group projects look fun but when they ask me what im good at and im like dude jst tell me what to do (i've never worked in a group before and do everything by myself)
@@Kenishurapersonally prefer doing every coding by myself, not that I do not trust my group's skill but Im just too lazy to learn their code. Only downside of that is I have to explain everything when time comes, and they wont get the same scores.
@@lordsubl1me yeah it sounds hard to work with a group of coders unless its jst 2 people when models and designs and the other develops thats much easier
Always prepare to presentations. "What we did" and "What we learned" because sometimes someone makes your project but 100 times better and they present moments before you. In those cases the real game is the friends you made along the way. Agile is all about pivoting.
i'll let you in on a little secrete. people who regularly partake in gamejams have 90% of their code per-written so they can just copy paste it into their idea. there is so much difference between games not. so if you have a large library of previous projects you can copy most of your work from there.
@@lorcanzo2498 It makes sense. Like imagine you already have a perfect fps controller from your previous projects. Why would you make another one instead of copy pasting the old code
@@stickguy9109 I understand that but then why compete in a timed challenge if one person would have to work much more to reach the same point as another
pasting is recommended and still it doesn't avoid obstacles @@lorcanzo2498 , the same way we don't invent a new computer using binary and such because we need prefabs everywhere in life
I'm grateful for this video. Thanks for sharing your humanity, for describing this condition in such a clear way. (I'm also heavyly depressive at times and it's great to have an insight on it) Hope you get through it.
Oh, ive been to a similar in person game jam event (tho it was 40h) with a team of 3 (2 programmers, 1 audio).. we barely sleept (on the floor, bout 2-3h in total) didn't leave the building for 40h straight ... but we got 1st place 💀worth it
oh nice that this is in my recommendation again. This is the video that inspired me to learn game dev (again) and participate in game jams. I join 2 jams, wanted to join the 3rd, but burn out happened. No regrets! Learned a lot, it was fun. Reading nice comments and feedbacks are always uplifting.
This Guy: 48 hours, no experience. Done. Me: 4 months, some experience. Help, I am stuck in the fifth level. (I will ignore the group size for comedic reasons) Edit: Ah, ya me sonaba el "acento" familiar. Yep, se nota que no hablan ingles de lengua materna.
you should always fetch the develop branch before adding new code to your branch. this way the dev that made the code solves the conflict. and you will have no problem.
10 years as a professional and i still have issues with rotations. Yes, they are a bit more complex, with symmetries and scales and stuff, but it's still rotations.
I would do a game which is inspired by the movie roots, but it’s slightly altered. Instead you’re a wealthy respectable merchant who collects and sell some goods that are not sold today 😊 you gain more abilities as you go, make ur money with extra cruelty
Well, its seems like you learn a few things with this experiencie, but the most important is DONT USE GIT WITH UNITY IF PEOPLE ARE GONNA WORK ON THE SAME FILES, ONLY FOR NEW THINGS LIKE SCRIPTS,SCENES, OBJECTS AND SOUNDS, there are better program for unity than git (plastic scm for example)
I cant remember how many games I have ruined because of git. The easiest thing you can do is make a gitignore file and a gitattributes file. Will save a lot of space from the project and make conflicts rare(er)
so this is what a group project without that one person who does everything looks like
The one person who does everything is called a dev
@@kinsou3865 dev group
group projects look fun but when they ask me what im good at and im like
dude jst tell me what to do
(i've never worked in a group before and do everything by myself)
@@Kenishurapersonally prefer doing every coding by myself, not that I do not trust my group's skill but Im just too lazy to learn their code. Only downside of that is I have to explain everything when time comes, and they wont get the same scores.
@@lordsubl1me yeah it sounds hard to work with a group of coders unless its jst 2 people
when models and designs and the other develops
thats much easier
This video taught me that having the ability to make a game doesn't mean you won't encounter skill issues
321 likes and no comments let me fix that
@@Kurogooo 🅺🆈🆂
@@KurogoooTalking about 'Skill Issues'.
it looked off so i had to fix the ratio
@@0AThijs yea bro has a skill issue
This channel is the embodiment of "oooh he just like me fr fr" but for game devs
Yeah it's like to see someone as bad as you for once lol
You think thats bad? we decided to do it with 5, 3D ARTIST AND ONLY 2 DEVS ''it went bad''
For this jam, we were 3 FREA**ING DEVS! If the design is bad, it's not a problem, it's a
Always prepare to presentations. "What we did" and "What we learned" because sometimes someone makes your project but 100 times better and they present moments before you. In those cases the real game is the friends you made along the way. Agile is all about pivoting.
