don't do gamedev youtube
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- Talking about why if you want to do gamedev, you shouldn't do gamedev youttube, as well as the future of this channel.
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Don’t do game dev TH-cam, not even once. I lost my wife and kids
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That's a wild conclusion
happens to the best of us bro
wtf
i get your point that you are trying to be funny and you failed horribly
"Ghithub first, TH-cam second", you're right, better to be a developer than an influencer.
well, to each their own. if someone wants to be an influencer, that's their choice
@@spacenoomad Exactly
It's def not worth doing as a grind, just for fun. Hope you get that job and Georgia stays good!
Georgia? GEORGIA MENTIONED
Focusing on the projects first while making TH-cam videos as a byproduct is definitely the way to go. Your skills will improve faster and it shows in the videos. I've found my audience/viewership to also be more stable over the last 6 years than what is common with the more performative content. Educational content can also be part of that process since it's easy to make a good tutorial when you understand a topic very well.
Good luck!
Agreed!
This is true for all software related channels. It's best to not treat TH-cam as a job but as a form of expression or to show off your projects. You don't need to play the content game to make good content.
I made a game in... hang on, Unity's loading. Still loading. Um, you know what, this could take a minute. Let's just watch TH-cam.
Alexander Bruce: " A lot of people use the word luck to explain things they don't understand"
Sounds like you have a great idea on direction! Good luck to you and I look forward to what is to come!
Looking forward to your new content and best of luck with your fight against tyranny!
I'm at 4.5 years of gamedev YT and the advice I give is to know what you want to get from your youtube channel before you start. Is it internet fame? Then you need to feed the algorithm (as you say - a performance or tutorial). However that's not the only reason...
Is it to drive wishlists for your games? Then you need to be entertaining and have a fun game ready to show. Is it to get feedback? Then you need to be humble and honest, ask for help and admit ignorance. Is it to be part of the community? Then you need to be prepared to watch a lot of other people's devlogs! Is it to get a job? Then you need to be professional and unique enough to stand out. Perhaps only one video as a show reel is all you need.
All of those could be the right answer, but the goal should drive the kind of content you make.
Good luck Tamta! I hope to see some great game development from you in the near future.
I didn't know it was possible to change a channel name. I thought we had to just create a new channel. Good to learn, thanks.
I don't really know much about the topic and definitely have not been making any content
for that matter, but I do feel like the reason I watch Sebastian Lague even though he posts
once in a blue moon was because of the fact he made his videos based on his interests primarily,
and the cool little animation demos to help explain his code. Don't give up though! Have more fun
with it!!
There is a third kind of content - devlogs.
As a Georgian migrant currently living in Australia as a result of the 2008 Russian Georgian situation it's tragic to hear these issues are still plaguing us to this day. This is the first video I've seen from you (youtube algorithm recommendations popping off) but best of luck on your work and your channel, hopefully game dev becomes a path forward for you as a result of your hard work! I'm exploring the software engineering space myself and while it's a different ball game here in Australia, it's still pretty tricky to find opportunities for work in general which kinda sucks
I still get comments telling me how I should modify my content for my channel, I have to keep telling people I am not a youtuber, I am just making videos and uploading stuff that I want to put up. The whole idea of trying to create a channel, to me, is just silly.
I understand. I perceive TH-cam in 2 ways: work and pleasure. I think pleasure is better, because working on TH-cam is not about pleasure, it's better to go to a regular job (for me).
I like to perceive TH-cam as a random intermediary for creating a community, just a place where random game updates will be published
19 years of working in game dev studios and publishers as 3D/game engine R&D programmer and producer. I'm now retired from the industry and doing other things as work. But I decided to subscribe to your channel as what you said in the video sounded interesting to me :)
I'm sure that the most important thing in any youtube video is how you manage to deliver it to your audience. Yeah, it may sound cliche-ish, but it really important. i.e. I often catch myself watching some really long low-level asm coding videos as enterprise programmer... which you can guess absolutely disconnected from each other, but I really enjoy how it all presented.
