Happy 2 years! It's very inspiring to watch other devs and their journies in videos such as these I must say, it's incredible to see where you started and where you are now :) Though, I gotta ask, Chicken Slapper V2 coming when? And I expect that voice actor from the video to feature in it ;D
I watched the video My mind: alright lets just close the tab and go back to doing homework my body: lets just download that grapple game he was talking about, don't worry we'll be alright. cool video, I subscribed
I loved grapple so much, hacked level by grappling to a tree behind me and go way beyond level so early tough, its so interesting that everything has a collider so I could easily move off the (intended) map xD
I started 2 months ago. The first game i made was just a remake of a tutorial of snake. It for some reason just stopped working saying the files were corrupt. So then I made flappy bird 3D this time saying to myself that I’m not using tutorials and I did it without them! I even made 5 backups but then they all said they were corrupt because I attached them to the same files which stopped working 🤦. Now I’m working on a piano key guessing game which is working fine! I didn’t make any backups yet so I’m kinda begging for it to stop working again lol
About your terrible 2D platformer. I‘ve been making games in GMS2 for 3 months. And now I’m making a terrible 2D platformer rogue lite with procedural generation. Let’s see how it goes. A good idea is all it takes to get started. And although it isn’t a finished idea yet, it is enough to get started. So let’s see how it goes. I know mr scope creep is knocking on my door, but GMS2 makes it ez Bois. So let’s see how it goes (fingers crossed well). The key is to balance GDev on other stuff so the scope doesn’t burn you out. I’m not in too deep yet, and I’m trying not get attached to the game until my MVP gets positive reaction, so luckily restarting shouldn’t affect me too much yet, so time to make and test, before I’ve taken 6 months of my time making a game that might be a.) too big or b.) bad. A good sign is a retweet account retweeted my initial pitch so I’ve already gotten people interested in the idea.
Real game development is programming without an engine or making your own, the fact your project takes too long to make is because you are using an engine designed for ease and a system as a whole designed for dabblers. If you can't handle something real like C++ and using a graphics api with other api's for physics, you are in the wrong business mate. You said you wanted something for career, companies don't use Unity at all, C# is probably the worst language for a game, it's like Java, we all played minecraft and know how laggy it can be even on a system these days. If you want to do real shit, you need a fundamental base in calculus, so you can create your own algorithms without effort, trigonometry and geometry for pathfinding and ai as well as collision detection. You also need to buy some books on physics. I'm not sorry for being blunt, but this really isn't game development. It's like using an app to draw art for you and calling it game development. The whole fact that not many games are actually published and loads of people using Unity tells you that they can't do it, they need an SDK to hold their hand. Unity exists to make things easier, it's not meant to be easy, it's meant to be really F*cking hard, and a learning curve to beat the shit out of you, but once you understand something it usually sticks. You learn nothing credible or anything for that matter using Unity. Unity uses it's own code for C# which is no where else and useless in any other environment. Spend about a week or two doing C++ from 9 - 5 and if you want to pull out your hair, game development isn't for you mate, hard truth.
I started my game development journey 2 years ago. I'm still just messing around with projects and joining small jams. I feel frustrated when looking back, but I forget how far I've come. You've made me realize that there's no better time to get into game development than now.
This video serves as an intermission before I start to transition to a new style of content I want to try out bringing, potentially, weekly videos. I'm posting a lot of stuff to do with it over on my twitter so be sure to head over and leave a follow : ) twitter.com/BarjiYT
Grapple really look like a good and fun game to play, you were right, work on something you like and it will look good. Keep up the good work, you've gained a french viewer
Awesome! Cool to see how your game dev skills developed as well as your art style. Tri-to-win seems like a pretty fun game too. Here's to 2 more years! 🍻
Bro i have a serious question. I like making games, but a lot of people say I shouldn't choose this field because I can't make money from it. my question is can i make money by making a game?
you know playing 5 or so hours a day of playing games seems fun at the time, but it is not at all productive, some people realise this whereas others (like me) had to have some people knock some sense into you and I can say not playing games is far, far more productive than playing games and it is just better for your health in general and your liveliness, productivity and so many areas of your life can start improving.
I started 1 year ago but i have some personal problems and im driving bus to my shool and i was learning english too with programing and i started qith roblox so there wad lot of complications but i just must say that i have birthday after 3 days
I love it! You just inspired me to try to make a game in one month. I mean - I have done that before, but I think it is time to try something new, something I am not so comfrotable with... Maybe 3d? :D
You've inspired me, but not in game development ways. Basically, i have been toying with learning music production for a while, and its something I want to get into, but never really knew how to get started, so i gave up. Lately, ive been slapping sort of songs together, and sharing them ironically with my friends, and ive been told I need to keep going at it. Thats when i found your video randomly recommended to me, i took a look, and hey, if it worked for you, maybe it'll work for me. *I wanna play grapple now. it looks fun*
I have been interested in programming for many years now, almost 2 years ago now I started programming, a year ago I wanted to make a game and this video pushed me to design a level. Thank you
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we need chicken slapper 2
Yes the sequel where you slap ducks
But next time duck slapper
Please don’t slap me
*Y E S*
Sues
What a fantastic 2 years! You've got a decent selection of games under your belt as well as a great youtube channel. Can't wait to see more from you.