Hi everyone, I hope you enjoy this chaos :)
Chaos is just the beginning :P
A legend is back with a great video
I enjoyed it. Cheers.
Launch it on steam for 500 bucks. Someone's finna buy it for sure lol
W video
i'll let you in on a little secrete.
people who regularly partake in gamejams have 90% of their code per-written so they can just copy paste it into their idea.
there is so much difference between games not. so if you have a large library of previous projects you can copy most of your work from there.
Why would you compete in a gamejam if you were just pasting
@@lorcanzo2498 It makes sense. Like imagine you already have a perfect fps controller from your previous projects. Why would you make another one instead of copy pasting the old code
@@stickguy9109 I understand that but then why compete in a timed challenge if one person would have to work much more to reach the same point as another
@@lorcanzo2498 It's life someone's always better than you
pasting is recommended and still it doesn't avoid obstacles @@lorcanzo2498 , the same way we don't invent a new computer using binary and such because we need prefabs everywhere in life
idk what's funnier
"24 conflicts, holy moly"
or
The artists going on strike multiple times and then making memes about themselves striking!
3:59
"they managed to install photoshop..."
_shows gimp_
He’s returned, I’m feeling since I’ve started game development your videos will be much more relatable.
This looks like it was a fun experience for y'all!! Welcome to the gamedev community btw :)
- yeah, git is awful when it comes to gamedev, lol -
Well it's better than hackerrank and shit🤣🤣🤣🤣
New person trying to learn godot and stuff, any tips
@@Azure9577 *documentation* mon frere
"Just needed to merge some Git branches."
Unity.
Well that gave me some terrible flashbacks.
it is my dream to find a friend group like this and make a game w/ them
Same. I hope i will when i start school in the fall
Can we be friends!?
@@zatzuwe can be if you want
@@pinknokia1780 [Achievement] A friend
@@zatzu achievement:game dev team created
Honestly this is why I try to be an all star, make my own msuic, art, maps and code
Of course even so it's not easy...
I'm grateful for this video.
Thanks for sharing your humanity, for describing this condition in such a clear way. (I'm also heavyly depressive at times and it's great to have an insight on it)
Hope you get through it.
Oh, ive been to a similar in person game jam event (tho it was 40h) with a team of 3 (2 programmers, 1 audio).. we barely sleept (on the floor, bout 2-3h in total) didn't leave the building for 40h straight ... but we got 1st place 💀worth it
top tier vid, i subscribed and clicked the sponsor link, *insert vpn name* was soo coool
Before i watch the whole thing i just wanna say that the editing looks epic and im just on the beginning!!
You don't know how much I love to see small informal teams making stuff together lol it's so funny, no matter what they're making
oh nice that this is in my recommendation again. This is the video that inspired me to learn game dev (again) and participate in game jams. I join 2 jams, wanted to join the 3rd, but burn out happened. No regrets! Learned a lot, it was fun. Reading nice comments and feedbacks are always uplifting.
I loved this video! Keep making awesome stuff Mults!
ehh your sound design team stole that music for the game, it's from "(Mother Earth's) Plantasia -- Mort Garson (1976) Full Album"
I thought it was!
5:02 sonic and the black knight music, very respectable
edit: all the music choice is great
"forgor to save the scene" is constantly occurring in my git commits
This makes me enter a game jam with my best friend
this was one TH-cam video I can say I laughed
"we just assumed we could merge everything and it would all work" and 100 other jokes we tell ourselves...
exactly
2:35 the classic Lego ad voice “HEY!!” 😂
Respec ++
The fact that there was monogatari and steins gate music in this video automatically makes it a 10/10
Fr
i feel falling into the math trap so hard 💀especially with quaternions, those are a nightmare
The Last Airbender 💀
Great vid btw 😎👌
At This Pace We Would Directly Inject The Video Into Our Brains
This is funny asf! Doing something like this would be so fun, its making me wish i had dev friends lmaoo
Such a high quality video produced by 30k subs channel?! Subscribed!
That "hmm" at the start awakened something in me
Didn't expect "polska gurom" here
always expect unexpected
I want to be a game dev and don't even know anything about asset design, and it looks, like the most important part.
This Guy: 48 hours, no experience. Done.
Me: 4 months, some experience. Help, I am stuck in the fifth level.