And I hope Georgians will get through!
love the ocarina of time theme in the background, good luck with your game dev journey!!!!
good video! correct with the 2 types of video, i think theres a 3rd type of TH-cam gamedev content. the Dev Log, diary kind of content which you talk about the stage the game is in, what worked, what didnt, what are the next goals etc
So much respect for saying this out loud. Someone needs to. Feature-by-feature youtube content makes me annoyed because it's never made in a sustainable way. When you start actually working with the technologies they've explained you see how little they understood it, and that they basically made their content while following a tutorial themselves.
It's all about leaning more towards "gamedev" or "youtuber", so yeah finding out that game development it's where you feel better it's great. I personally feel more between "gamedev" and "programmer", which some times gives me a good bunch of headaches, and even tho u thought on making gamedev videos, i never felt like i was on position to say much. Good luck!
no hate or anything, but this is exactly how I feel about Thomas Brush - something just feels... off about his content, as if 80% of the energy spent is on the 'content' and not the 'contents' of his videos
I barely have enough time to dev and write a blog, I can't imagine how anyone gets serious devving done while also producing a ton of high quality performative OR educational content, at that point you are a youtuber who does dev on the side
Following your journey!
I know a tiny bit about Georgia, mainly the bench seats in cars and no mandatory child seats.
Miss those days over here.
when i saw pontypants devlog on difficult game about climbing and miziziziz's devlogs after releasing the game, i knew that it was going to be my strat as well
It's one of those activities you can't really do while swimming or exercising but you can try
Nice to hear, it's a reality check (and shock) for a lot of people to understand the amount of effort required to keep things running.
OK, not sure if anyone else mentioned this in the comments -- but I think it's possible to create a 3rd type of game dev content that doesn't fit the definition of either of the proposed categories. I'm thinking of a dev-log, they can be fun for people to watch (assuming they are fans of the game you are making) and they don't require the same level of work as the purely performative content (you have to do some extra work to document what you are doing, but you can still be working on your actual game). I guess maybe dev-logs might not generally do as well as the other types of content -- so maybe that's why they weren't included in the discussion. Nice video, thanks for making it!
youtube just recomended me this video and I'm agree, I wanted to do the a kind of "perfomantive" content but instead of the "I DID [existing game] BUT WITH RTX AND IN 24] type I want to do like "HOW I FIX THIS BUGS IN MY GAME", but the thing is that I don't want to have to do 2 works 😩... even that I'll give a try until I get tired of record my screen with gaps of 30 minutes doing nothing (?).
"Here's how I programmed a backdoor into my game - Customer Data Deep Dive #24"
Another thing to note, educational content is a lot more difficult to make have mass appeal than performative content, so you're more likely to reach mostly other game developers with it.
This is the first video of yours I am seeing, and I really wish you luck with being able to get a job outside of Georgia... The situation with expansionist Russia is terrible, and I wish you luck in getting out of there and getting safe.
Being a dev for exactly 2 days, I agree, essentially, we'd have 2 jobs, one is youtube and one is making our game. I don't like making the performative content, I'm not using TH-cam for that now; I happened to be a creator that analyses games before, so it's blending in well; but, I hear you.
There are a few hidden gems out there making actual developer logs which I love.. hard to stay motivated out here so I appreciate the ones who stick around. I know it's tough when all you see (majority) are meme-devs making "24 hours to re-create x game" with millions of views.
I just got into a game design college and this video came to me 😮
Hey! Is that the EditorsKeys SL 300? I'm looking at your video and really enjoying what you're putting down -- thanks for your honest, open take --, and I glance at the pretty blue light and I'm like heyyyyyy that looks FAMILIAR hehe
Hey! Loved your video! At what age did you become a gamedev? Also do you have any other source of income or is this your fulltime job? Thanks
hi, thanks!
i started playing around with unity when i was 15, and i dont really have a stable source of income yet. that's why i'm trying to find a job in the gamedev industry
2:09 I'm a big fan of videos that cover unique challenges and their approaches. aarthificial's videos are awesome, because they're in a sweet spot of entertaining and informative.
