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Still my fav game ever, still play too

If you need some more full-bodied tutorials, the folks at GDQuest have some great stuff.

I just started learning about a few weeks ago myself but I am splitting up between learning blender and godot. it's going very slow and I mess up tutorials a lot hahaha..But take notes while I do the tutorials and make a google talk to jot down things in sections for different things so I remember. My memory is super bad(I also had a stroke years ago) So I will prbably have to reference them a lot but I'm hoping it helps me learn.(I highly reccomend it because you won't remember everything you are doing and script is hard/long, so it might help if you have notes with sections you make to refer too along with the godot docs!)

130 million and 13 years later still no npcs so sad

Hello, I found your YT from itch and was wondering if you would make a video about my Indie horror story game called King Nightmares. I saw your Life in Bunker videos and hope to hear from yea soon :D

the majority of the negative reviews are just people who are mad about either one of if not the most advanced npc AI's taking longer than 0.5 nanoseconds or a *HARDCORE* game being *HARD*

the cut at 1:35. WHAT THE HELL DO I DO

thank you. I had never seen the ship built before

what button do you push? holy fucking shit, you dumb bastards keep talking and talking, WHAT BUTTON MAKES IT GO!!!!!!

still dont know how to make shotguns,sniper rifle.

Alpha 34 is out, if you are interested.. www.keeperrl.com/category/News

You've done a great job at explaining this. I'd love to see more information on actually creating the tilesets in Inkscape, LibreSprite, etc. Haven't seen any new content in awhile, so hope all is well.

Hey yo mister Feniks, when is indie news coming back?

Where is that img?

hello, i lobe thos video but i have a small problem, how can i see what npc is attacking with what limb to where?

first sorry for that but ive never seen a video this 1k views and no comments

: Man thank-you!

Supposedly, community driven, yet has 1,100 open pull requests open since 2017, etc. etc. Fucking yikes. No thanks.

Is there an episode nine or is that it?

For me... The "scene" thing is confusing, specialy in the fact that I came from working on Game maker and the elegant "object" and "room" concepts... I still struggle with the definitions...

Your footage is always lagging for some reason, you should definitely do something about it because I fail to watch it like that. :/

What a cool game!

Great video as always and best of luck on your NP degree! To my knowledge, an NP is a masters degree, and they learn the equivalent as an Internal Medicine/Family Practice MD without the title. I'm wishing you all the luck with family, school, and your game 💫

I've been trying a lot to figure out how it works, thanks a lot!

Very good topic and explanation, but could you please get rid of this stuttering when u show other youtube videos?

The new animation looks great! Good luck on your degree too.

Ahhh I see, step 1 paint the ceiling JK. Nice Tutorial I recently started learning Godot so this video will really help my learning journey.

What do you think of the running animation?

