For my first game, I tried to make a small RPG. I spent ages trying to figure out how to get my character to move properly, how to manage items, inventories and so on, only to realise that the project was a horrible idea. I wish I had started with the Unity learn projects. You get to make something super early on and it doesn't require you to be a programmer to make the games. Was fun seeing Jake get into making games. It feels like he enjoyed it too!
my first attempt was an open world VR RPG with motion gesture spells... i scrapped it after a week. my my third project was the first one that was actually manageable.
@@nikoheino3927 My first game was a Open World Multiplayer with Persistent Servers, Basebuilding, bigger inventory system than in many known games, modular weapons, vehicles etc. And what can i say im 1600 hours in, and im very happy. The only thing that sucks a bit is the constant rewrite but apart from that my game already grew massive. If theres enough dedication then you won't scrap it.
@@DarkSession6208 what engine are you using? if you use unreal engine 5, then hats off to you. while the engine is insanely capable, its a monstrous task to learn, so doing something so complex at the beginning is pretty much out of the question. also did you have ANY prior knowledge of programming, or 3d modeling, art, anything like that? as those skills are highly transferrable. but also, those systems arent THAT complex in the end, base building probably being the hardest depending on how much control you want to give the player. inventory is just a bunch of data being held or transferred. still thats an insane project, im glad youre doing well with it, but my point is that my idea was simply not possible, map size was 2000km2, high-poly, a ton of bosses, a ton of quests, player driven economy, and the type of gesture driven magic system wouldve required an insane level of programming/math knowledge. not just drawing gestures, but also triangulate positions where to fire it based off of many elements, such as headset orientation, controller positions and enemy positions, while accounting for the gesture they just did as it would mess with the controller positions. even after learning for well over 2000 hours, i couldnt even REMOTELY pull of even that gesture magic system. i also wanted fully drstructible (but regenerative terrain). and these dont even scratch the surface of the things i wanted to make in it. i wouldve burned out instantly if i continued. i do this 8+ hours everyday, so if im making 0 progress, it wouldnt be fun.
@@nikoheino3927 Im indeed using Unreal, when i began two years ago i was a hobbyist 3D Modeler / UI Designer / made multiple 5 star workshop mods with over 40k downloads each etc. But apart from that i had 0 coding knowledge. I can say with 100% confidence that the hardest part is AI and a client predicted server authoriative performance efficient inventory system. Mine is even user preferrable a 2D widget or a 3D widget in the world with a 3D Model behind it and all that stuff. If i say inventory system i dont mean the inventory when you open a button, i mean a inventory system that includes traders, persistent world storage, saving, group member access, interaction etc. because all that stuff is coupled to the inventory system. Its by far the largest part of my game, without the inventory all thats left in most games would be vehicles, shooting, basebuilding and AI. I probably worked 600h on it. Basebuilding on the other hand is super easy, even with clan member access to certain doors, to boxes, with snapping a pie building menu etc. Fully networked obviously. The rat tail behind it again is a inventory system because all your building blocks inherit from the inventory, all that crafting stuff etc. The basebuilding took me not even 2 weeks to fully implement and make it so modular that i just need to import a model and rest is data driven so i can create new things with a single click and assign how it should behave, if it can be destroy, if yes by who, etc. But all i can say is most stuff people teach in tutorials is utter bs, its 10000% teached wrong and won't work in a real multiplayer game. Best advise i can give is to never watch ANY youtube tutorial again and just use google or chatgpt. Let your brain work for you and not other people. Today i also did the mistake to look up a equipment tutorial because i forgot how i implemented drag and drop and how i was checking if something can go into a slot, so i thought i could scrap it and rewrite in a more efficent way. When i saw what people teach even my janked approach was 20x more efficient, easier to read than theirs, but im still not happy and want to get the last bit of performance, it all btw starts with people teaching to use wrong variables which are way too heavy in a networked environment, in other words they don't even know what they are doing. And i mean 20.000+ sub channels and also those with 100.000+... they all suck. The only good channels where there are technical engineers and experts behind are often under 10k subs and you never heard about them, but you spot them if you have such a specific problem that is deep into development that nobody else talks or teaches about it, thats when you know hes not a blender. Apart from that don't use GAS or Gas Companion that people praise all the time, its a trap for beginners and intermediates, people that think GAS is the best thing since sliced bread also don't know what they are talking about, you are better off making your own ability system, it has too many limitation for a real game, but most people that think its great are making a walking simulator and not a game, and yes the amount of those people is 90% of the community. For really heavy logic/math stuff i can only advise to use GOOD marketplace plugins. So for the stuff thats super complex to do, or just takes too much time to make from scratch. Better to use something that someone with 10 years of coding experience made over 2-9 months, than you trying to recreate it in 3 weeks, fail and waste 3 weeks. And even if you attempt it, well nice there goes multiple months for a half assed solution instead of using the good practice, efficient, industry standard solution provided by a expert for a bit of money. A example is : Dynamic Pie Menu Terminal Ballistics (god its so performance optimized) PRAS And that 140$ Vehicle plugin that i forgot the name, its fully networked and has a ton of exposed variables and code so you can build off it really easy. ALSV4 is also a idiotic beginner trap, theres too much people downloading and using stuff they don't need for their game, and even worse they don't understand how it works but think they can just tick a couple boxes and create new functions with it ... thats just never the case, you need to fully rework from the ground up or rip out features and add yours together.