(I will ignore the group size for comedic reasons)
Edit: Ah, ya me sonaba el "acento" familiar. Yep, se nota que no hablan ingles de lengua materna.
Hahaha bro, we participated on the same game jam and had same idea. We didn't finish the game because we overcomplicated it. 😢😂
3:41 = plantasia 0 : 49
3:39 VITAL!!!! VITAL SPOTTED #vitalspotted
buddy literally just did a loose remix of Plantasia by Mort Garson
you should always fetch the develop branch before adding new code to your branch. this way the dev that made the code solves the conflict. and you will have no problem.
idk u but i liked ur video because avatar tla is ur favorite show
Hollup is that Amadeus playing, easy sub
Which gamejam in Sweden was this? I’m currently living in Gothenburg and would love to participate in one of these.
For a first game, you guys did well
If it makes you feel any better my team did a very similar idea but worse for that game jam.
I like how the most replayed part of the video is after the ad 💀.
10 years as a professional and i still have issues with rotations.
Yes, they are a bit more complex, with symmetries and scales and stuff, but it's still rotations.
I would do a game which is inspired by the movie roots, but it’s slightly altered. Instead you’re a wealthy respectable merchant who collects and sell some goods that are not sold today 😊 you gain more abilities as you go, make ur money with extra cruelty
This is the Triumph of the Human Spirit!
Wait i thought 48 hours is 2 days... Nice. Also it was not chaotic it was beautiful.
Two group that decided that creating roots is fun?? Whaat?)
Error no 1:
- not using GODOT for a jam.
I was very confused when starting with godot so I just went with unity cuz its easier.
5:03 day 3? 48 hours? something is wrong here
Bro sold it to me by playing DOOM in bg.
average hackathon experience
music is too loud compared to speech, but I had a laugh xD
keep it up please :3
where did you work, place looks nice but not like someone's home. ı find it difficult to find places to do group projects.
Real Gothenburger
the most replayed part of the video is the end of the adblock 💀💀💀
That what I'm saying!
classic gamdev moment
should be a series :0
the polish flag is upside down lol
on 1:44
I feel a lil better with myself now
3:39 which laptop is this
Super random question-
it's lenovo ideapad gaming 3!
neat, great video and game :)
Well, its seems like you learn a few things with this experiencie, but the most important is DONT USE GIT WITH UNITY IF PEOPLE ARE GONNA WORK ON THE SAME FILES, ONLY FOR NEW THINGS LIKE SCRIPTS,SCENES, OBJECTS AND SOUNDS, there are better program for unity than git (plastic scm for example)
what uni do u go to ? great vid
I cant remember how many games I have ruined because of git. The easiest thing you can do is make a gitignore file and a gitattributes file. Will save a lot of space from the project and make conflicts rare(er)
OMgggg i was on this jam !!! it was verry fun c:::
That's really cool! It was pretty fun indeed hahaah
bad bully 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯
Where were they working?
LA MA QUINA NO FUNCION ADA
1:47 that’s true🗿🗿🗿🗿
i feel your pain. im making a game for my friends birthday i have like 3 days left now. (im bad at coding)
dude i am so proud that the programmer is turkish!
POLSKA GUROOM
raczej do góry nogami nwm czy zauwazyłeś xD
Mmmm yes, kizumonogatari soundtracks
Yoo I joined the global Game Jam this year and I won in my city with the team I got assigned
1:44 you do know that is the maroco flag right?
4 hours setting up git and downloading unity sounds about right
How did you use java with unity?
THE SPANISH PART HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Convinced "pronoooobster" is a hololive fan.
1:39 to skip the ad
I wrote Flappy Bird in 90 MINUTES solo
1:47 polska gurom!
am I crazy or is that song plantasia?
Yeah, we used that as a sample, but I forgot to mention that in the video so I added it to the description hahah
@@MultsElMesco ah that’s pretty cool!
what is Grass?
nice
i saw this before editing so first
the dude chose C# for Unity and was seconds later Programming Java
AND WHO CODES IN AN LCD !!!?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:46 why Polish flag is upside down ?
I'm so glad im not alone lol
THATS NOT THE POLISH FLAG
Bor du i Sverige?
Do you have a Discord server Mults?
Ionel, Teo/Theo, Andrew
Are you guys from Romania? :)
Edit: nvm you're from Chile
Well, i'm half romanian actually so you're not wrong
@@MultsElMesco oh nice
I'm also romanian ( useless info )