people who jack off Godot are idiots. I personally am just getting into game development, I've experimented with other engines and I just didn't like them as someone whos a beginner and really likes Godot's scenes and nodes system; however that's me. While I think things like RPG maker are fucking awful and will highly recommend people not use them, in the end all people should care about is the final game and its playability and performance. While it's always cool to see games were made in Godot, it's perfectly understandable why many devs don't use it; other engines just have more things a dev may need. Godot simply isn't as far as something like unity, while i think 4.0 I think is gonna really help it bridge the gap, espeically it comes to things on a graphical level , lighting being something I am especially looking forward too as some of the 2d lighting stuff looks really cool, and as someone who wants to make a game that has lots of really beitful lights in a 2d scape, that cast shaddows, that have an atmospher, and that done kill game performance, its really exiting to see how that plays outl; but that's still in development. while the game I am working towards making, and i still have alot to learn, is something I want to make in godot, that's because I like the scripting language, the way the scenes and nodes system works, especially in relative to how I wanted to setup my dev pipeline and game systems from there initial concept, and just generally have a good feel when using and learning and programming in the engine so far, and from everything ive seen IT SUITS MY NEED PERFECTLY, WITH 4.0 ONLY SEEKING TO ENHANCE THINGS. However let it be said I have already, in my very short time in the engine, found my own personal flaws, and due to my sheer lack of knowledge do not know how to add or change the things i would want to add/change. While the flaws I have may seem stupid to some probarly, they are just little things that annoy me. the fact that custom/advanced exports for example are such a bitch and half to make, when all i want is a searchable dropdown menu so i can make a scene that can easily have its values set from another scene (for example, having a door and having a searchable dropdown as an exported variable to detrmine where that door goes is somthing id love to be able to do, but done belive is possible right now) reguradless, so far for me Godot engine is really brilliant, again i cant get over how great it is so far; however there's a reason people use UE4 and Unreal- they have more money behind them so there kept current with the latest shit faster, they have been there longer and godot hasnt been as viable up until more recently, and most importantly they do better support 3D to my knowledge. Godot started out for 2d games and had 3d added, while 4.0 and Vulkan support will probarly make that better if not straight out completly bridge that gap, theres not only no guarentee but even if it does its never going to be of the same level as whatever has large ammounts of money behind it, becuase it takes longer to develop. Again, for making games on a game-dev end this is fine, but if where talking competing UE4 and Unity still pull ahead. I do genuinely belive that due to that plus the engines simplicity with its ability to also have the much needed complexity, that it could be "unity killer" for smaller projects, or for teams who want to develop for it. The reason I belive this, is that's its starting to feel more and more like its at a point where a lot of smaller projects would simply be easier to make in godot, and without fees would be worth doing so. Again this may not end up happening, all I can say is i am confident that by the time i finish my project (and ive barely just started learning so it will be a while) ill have enough knowledge adn experiance in the engine to really take advantage of it, as I can see it has so much un-tapped potential, and again its scenes and nodes system is just somthing i am inlove with if not straight out addicted to lol. Im exited for the future of this engine, and exited to see where it takes me in my own learning aswell as development of my own passion project game. this video is good. no downvote here. [BONUS LINUX RANT] as for the linux master race thing, while I do belive linux is a bette operating system, i also use windows right now because honestly its just easier. I want to swich my system over to arch eventually npt ebcause im some eletist, but because I genuinly get better performance on an arch install running something like i3 gaps, a desktop enviroment that when i was able to use it i really enjoyed and had a much better time getting work done on my computer while also enjoying my computer. combind this with the ammount you can customize linux, i really do like arch from what i have used. however arch, and linux in general, is ficle and unforgiving at times, and the reason im not on my arch isntall right now is i just dont have the time or patience to learn how to fix the audio issue I have that is purly caused due to my laptop (alienware 17r2) having a propretary audio card. while i can fix this by buying an external audio ard its not somthing i really want to do right now, and even if i did, while i like the idea of being able to configure arch and linux in general to a verry granular level, its an all day if not all weekend task that I really dont have the time for right now. People who look down on windowes & mac users are assholes. arch purists who jack off over arch are stupid. in the end its about the needs of the user. if my arch install didnt have audio issues, id be on arch instead of windows right now because i personally enjoy it more than i do windows, as once a linux install is set up and configured to be usable at a basic level you can set other things up and configure them as you go. But considering i cant even relax and watch youtube or some netflix after a long shift at work when i just want to relax and not spend the next hour trying to get my audio system to work, arch linux is not viable atleast until i fix this problem. Again though, i cannot stress how much i belive this is a personal preference, and while id love more people using linux, id love to see more support for propretary hardware such as mine, its just not the reality. If you cant hoenstly ask your grandmother or mother of father or somone of that sterotypical computer illitercy to use it and know they wont heave probelms, then dont demand others who have lives to use it. While i fully RECCOMEND people CONSIDER linux, and by extend arch linux or other distributuions like mint or manjaro, i by no means look down on them, not only because im currently stuck on windowsa myself but I understand just not wanting to deal with it. Not everyone has the desire to fully configure a system. many want that plug and play system. and thats perfectly ok. though as soon as i do get around to fixing my arch, either it by buying an external audio card or fixing some broken configs or compleatly removing all sound 'drivers' from my isntall and reinstalling and configuring from ground up (i think the issues on asla, and pulse and alsa arnt working properly, audio does somtimes work on it but its too inconsistant and 100% a software problem as this isnt an issue on windows install ever), as soon as its working to the point i can use my computers basic functions that I use daily, (all of which are installed on the arch install, just completly broken by audio issues, most things i do require audio, everything from chilling with the bois in a discord to watching this verry youtube video) im moving over to arch becuase i just enjoy it more than windows. [RANT OVER] sorry, the soft mention to that retardation of those idiots who call people sheep for not using arch bothered me, i am somone who dosnt like microsfot or windows, but i understand money and there nessesty. I dont think people who dont use arch or and linux are sheep, only sheep if they do so without question (for example, im fully aware of the data windows steals, i simply dont care, my reasons for wanting to swich over to arch are purly performance adn personal prefence as i like being able to configure things, and arch setup right would challange me to learn more about linux aswell as programming to increase my systems personal value, but also just be more enjoyable based on the long periods of times i have used linux (mint back then) in the past aswell as when it WAS working in this system for the short ammout of time it was) the open source community is great somtimes, but the blind hatrid of money is astounding, and while they claim to be oh so knowledgemle, too many of them dont know jack shit about how the world really work, and how the people who use the things they hate think. I unironically spent more time typing all this than watching the video. i dont care. i enjoyed doing so, and so it was worth the time and effort :D anyway, have a wonderful day and thanks for the good vid CYA! enjoy this comment i typed in notepad with no spell correct because my browser was being laggy and glitchy and shit

This was a very interesting video, thank you for being so honest as this really helps people to make an informed decision.

Thank you, Feniks! Very cool.

These look really nice devlogs! Will be on the follow.

thanks for mentioning my vlog! (side note, I'm from the Netherlands, not Denmark)

I just started a devlog and this is so inspiring to me ! I'm far from their quality !

Links to all the channels are in the video description

4:04 I low-key felt that. My video criticizing my experience with Godot was mainly disliked. In both my error and just stuff I just genuinely didn't like.

It was a really insightful video, thank you! And actually, it just made my decision to not using it even stronger, it is just really not for me. But let alone the core team stuff would frighten me away. You've got that like!

Damn, you were kinda brutal when it comes to the core team.

I watched DayZ and the game is sooooo empty and so boring. some lie down with a sniper in wait for hours for other people to come by to shoot them. my gosh. similar games, like Rust. Project zomboid will eventually becomes boring when you are good at defending and collecting resources. there is no motivation for more goals

Yup finily some dude with brains making tutorials.

WORST START EVER *immediately rolls two 6s*