LMAO THAT WAS A FUN VIDEO. However, I'd like to take a small moment to remind you that the swirlypop disrespect was crazy. i was shook to my core when I heard you call my beloved swirlypop a "licker". no amount of stress in my life could've brought me down to this point where I am so shook, I forgot that I was using Unreal and then immediately signed up for the UNITY student plan from clicking on the link in the pinned comment. /s
Hey man, I saw that you subscribed to me, I just came to say thanks since some of you're videos actually served as Indirect inspiration for starting my new channel
lol what a small world, your friend Jake I guess now owns the cards & collectibles store my dad and guy by the name of Mike started many years ago. Great video you guys did a really good job, with only having four days. I use to try and make games on unity but always hit road blocks that I couldn’t figure out so now I make games on Roblox Studios.
Yep! I work on it basically every day. Unfortunately a lot of game development doesn’t make for interesting videos, which is why you haven’t seen a devlog from me on Mana Valley in a bit. But one is coming
um... i just subscribed because i am actually new to unity to. um... can you do a tutorial on how to use unity for like a fps game, and free molders to?
Devices won't be able to support Mana Valley and porting it will require a lot of changes. Unfortunately as a solo dev it's too much work to tackle alone. If the game does well on PC porting to other platforms might become a possibility. In what way do you think mobile gaming is underrated?
@@AIAdevHave you really seen the capabilities of android devices' hardware? Today, their usual RAM is 8GB, and play store and APP store are FULL of clickbait and only ads games, or worse, full of microtransactions and pay-to-win games. But, some games still are great and still show how great the market was on 2010 and how it should be. If a game is great, i wouldn't care if it's 10dollars or less. I still would play the price if it's still worth And for example, both Fortnite, Minecraft genshin impact, honkai star rail and zzz are on mobile and the majority also have controller support Thanks for read and answer my comment 😊
The Unity Student Plan is the best way to get started making Unity games.
unity3d.info/aia-bts
Free stuff AND perks?! It's silly to not sign up.
Next video should be sorting out your friends game in 4 days
@@Chaos_Senpai sorting it out? whats that mean 😅
@@AIAdev You can sort that out yourself
Get sorted.
I don’t think unity free no more 😭. Time to learn unreal engine
The way you quickly setup multiplayer with minimal bugs at the end is actually impressive
Fr bro even dai can't keep up where ever he is
bro made multiplayer look so easy
making multiplayer game in unity is not that easy
Thats why he said it looks easy @@RoudraHasan
Seeing how AIA went straight for functionality and Jake going straight for design is such an interesting thing to see!
For my first game, I tried to make a small RPG. I spent ages trying to figure out how to get my character to move properly, how to manage items, inventories and so on, only to realise that the project was a horrible idea. I wish I had started with the Unity learn projects. You get to make something super early on and it doesn't require you to be a programmer to make the games. Was fun seeing Jake get into making games. It feels like he enjoyed it too!
my first attempt was an open world VR RPG with motion gesture spells... i scrapped it after a week. my my third project was the first one that was actually manageable.
