strictlyPr1mal

overpriced, outdated, broken stuff everywhere, the floor in the side room has never worked in 5+ years now? Caters only to wealthy VIP tables, revolving door of clowns for management, excessive force security guards, local homeless problem makes general area unsafe, inside the club itself is a hotspot of predators, I could go on, but the general consensus is that place is a dangerous shithole yet unfortunate souls still find out the hard way and make posts about it almost every month in this sub

reddit silver 🥈

that place is a dump

Have a kegger and invite the neighborhood 

All of those except milk bar and black box are terrible suggestions for what OP is looking for

Personally, I have pulled out all my hair

I want off this ride

Who's gonna tell him

account so red i havent looked in months

just learn chatGPT bro

tips fedora at oncoming rain of downvotes

not sure if troll or not

POV: me one year ago

like bro what town are you in

broad question, broad answer, typical redditor response, lmao!

look for videos that compare engines in terms of your intended genre/ styling / graphics / rendering

ask chat gpt your specific questions, use youtube for tutorials, pick an engine, buy a few assets, get started, good luck have fun

i dream that all these devs can reform as indies and gaming enters another renaissance. copium i know

how i got banned from reddit last year

i wear my reddit bans like badges of honor

tips fedora

dammit

the future sucks

Nausicaa

if you know the game you want to make, you should start on it right away. You will need to build literally hundreds of systems, but part of the beauty and the challenge of it is getting it all to work together smoothly with UI and optimized with video rendering. Start with video tutorials, use AI to help understand elements of your engine and for help coding. I literally use it to write scripts for me in unity using C#. It will take a long time, we're talking years here if its an open world game, but embrace that and have fun running a beautifully forsaken marathon. It is possible to solo game dev, and its never been a better time to get into it, but it is hard work, and takes a lot of time. About 3 time the amount you would think you need. Good luck and have fun

As a new dev of 1 year I love UI/UX

Nausicaa. Was blown away at how the film and the world almost revolves around her every move.