials?

0:27 I live in Europe and unfortunately our timezones are way too different for me to hop on your stream Hope someday I'll have the opportunity to do so :D Keep up the great work !

Damn maybe you don't notice but recording the thinking process is extremely helpfull for people starting in godot like me. You absolutely got the best and most complete godot tutorial out here. I love how you solve the porblems on the fly. Maybe you don't get it right at first but iterating over the solution makes you find the answer, that is my favorite part. Keep up the great work man!

Excellent video! I love how you went to PAX to get those tips and how you used wheels to get the ideas. Good luck with the project!

Awesome work! this looks really promising! Good luck Ezra!

Great video! Best of luck! I am a composer, trying to get more into video game music, so let me know if you would ever like to collaborate on a project sometime. Maybe we could help each other out. I look forward to seeing more!

Its there is no ranking ladder, you don't have to balance it

Me when i don't balance the enemies abilities (It's fun to watch people suffer)

It's pretty wild how different people's lived in experiences can be that they are completely unaware of the massive success a lot of these games have had broadly in the market. That being said, I'm sure that AAA understands what they're doing with hyperrealistic modern styled graphics. I'm sure it's a huge portion of the market as seen by a lot of indie studios switching from 2D to 3d in sequel titles. How grateful I am though, that there's enough of a market to still get a great variety. Edit: Fixed autocorrect errors 😅

Thank you for making this video, it was lovely and helped me out doing a game jam : )

Exactly!!! Make it fun

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Forget balance, make it fun, enrage the system!