The more educational aarthificial videos don't teach a solution to a problem that I've already seen solved a hundred times over. And when aarthificial videos are more "devlog" oriented, like "Pixel Art Animation. Reinvented", they pose an interesting problem with a solution that gives me a more well rounded perspective on game dev, rather than serving as a "glossed up TH-cam scrum meeting" where all the changes made for that week are described and they show the food they made (although I enjoy those videos too).
Whoever you are, you sound like a voice actor. I've heard your voice somewhere else, but I have no idea where.
i've never voice acted so i'll take it as a compliment
Well done and best of luck!!
Development in general is doomed. The fault is... paradoxically... the industry.
Every "Do's" and "Don'ts" are meant for one purpose only... the constant churning of sub-par code, solutions that suits the problem because: they "just work", while product managers deliver dreams of buggy programs every 3 months.
Maybe this is because of my bad experience helping a uni professor in a non-developed country, but... the way some universities are teaching is extremely underwhelming... almost unethical
>> "Use this 2k line component to make a UI"
The issue?
It takes years to understand Processes arbitration in multicore architecture.
Years to understand Program Order.
Years to understand Processor/JIT optimizations.
Years to understand event-loop systems.
Years to understand WHY ALL OF THESE CONCEPTS **DETERMINE** the way that THAT 2k line component looks the way it does...
Years of pain and sweat to learn the underlying paradigms just to understand how NOT to use such components in the wrong way... which is even more important than knowing how to use them....
How do I know US Universities are equally as lost???
Just look at the amount of priority Dev youtubers give to *CAS principles*, *Program Order* or the different *Memory Lock Strategies* from the different processors... NONE...
Why is this important??? Well... this is everything!!!
A few days ago, the Primeagen did a reaction to someone hating on Rust... I personally don't like Rust, don't know Rust either... but the core issue of why that specific code snippet was hard was because of a strong CAS problem in communication feedback.
And NOWHERE... in ANY Information technology (IT) pensum have I seen such POINT been taught in a BROAD GENENRAL TERMS... I don't even THINK there exist any THEORY that defines how CASing, LOCK STRATS and the general way Computer Architectures work with and define System's Communication... and Communication as a WHOLE:
> Sequential Dispatch,
> Parallel Dispatch:
> Reactive/Proactive Consumption.
> Proactive enqueued/interrupted Consumption.
> Event-loop sequentiality/Lock-free cache arbitration + version control
> Message Version Control,
> Async Producer-Consumer, ...
> there is not even a proper name for... "(call)back-propagation" feedback (highjacked from AI), etc...)
If this is the first time you've heard these terms, is because there is NO STANDARD theory... when it should....
The concepts are all over the place, so much so, that every language has their own syntax to treat the same problems... when If the Field of IT would've properly been structured around CORE concepts (such as CASing or cache exclusivity strats and how they interact with communication processes (internet, local, cache level, system's communication in general)) Every Language could've at least kept similar syntaxes.
"Professional" programmers are rather more interested in grading the different languages based in its syntaxes, in how "verbose" they are... in how fast a print can be achieved... but never think of it in general system's terms.
And that is how AI may potentially take some jobs... not because AI is "smart", but because of surface understanding and a lack of curiosity of everyone involved.
Totally agree ! It's been close to 3 years doing gamedev youtube for me and I realized that there was a direct contradiction between what I need to do to make good youtube and what I need to do to make a good game, forcing me to do stuff just for youtube, taking away time from the important part of making a good game (or at least trying to). Like you said, it feels like 2 jobs.