@@nikoheino3927 My first game was a Open World Multiplayer with Persistent Servers, Basebuilding, bigger inventory system than in many known games, modular weapons, vehicles etc.
And what can i say im 1600 hours in, and im very happy. The only thing that sucks a bit is the constant rewrite but apart from that my game already grew massive. If theres enough dedication then you won't scrap it.
@@DarkSession6208 what engine are you using? if you use unreal engine 5, then hats off to you. while the engine is insanely capable, its a monstrous task to learn, so doing something so complex at the beginning is pretty much out of the question. also did you have ANY prior knowledge of programming, or 3d modeling, art, anything like that? as those skills are highly transferrable. but also, those systems arent THAT complex in the end, base building probably being the hardest depending on how much control you want to give the player. inventory is just a bunch of data being held or transferred. still thats an insane project, im glad youre doing well with it, but my point is that my idea was simply not possible, map size was 2000km2, high-poly, a ton of bosses, a ton of quests, player driven economy, and the type of gesture driven magic system wouldve required an insane level of programming/math knowledge. not just drawing gestures, but also triangulate positions where to fire it based off of many elements, such as headset orientation, controller positions and enemy positions, while accounting for the gesture they just did as it would mess with the controller positions. even after learning for well over 2000 hours, i couldnt even REMOTELY pull of even that gesture magic system. i also wanted fully drstructible (but regenerative terrain). and these dont even scratch the surface of the things i wanted to make in it. i wouldve burned out instantly if i continued. i do this 8+ hours everyday, so if im making 0 progress, it wouldnt be fun.
@@nikoheino3927 Im indeed using Unreal, when i began two years ago i was a hobbyist 3D Modeler / UI Designer / made multiple 5 star workshop mods with over 40k downloads each etc.
But apart from that i had 0 coding knowledge.
I can say with 100% confidence that the hardest part is AI and a client predicted server authoriative performance efficient inventory system. Mine is even user preferrable a 2D widget or a 3D widget in the world with a 3D Model behind it and all that stuff. If i say inventory system i dont mean the inventory when you open a button, i mean a inventory system that includes traders, persistent world storage, saving, group member access, interaction etc. because all that stuff is coupled to the inventory system. Its by far the largest part of my game, without the inventory all thats left in most games would be vehicles, shooting, basebuilding and AI. I probably worked 600h on it.
Basebuilding on the other hand is super easy, even with clan member access to certain doors, to boxes, with snapping a pie building menu etc. Fully networked obviously. The rat tail behind it again is a inventory system because all your building blocks inherit from the inventory, all that crafting stuff etc.
The basebuilding took me not even 2 weeks to fully implement and make it so modular that i just need to import a model and rest is data driven so i can create new things with a single click and assign how it should behave, if it can be destroy, if yes by who, etc.
But all i can say is most stuff people teach in tutorials is utter bs, its 10000% teached wrong and won't work in a real multiplayer game. Best advise i can give is to never watch ANY youtube tutorial again and just use google or chatgpt. Let your brain work for you and not other people. Today i also did the mistake to look up a equipment tutorial because i forgot how i implemented drag and drop and how i was checking if something can go into a slot, so i thought i could scrap it and rewrite in a more efficent way. When i saw what people teach even my janked approach was 20x more efficient, easier to read than theirs, but im still not happy and want to get the last bit of performance, it all btw starts with people teaching to use wrong variables which are way too heavy in a networked environment, in other words they don't even know what they are doing. And i mean 20.000+ sub channels and also those with 100.000+... they all suck. The only good channels where there are technical engineers and experts behind are often under 10k subs and you never heard about them, but you spot them if you have such a specific problem that is deep into development that nobody else talks or teaches about it, thats when you know hes not a blender.
Apart from that don't use GAS or Gas Companion that people praise all the time, its a trap for beginners and intermediates, people that think GAS is the best thing since sliced bread also don't know what they are talking about, you are better off making your own ability system, it has too many limitation for a real game, but most people that think its great are making a walking simulator and not a game, and yes the amount of those people is 90% of the community.