I love seeing people's progress, and you've made a lot!! You also have so many subs now, congrats! :D
We got an OG here boys ^^^
Happy 2 years! It's very inspiring to watch other devs and their journies in videos such as these I must say, it's incredible to see where you started and where you are now :) Though, I gotta ask, Chicken Slapper V2 coming when? And I expect that voice actor from the video to feature in it ;D
I watched the video
My mind: alright lets just close the tab and go back to doing homework
my body: lets just download that grapple game he was talking about, don't worry we'll be alright.
cool video, I subscribed
I loved grapple so much, hacked level by grappling to a tree behind me and go way beyond level so early tough, its so interesting that everything has a collider so I could easily move off the (intended) map xD
You're very underrated! Really great video, keep it up!
In another two years you'll be ballin out of control at this rate :) Keep up the good work!
I started 2 months ago. The first game i made was just a remake of a tutorial of snake. It for some reason just stopped working saying the files were corrupt. So then I made flappy bird 3D this time saying to myself that I’m not using tutorials and I did it without them! I even made 5 backups but then they all said they were corrupt because I attached them to the same files which stopped working 🤦. Now I’m working on a piano key guessing game which is working fine! I didn’t make any backups yet so I’m kinda begging for it to stop working again lol
Downloading Chicken Slapper right now!
I made a space invaders type of game where stuff comes at you that you need to avoid, and I failed
0:17 kurzgesagt sticker, nice
no worry. when i finished my 3000 lines project when i was still beginner i realized the project was full of if statement and variables
This video definitely inspired more than just one person 😃
Your video inspired me to become a game dev and now I'm learning Godot
Honestly i'm surprised you got all that done in 2 years. should be proud.
Awesome Video!
you really inspired meee
bruh
you damn good
Can you make a tutorial / Video on how you made try to win? The one at 5:15
Pretty cool 🔥💞
What a loooong journey...
God now i really i want to learn how to make games
you are every inspiring now i want to learn C# cause i almost learned python
This content is sick, keep it up man 🔥🔥 And let me know if you want me to make some music for anything again
I will once again call upon your wisdom :0
lol maybe i am the persont that you inspired... tnx!
I'm trying to make a game but the problem is that I can't program. . .
i wanna learn making games too and i m kinda broke so eh-
About your terrible 2D platformer. I‘ve been making games in GMS2 for 3 months. And now I’m making a terrible 2D platformer rogue lite with procedural generation. Let’s see how it goes. A good idea is all it takes to get started. And although it isn’t a finished idea yet, it is enough to get started. So let’s see how it goes. I know mr scope creep is knocking on my door, but GMS2 makes it ez Bois. So let’s see how it goes (fingers crossed well). The key is to balance GDev on other stuff so the scope doesn’t burn you out. I’m not in too deep yet, and I’m trying not get attached to the game until my MVP gets positive reaction, so luckily restarting shouldn’t affect me too much yet, so time to make and test, before I’ve taken 6 months of my time making a game that might be a.) too big or b.) bad. A good sign is a retweet account retweeted my initial pitch so I’ve already gotten people interested in the idea.
I think i will make games too but it seems so hard and i dont have that much free time
Trust your dream😊
I want to do the same that you did but I dont know what I need to learn first. Pls help me 🙏
Remember me when youre famous!
1:13 WHY A DUTCH FLAG???
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Real game development is programming without an engine or making your own, the fact your project takes too long to make is because you are using an engine designed for ease and a system as a whole designed for dabblers. If you can't handle something real like C++ and using a graphics api with other api's for physics, you are in the wrong business mate. You said you wanted something for career, companies don't use Unity at all, C# is probably the worst language for a game, it's like Java, we all played minecraft and know how laggy it can be even on a system these days.
If you want to do real shit, you need a fundamental base in calculus, so you can create your own algorithms without effort, trigonometry and geometry for pathfinding and ai as well as collision detection. You also need to buy some books on physics.
I'm not sorry for being blunt, but this really isn't game development. It's like using an app to draw art for you and calling it game development.
The whole fact that not many games are actually published and loads of people using Unity tells you that they can't do it, they need an SDK to hold their hand.
Unity exists to make things easier, it's not meant to be easy, it's meant to be really F*cking hard, and a learning curve to beat the shit out of you, but once you understand something it usually sticks. You learn nothing credible or anything for that matter using Unity. Unity uses it's own code for C# which is no where else and useless in any other environment.
Spend about a week or two doing C++ from 9 - 5 and if you want to pull out your hair, game development isn't for you mate, hard truth.