I almost stopped, but I'll do quick short devlogs every X months just to keep it alive and have more than 0 eyes on my game. But while we all wish gamedev youtube was marketing, it's really entertainment, the great majority will never care to buy the game in the end, they are here to watch.
Good luck in your gamedev learning journey, I hope you can manage to find a job in the end.
thank you so much and good luck to you as well!
The best way to fail is to not try. You do game dev streaming which is slower paced and doesn't need to be packed into a video
> hey, follow my advice, I speak from experience
*has only 5 videos posted prior to this one, out of which 4 are about game dev*
Best of luck on your gamedev journey and with your protests!
I make my videos to document my code , and it conflicts with the youtube algorithm to the point where A.I. tools like "VID IQ" literally have ZERO CLUE what I am doing . ( Based on their AI video title suggestions )
Ironic how this is *the* video doing best in terms of traffic on your channel right now, eh? Subscribed because of the integrity you've shown in this vid :)
yep, the irony isn't lost on me
and thanks for the subscription!
damn I respect your courage to just stop and move on to new things
I'm from the US and it's sad how much of the world we don't see.
I wish you all the luck and success
but i will still do it bcz is my life
I love when the TH-cam algorithm throw hidden gems like this channel to my recommendations :D
3rd type: devlog, usually less view but ThinMatrix made it work well.
Good Job! Good Luck :)
Thanks. And, cool name! 😎👍
what's the background music? there is background music, right? or am I crazy?
ocarina of time intro
@@spacenoomad aaah, thank you
for me at least, gamedev youtube is a means to motivate myself. If I have an audience that expects to see the next devlog, then I'm pressured to work on it. Furthermore, the positive comments and constructive criticism I recieve also help motivate and improve myself. In my experience, gamedev youtube has only been a positive.
After playing the Georgian campaign in Age of Empires 2 the other day, I see Georgians everywhere! Anyways, good luck in your endeavors 😁🙏
good! glad people finally know about us. when i was little and told ppl online i was georgian they thought i was either russian or american
@@spacenoomad 😂😂😂 Ah yes, the Austria-Australian dilemma 🤣
Well, I knew about Georgians beforehand - not only because I had some great Georgian food in Krakow (egg in bread??🤤🤤🤤), but also because of Russian friends going there for vacation 😁. And the Tamar campaign in AoE2 certainly helped deepening the interest. Hopefully I'll get around to reading The Knight in the Panther's Skin 😌
მაიცა ქართველი ხარ? შანსი არააააა. Broooo nooo wayyyyyyy LETS FUCKING GOOOO. მართლა მომეწონა ეს ვიდეო პირველად ვიპოვე შენი არხი. რუსებს რაა დედის ტ*****. subscribed. I honestly respect the grind respect the change of strategy. I wanted to do youtube for fucking forever tried some things here and there but never had the courage to fully commit and fail, you really motivated me ngl. I have special respect for people who try fail and move on change the strategy. წარმატებები.
აბა რააააააა!
ვერ ვიტყვი რომ დავფეილდი. პირიქით, არხი იქაჩებოდა და გამომწერები სტაბილურად მემატებოდა, მაგრამ ინფლუენსერობა არასდროს მინდოდა D: უფრო მინდოდა კოდის კონტრიბუცია (და თამაშების პროგრამისტად მუშაობა) მარა არ გამომდიოდა და იმედია აწი გამოვა >.>
მადლობა კეთილი სურვილებისთვის
You have a cool name. I like your channel 🙂
stay strong bud
Oh cool! This is the first video I watch on this channel, which feels a little wrong. "big changes coming!" BUT I JUST GOT HERE!
Anyway, I have been trying to get into the game industry for a while now as well. I got a failed kickstarter under my belt now, and a few projects I can start sending pitch decks to publishers. And one thing I did consider was youtube. I was on the fence about it, but you have discouraged me from taking the plunge. Ultimately I want to make games, not game adjacent content. So far, the furthest I've been in this entertainer direction is just writing a blog on patreon.