For really heavy logic/math stuff i can only advise to use GOOD marketplace plugins. So for the stuff thats super complex to do, or just takes too much time to make from scratch. Better to use something that someone with 10 years of coding experience made over 2-9 months, than you trying to recreate it in 3 weeks, fail and waste 3 weeks. And even if you attempt it, well nice there goes multiple months for a half assed solution instead of using the good practice, efficient, industry standard solution provided by a expert for a bit of money.
A example is :
Dynamic Pie Menu
Terminal Ballistics (god its so performance optimized)
PRAS
And that 140$ Vehicle plugin that i forgot the name, its fully networked and has a ton of exposed variables and code so you can build off it really easy.
ALSV4 is also a idiotic beginner trap, theres too much people downloading and using stuff they don't need for their game, and even worse they don't understand how it works but think they can just tick a couple boxes and create new functions with it ... thats just never the case, you need to fully rework from the ground up or rip out features and add yours together.
Awesome video! Jake did a great job creating a game for being a beginner. Sam and that Band-o guy seem like they should have won that match. 🔥
They would have won if they had better aim.
@@AIAdevlol
Bro fixed his video schedule 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣
Fr
Frrrrrrt
im rubbing peanut butter on my cock🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣
Wdym
@@Davidroblo5874 stop telling people to smoke
You deserve so much more subscribers then you have right now. Congrats on 100k🎉!
new AIA video dropped 🗣🔥
licker is definitely not catching on bro
you don't think these t-shirts are gonna sell?
How does this only have 29 likes...
Wow I was really impressed with Jakes game. But yours looked like a blast. Maybe I'll make my own game on Unity!
LMAO THAT WAS A FUN VIDEO.
However, I'd like to take a small moment to remind you that the swirlypop disrespect was crazy. i was shook to my core when I heard you call my beloved swirlypop a "licker". no amount of stress in my life could've brought me down to this point where I am so shook, I forgot that I was using Unreal and then immediately signed up for the UNITY student plan from clicking on the link in the pinned comment.
/s
I'm so glad you didn't show the screenshot showing you killed me over 70 times. I'm really good at video games 😭
Bro This Video Was Epic!
"i'm spider man"😂😂
this was really funny. for the different skill levels, i think you both did an incredible job!
Am I having Deja Vu? 🤔 Great video Aia!
“Jake” did a great job for being a dev n00b 🎉
It'll be interesting to see you try another genre in a future video
Great video. It's awesome seeing the difference between the two games.
Yo didn't think I'll see my drawing in video at end. Thanks. Maybe I should draw more pixel stuff
Wake up babe, new AIA video dropped
Awesome video dude
Hey man, I saw that you subscribed to me, I just came to say thanks since some of you're videos actually served as Indirect inspiration for starting my new channel
Banger video!
1:12 wudder pistol 🔫
2 videos in 2 weeks, you spoil us! Seriously tho cool video!
if AIA keeps this upload schedule, he will be the next dani
I've have a massive audience or I'll stop posting videos? lol
@@AIAdev you will forever be known as the legendary youtube gamedev god
@@FireCat12012 lol gotcha
How did you do those waves at 10:09 coming from the ocean and breaking at the shore? They are really pretty!
This bro was able to make a first person shooter in 4 days, and I couldn't even make a location in a month... I hate my laziness :(
wooo new video!
1 video in 2 months VS 2 videos in 2 weeks
0:12 I LOVE THAT PLACE
nice video, but you should rehire Dualwielded for editing :)
I've never hired Dualwielded for editing. I tried to but he's too busy.
@@AIAdev oh gotcha, I really like he's editing style to the point that I learn form him!
@AIAdev you should make a turtorial how to make a game like this bc i have never made anything like that and want to. Thanks!
Banger video!
Also…. 8:29…. Yucky
The guy looks like "the chosen one" from "the walking zombie"!3:03
HI JAKE!!!
We need the full game of that water gun fighter, feels like it's called "Squirt Down"...
NEW VID FINALLY
justice for my boy Jake 🙏
W game, release it to the public bro🔥
lol what a small world, your friend Jake I guess now owns the cards & collectibles store my dad and guy by the name of Mike started many years ago. Great video you guys did a really good job, with only having four days. I use to try and make games on unity but always hit road blocks that I couldn’t figure out so now I make games on Roblox Studios.