I would highly recommend unreal engine, but it's best to make your own tools
Yikes talk about a stupid fucking opinion
this is bad and wrong
Found the guy whose never shipped a game.
Op slowly put on his/her clown make up while writing this comment
It's no chicken slapper
what better thing to watch before sleep when game developing is literally your dream.
You sleeping
Broooooo this is me right now
what is this sleep aspect you speak of?
@@acaciawolf295 idk man game jams have never heard of such a thing either
Same here
I started my game development journey 2 years ago. I'm still just messing around with projects and joining small jams. I feel frustrated when looking back, but I forget how far I've come. You've made me realize that there's no better time to get into game development than now.
i started my gamedevelopment journey 3.5 years ago.
This video serves as an intermission before I start to transition to a new style of content I want to try out bringing, potentially, weekly videos. I'm posting a lot of stuff to do with it over on my twitter so be sure to head over and leave a follow : ) twitter.com/BarjiYT
Same with me wtf
barj
Waarom was de nederlands vlag op de achtergrond?
Always nice to see a game dev's progress over the years :)
Congrats on 4K by the way!
Grapple really look like a good and fun game to play, you were right, work on something you like and it will look good. Keep up the good work, you've gained a french viewer
Ding, Level up!
2 Days late :/
bro you really deserve everyone's subs
Lovely video and great to see how your games have evolved and improved over two years 💜
Amazing job in 2 years! Love the "becoming a game developer in 22 minutes XD" Keep it up!
yo, ur cool, i got unity bc i wanna make cool games like you do!
amazing progress man
cool
Great video! Love seeing your journey and what you've been able to achieve over those 2 years. Also grapple looks sick
Its great seeing how your skills have improved over the 2 years, also congrats on almost hitting 5K
Awesome! Cool to see how your game dev skills developed as well as your art style. Tri-to-win seems like a pretty fun game too. Here's to 2 more years! 🍻
We all started from nothing to something!! Gain knowledge on game development the more games we make :)
Grapple was impressive enough for me to give u a sub so keep up the good work!
I started a week ago
I'm still learning PICO 8
I’m taking that course right now
I just code in Roblox studio cuz I find it a bit easier
YOOO you have the same IKEA chair as me
really? You coded your game with just if statements and variables? Not even for loop just for fun? But seriously, good job. keep it up.
W-wait you made no money for any of these games???
0:09 4-5 hours? That's nothing bro, I play games literally 8 consecutive hours a day on average
It did more than inspire me! I even started to make my own games now :D
Bro i have a serious question. I like making games, but a lot of people say I shouldn't choose this field because I can't make money from it.
my question is can i make money by making a game?
you know playing 5 or so hours a day of playing games seems fun at the time, but it is not at all productive, some people realise this whereas others (like me) had to have some people knock some sense into you and I can say not playing games is far, far more productive than playing games and it is just better for your health in general and your liveliness, productivity and so many areas of your life can start improving.
I really want to start game developing and I don’t know where to start since I’m also a little young and I was just wondering what I could to to start
I started 1 year ago but i have some personal problems and im driving bus to my shool and i was learning english too with programing and i started qith roblox so there wad lot of complications but i just must say that i have birthday after 3 days
Thanks For the Inspiration:). I also wanted to make games I will start trying again.
Lol, I could really relate to your experience of just starting to code
sometimes it's not about money but doing what you love ..
We’re all those games written using Unity?
The children that compare 'karlson' to grapple are a joke.
How do u make games ON mobile and what website and how do i know what code what does
making a ton of crappy games is one of the most important things about gamedev.
I thought you will also say about game framework but u do not say
1:14 Epic DualWielded reference
wait you are the muck guy dont you
3:20
Yandere dev in a nutshell
Very good. Thanks.
toh kya karu meii
Keep up the great work 😁
i have the same chair
#wa
Am the only person from the
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great stuff fam
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I love it! You just inspired me to try to make a game in one month. I mean - I have done that before, but I think it is time to try something new, something I am not so comfrotable with... Maybe 3d? :D
inspired
Bob
👎👎👎
You make me smile with this progress,
Subbed :)
only the true lads know about the cursed narrator game :flushed:
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I just started my game dev journey a month ago. It's motivating to see this kind of videos remembering that we all start somewhere. !
How old where you when you started?
15
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You've inspired me, but not in game development ways. Basically, i have been toying with learning music production for a while, and its something I want to get into, but never really knew how to get started, so i gave up. Lately, ive been slapping sort of songs together, and sharing them ironically with my friends, and ive been told I need to keep going at it. Thats when i found your video randomly recommended to me, i took a look, and hey, if it worked for you, maybe it'll work for me. *I wanna play grapple now. it looks fun*
You have inspired me to start game development! I’ve been working on learning the basics and I’ve started my first ever game, wish me luck!
I have been interested in programming for many years now, almost 2 years ago now I started programming, a year ago I wanted to make a game and this video pushed me to design a level. Thank you