All in all, I'm glad I found your channel, and it seems I found it at the right time. I really don't care for the "making my dream game in a week" kind of content, but I do love some passionate sharing of knowledge and projects.
Take care! Fuck Russia.
May I ask why do you prefer to get the job in EU rather than in US?
sure thing!
it's because it's way closer to my homecountry and it'd be easier to visit
Hope you find a good place to work at
Be careful with sticking your name to your projects like youtube channel and so on. If you happen to do something that you are later not proud of, it will stick with your name forever. And if you make unpopular decisions like add microtransactions to your game, then players could try to cancel you in real life. If you go by some nickname then majority will never get to know who you are. And to those game companies you can just include your github username in your CV. But anyways I wish you all the best with pursuing your dreams of becoming a game developer.
thank you! and being recognized is kind of the point, it gives me more chances to get hired
i dont like nfts, microtransactions, ans gambling, so i hope it'll all be fine
is it ok to add microtransactions to a free mobile game?
I'm gonna be honest. I was watching your every video a long time ago. then youtube stopped suggesting your videos even if I do check your channel time to time. its about consistency of uploads I guess. algorithm doesn't like 2 week no upload then stops suggesting. (also viewer retention)
Hey, I'm happy to make you a portfolio website if you're up for it. I am currently on a web development course and need some projects to fill out my portfolio.
i am very very thankful for the offer, but i don't really need a portfolio website, i think using github is the best option for app/game developers. also, if i was in your shoes, i'd rather make a website about something i'm really passionate about. for me that's nier for example : )
Good luck on your career and good luck emigrating as well; certainly a dangerous part of the world you are in these days.
My TH-cam channel is for my portfolios.
BASED, but sad.
This happens with all programming content btw.
So you're saying because I use a mix match of assets off of the Unity asset store that I'm not a real game developer?
that is not what i said at all
@@spacenoomad Thanks for clarifying that. I assumed that's what you meant when you were talking at around 1:21. Since you didn't actually say what you thought I interpreted it that way. Many of us game developers lack some or all of the skills necessary to make a game by ourselves but assets enable us to still bring our vision to life at least partially. Also some of us are too lazy to do it all or don't have the time but still have the skills. Even if you boil game development down to just making the levels on a terrain and placing premade 3D models on the terrain and using existing tools to help with the placement of certain objects on the terrain it's still quite a bit of time and effort that one person has to put into it just for that. If you then placed the burden of having to do it all from scratch except for the game engine then that would be overwhelming even if you were insanely good at all of the necessary skills. I'm doing it solo so I try to save on time and effort wherever I'm able to.
i made my dream game in 40 picoseconds
Commenting for better reach!
5 years, but only 4 videos before this?
nope, i had more. like 80ish? but i privated most of them to reflect the content change
You can certainly put a bunch of assets together within one day but it will be crapware and shovelware for the steam store . 😂
It's ok.
Too bad a lot of big GameDev TH-camrs sell the dream of TH-cam GameDev because it worked for them. Not everyone is good at it or want to be a youtuber... i never did youtube because i didn't like to make content, i like developing games. I work in the industry right now and i'm not a famous youtuber!
Of course i can't just make my dream game and everyone will know about it, but being relevant on youtube is actually more difficult than make a good game that sell itself. At least for me, because i don't want to make youtube!
So if you don't feel the youtube thing, don't do it. There are many roads to take for gamedev journey, take the best one for you.
Nice Video!