Hello, could you make a cooperative mode the same or similar to Resistance 2, please?
Grim's theme was great!
Bro makes multiplayer in four days when Saurian has been trying for years
AIA needs to publish his game
This is like putting a war veteran against a toddler
new aia video no way
Bro put a gun in his hands and he acendet to godhood. What a powerful weapon.
Actually cool video ngl
That's a good video I really enjoyed
I have been making games for 6-7 years, but I think you are better than me at making games.
Great video thank you unity
Next video is gonna be the rock vs a quadriplegic
Been to this shop the product is top quality
Oh damn, is he located in Wildwood? I might have to check out his shop sometime, cool place to visit
Does anyone know what the type of material/texture AIA uses in his game for the final product (for the blocks looking texture)?
This is like Minecraft youtubers and their starter bases.
PolyMars only has arms confirmed
petition of AIA at make a game in Castle - Make and play (day: 1)
you were eing so calm doing good and ur fren was just avraging thousands of errors
Oh I’ve been to that store, it’s in wildwood right
"Dude, everything is pick" 😂
AIA did not just say audio is important to games and then have eft used in the video as an example
7:04 Why does I spoke "Is it me or is the donut looking thickkk"
underated af
Can you make a course
About what?
About an fps game your teaching style is very good
Are you going to finish Mana Valley
Yep! I work on it basically every day. Unfortunately a lot of game development doesn’t make for interesting videos, which is why you haven’t seen a devlog from me on Mana Valley in a bit. But one is coming
@@AIAdev keep doing the good work
nightmare king grimm music?? 😭 🔥
Could you make a multiplayer tutorial with lobby’s if you haven’t already? Is you have pls let me know
Downloaded unity today, I always wanted to make games, I hope I'm on the right track
Pls wish me guys
Just don't give up
@@Marvin-vs3tu thanks man appreciated that
Start simple, if you have game in mind try and make an early version
@@UnityScrapesfordimes Great, thanks
Does anyone know the Pokemon music from 8:20 plz ??
Vs. Cynthia 1st anniversary edition
@@AIAdev Thank you very much!
Fire video
0:12 as soon as I saw this I thought of gta
Same here
3:53 Just another day in the life of a game dev.
W video
with what program are you maiking this
Epiik
i wanna play this myself
Bro did NOT hold back
how do i get the game
um... i just subscribed because i am actually new to unity to. um... can you do a tutorial on how to use unity for like a fps game, and free molders to?
Ive been to jakes card shop irl
How u gonna let your noob mate out-game-dev you like that bro?
🫠
yuhhh i stopped minecraft for this
How
0:15 SCRATCHHHHH I LOVE SCRATCHHCHCHHCHCHCHHCHCH COSING NO WAY
coding*
ok
I wanna be able to play that game
Jake
9:34 IM GONNA SAY IT. Me when your mom 😌
you shoulda made a sawed off water shotgun
woo
how to play this link plzzzz
"free engine" made me a chackle
5:54 what is that game?
It looks similar to battlebit on steam
That one noob made the PIXEL GUN 3D💀😎
bro I need to play this game. Please provide link
Pino is coming
I saw this Deja vu and saw me commenting this lol lmao lmfao
Mana valley will come to mobile? What you think about how underrated the mobile is as a gaming platform?
Devices won't be able to support Mana Valley and porting it will require a lot of changes. Unfortunately as a solo dev it's too much work to tackle alone. If the game does well on PC porting to other platforms might become a possibility.
In what way do you think mobile gaming is underrated?
@@AIAdevHave you really seen the capabilities of android devices' hardware? Today, their usual RAM is 8GB, and play store and APP store are FULL of clickbait and only ads games, or worse, full of microtransactions and pay-to-win games.
But, some games still are great and still show how great the market was on 2010 and how it should be. If a game is great, i wouldn't care if it's 10dollars or less. I still would play the price if it's still worth
And for example, both Fortnite, Minecraft genshin impact, honkai star rail and zzz are on mobile and the majority also have controller support
Thanks for read and answer my comment 😊
Cool video but AIA... I'm very disappointed in the lack of squirt vfx from the water gun... Like come on, do you even game dev bruh? ❤
take it back RN Floky.
@@AIAdev make. me.
awsome!