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Wow its great to see another indie dev out there. Great video and I think you have a good understanding of what goes into game development! Can't wait to see more from you
I think it's underrated to look at really bad maps and come to your own conclusions as a dev through playing or building them to understand and avoid their flaws.
@ronniemcnuttgaming959Yeah, we should just mash the space bar a million times instead. Bonus points for hitting your head on the 2-block-tall ceiling on the way down to bedrock.
@MethOverdose2001 i might be a dumbass but explain why? wouldn't a simpler collider equal better performance, assuming there is alot of spaces? or is this sarcastic and i'm a dumbass
good video but i don't think using multiplayer maps for singleplayer is a good idea. Multiplayer maps have to be balanced for both sides, but in singleplayer, you have much more freedom to craft the expierience.
CoD is not a good reference point for a "Good" FPS map, unless you're going for something really specific. Especially the CoD4-BO2 era. They do one thing extremely well (ultra-casual, easily accessible) but it's awful for everything else, because they break a lot of 'good' game design rules to achieve their goals. If you want a shooter that's; Competitive (Counter-Strike, R6 Siege), Class-based (Overwatch, Valorant), Arena (Quake, Unreal Tournament), Tactical (Ready or Not), or "standard" (older Halo, Battlefield titles) it will ruin your game. Where CoD succeeds is that it throws balance and game design theory out of the window, to allow players of all skill levels to enjoy themselves by having plenty of opportunities to get easy kills. An example of how they do this with map design is the fact that they're incredibly non-linear and chaotic, which enables a lot of ambush kills. Constant exposure to 5+ angles of attack through lack of cover and an overabundance of windows, doorways, multiple floor buildings, and open pathways. No "loops", lanes, or pathing flow. No structure or consistency. Video said there was 3 lanes, but there really isn't, because building interiors count as well, especially when you can shoot out of them. So it's completely freeform. It leads to a lot of randomness and uncontrolled variables, which is the enemy of "proper" game design. For most things, you want to eliminate that as much as possible. However it's really good ultra-casual gaming because it compresses skill difference by drastically reducing skill-based gameplay, so anybody can pick it up and feel happy by the end of the match because they managed to at least get a few kills. Or they can blame bad performances on bad luck, since there's no consistency, which forces people to face the reality that they need to improve if they don't do well.
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Wow its great to see another indie dev out there. Great video and I think you have a good understanding of what goes into game development! Can't wait to see more from you
Sometime making your own dream game is fun..that's what i want to achieve right now!
You've got this man!
Stoked for the next devlog! Looking great so far.
This is so cool! 😱 well done!
I think it's underrated to look at really bad maps and come to your own conclusions as a dev through playing or building them to understand and avoid their flaws.
HEY make sure to add invisible ramps to your stairs to make climbing them as smooth as possible
@ronniemcnuttgaming959Yeah, we should just mash the space bar a million times instead. Bonus points for hitting your head on the 2-block-tall ceiling on the way down to bedrock.
@MethOverdose2001 i might be a dumbass but explain why?
wouldn't a simpler collider equal better performance, assuming there is alot of spaces?
or is this sarcastic and i'm a dumbass
I wish you the best of luck! :)
What if you wanted your game to have a certain game’s graphics. How would you do that by coping files?
6:30 which Programm did u use for the skinning? Sry for being late 😂
Loooks sooo goood
Hey man, I'm learning to make an FPS game too
Can you share the tutorial or assets pack you followed and used to learn from ?
bro I learnt most of what I know from the Ultimate Character Controller Asset
@@Tvtig what about tutorial ?
How did you get the first person camera
just clip the stairs, invisible slopes!!
Give the link
good video but i don't think using multiplayer maps for singleplayer is a good idea. Multiplayer maps have to be balanced for both sides, but in singleplayer, you have much more freedom to craft the expierience.
I have always been a fan of firing range and black ops 4
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
CoD is not a good reference point for a "Good" FPS map, unless you're going for something really specific. Especially the CoD4-BO2 era. They do one thing extremely well (ultra-casual, easily accessible) but it's awful for everything else, because they break a lot of 'good' game design rules to achieve their goals.
If you want a shooter that's; Competitive (Counter-Strike, R6 Siege), Class-based (Overwatch, Valorant), Arena (Quake, Unreal Tournament), Tactical (Ready or Not), or "standard" (older Halo, Battlefield titles) it will ruin your game.
Where CoD succeeds is that it throws balance and game design theory out of the window, to allow players of all skill levels to enjoy themselves by having plenty of opportunities to get easy kills. An example of how they do this with map design is the fact that they're incredibly non-linear and chaotic, which enables a lot of ambush kills. Constant exposure to 5+ angles of attack through lack of cover and an overabundance of windows, doorways, multiple floor buildings, and open pathways. No "loops", lanes, or pathing flow. No structure or consistency. Video said there was 3 lanes, but there really isn't, because building interiors count as well, especially when you can shoot out of them. So it's completely freeform.
It leads to a lot of randomness and uncontrolled variables, which is the enemy of "proper" game design. For most things, you want to eliminate that as much as possible. However it's really good ultra-casual gaming because it compresses skill difference by drastically reducing skill-based gameplay, so anybody can pick it up and feel happy by the end of the match because they managed to at least get a few kills. Or they can blame bad performances on bad luck, since there's no consistency, which forces people to face the reality that they need to improve if they don't do well.
probuilder is kinda shit, its old, confusing, and lack features, i use Realtime CSG, its very good
Terminal is a better map.
It's rust
this is a cod map lol
Well spotted lol.