"if you want to do gamedev, you shouldn't do gamedev youttube"
This. Either youtube or gamedev.
or use youtube as like, your diary basically
use it to talk about game programming patterns and such rather than getting a ton of voews
Thank you
რიმოუთ სამუშაო თუ გინდა გეიმდევში, მით უმეტეს ევროპიდან, სავარაუდოდ ქეჟუალ მობაილ გეიმებზე მოგიწევს მუშაობა. შეიძლება გერჩივნოს ბექენდზე ან ფულსტეკზე რაიმე სამუშაოს აღება ვიდრე ეგ - ხელფასი ნამდვილად მეტი გექნება. ასევე, კარგია რომ ონლაინ სივრცეს ასე იყენებ შენი რეზიუმეს გადასანაწილებლად - მეც იგივე ვქენი წლების წინ და შესაბამისად სამუშაო არასდროს მაკლდა. ზოგი ადამიანი პირდაპირ მეილზე მიკავშირდებოდა რადგან გიტჰაბი ან საიტი ნახეს.
კარგი ცვლილებაა. წარმატებები.
რიმოუთად არა, რელოკაცია მინდა. მაგიტომ ავირჩიე C++
და ვიცი რომ ფრონტი და ბექი მეტს იხდის და საქმის შოვნაც მარტივია. მეტსაც გეტყვი სამუშაოც ბევრად ადვილია, მაგრამ თამაშების გარდა არაფრის კეთება მინდა
და მადლობა ^^
@@spacenoomad ჰაჰ, ახლა მივხვდი რუსეთის თემაც რატომ ჩართე. შენ თუ რელოკაციით გინდა, C++ სწორი გზაა. Unity-შიც ბევრია. შემიძლია რამდენიმე ქართველს დაგაკავშირო, ვინც ან ახლა მუშაობენ ევროპაში ან დიდი ხანი მუშაობდნენ იქ გეიმდევებად (რელოკაციით და ყველაფრით). მინიმუმ დაგაკვალიანებენ, თუ კარგი პორტფოლიო გაქვს რეკომენდაციასაც გაგიწევენ. დიდი ხანია ვიცნობ რამდენიმეს.
@@spacenoomad იუთუბმა წამიშალა კომენტარი და ახლიდან ვწერ - შემიძლია დაგაკავშირო ქართველ გეიმდევებთან ვისაც ევროპაში აქვთ ნამუშევარი.
ძალიან მადლობელი ვიქნები :)
@@spacenoomad მეილზე მომწერე. იუთუბი მიშლის კომენტარებს.
Got some good insight here! I love how you mentioned that doing "performance" content is like doing 2 jobs, because doing both game dev and TH-cam at the same time can get pretty exhausting. Thankfully, i don't think you have to be solely one or the other; I'd say my content is packaged as performative to attract a wide audience but I sprinkle in a bunch of educational content in my vids so the viewer (and me) can learn about game dev. I also think you need to be passionate about both game dev and TH-cam too survive in the game dev YT space, and a lot of people are only passionate about one or the other. Great vid 👍
thank you! and yes, i do mention it as well when i say that youtubers doing performative content aren't necessarily worse professionals in terms of gamedev!
i myself personally can't manage 2 jobs at once, but i'm glad it works for you ^^
She's cute :-), she reminds me of the chick from the movie Sabrina(not the teenage witch)
You've left out the third category of dev yter - person working on a same game and making development vlogs.
i didn't forget. those fall under either education or performance depending on how the devlogs are made
making devlogs blowwss
devlogs don't quite seem to fit into your two categories, no?
Also, for the first type, videos like "3 developers jam off the same art kit" does help you, no? Just like game jams are useful, and there you get to connect with other game devs as well.
Thanks
0:47 Yeah. Performative content everywhere... Educational content is helpful, but then, it's often not entertaining, namely when it's the kind you search around for to get help on something more specialized and can't find anything but low budget out of touch "content creators" who are really just tech gurus who don't dual-wield skills in tech and content creation.
5:17 Oh... you're in Georgie? And that shits going on? Where's the- NEWS from those big dumb mainstream networks?...
yep im in georgia
and idk where the news are, our country doesnt get that much coverage
@@spacenoomad Sheesh! That's awful. Not that its any revelation particularly, but it...s just a fact.
But, as a slight tangent, for all I know, as a person who's lived in the U.S. and Australia, is that Georgia is that one place Stalin was born and that Georgia and other similarly situated places in europe, are just there as buffer states for the middle east, and aren't really the most developed or living-friendly places to live... plus their culture is more of a showy thing, not really relevant to the modern era or how anyone there ACTUALLY lives & speaks there anymore(or its always about the fucking locals living on the streets or just roaming outdoors for god knows what reason and never about the silent majority - granted, that's "boring" and I'm making an educated guess that news organizations "avoid the silent majority" like the plague). Same kinda goes for Spain, France, and Italy I feel. The only "culturally relevant" & "up to date" group is the U.S. seemingly - and you gotta be American to seem important...
Same goes for your accent and culture seemingly, or else you're an outsider(part of this is probably me though?), unimportant, and less smart somehow(because up to date-ness is apparently considered being smart nowadays according to my defense mechanisms baked in my brain).
Its just one of those kinds of implicit subconscious messages I picked up through "growing up on the internet", meanwhile, never actually seeing this version of America in real life when I lived there(ok maybe glimpses), cause of social anxiety & feeling like an outsider.
Nowadays I'm kinda an outsider everywhere I go, cause I don't want to risk getting fully comfortable, as though I'm always preparing to be prepared to be shipped off some place else - metaphorically speaking, as its always been by plane.
Anyways, hope this was informative spacenoomad(& anyone else who's reading), despite it being a bit all over the place, I'm one of the quiet "outcast" types(omg guys he finds anime girls(of a particular stylization that is incredibly common that has no digusting nose holes, none that are visible most of the time atleast) more attractive than real girls!!!) so I'm not the most well put together. Seriously, being alienated and scared to say anything because of the fear of being wrong or outright harassed online(treated like dirt over simply having expressed the wrong opinion without care to who I ACTUALLY am, instead them placing an image of dirt in my place and attacking me in order to make me that piece of dirt), is bloody crippling for me. But, better now then never I suppose...
P.S. America is the "only culturally relevant place", is what I meant earlier. All the other english speaking countries may as well be America-DLC content(especially Canada cause they sound the same for the most part) as far as "what's considered" goes, with the exception of Japan, although even they have seen their fair share of being ignored & assimilated into American culture & made irrelevant, atleast to geopolitical conflicts, I feel... Speaking of geopolitical conflicts, its always bloody America and Russia, and we never get to hear about anything OTHER than geopolitical conflicts, and if we DO, its always something incredibly unimportant & not at all about the culture of where we're living... Always just non-controversial run of the mill shit... Like damn, where's all the reports on the affects of tokenism on Aboriginals? Not in the mainstream news, they seem to like to pretend that the issues that Aboriginal people face, doesn't exist, like the Aboriginals don't have any problems anymore... Same, oh god, ESPECIALLY with "white people", there's nothing, not a lick of news about how all different demographics, including the largest of them all, are coming to grips with identity politics. Its like anyone who says anything that's wrong, just gets cancelled, regardless of what their saying, and again, like we get permission to call them dirt for simply daring to utter the words "I don't like the idea of getting a surgery to replace genitalia" or something like that.
I understand what you're saying but PLEASE stay the course! We need more females in this field!
i am not leaving the field
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but isnt gamedev youtuber a way to promote your game? maybe it depends how much time you invest on it
Brunette xqc poggers
dont put your real name out there
just use a username
i want my real name out there bc it gives me more chances of getting hired
if i'm known for my github contributions by my name and i send a resume, it'll get more attention
good video
Georgia ? That was the country Russia invaded before Ukraine right ?
yep
You have a very American accent, I thought you were an American at first.
Wait no, i cant be the only one who finds those challenges incredibly boring
Yeah, the Georgia situation is scary. =/ I'm wishing y'all the best but... idk. When leaders don't listen and are corrupted as yours are It's time to remove them. As you said, they don't care about Georgia. They care about Russia.
that's what we're plannin on doing! the elections are in september i belileve
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