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Pro Tip: Study in Europe and voila no student debt to pay back. Then apply for state / county subsidies and if you're lucky you might get full or a sizeable chunk of the funding you need.

Most folk want gamedev for the wrong reasons.

I did know about this already but never looked at the statistics or how successful it would be. GG

Now I wish I had a beer to chug... 0:42

I really appreciate how you kept it real in this video 🔥

Gimp is basically free Photoshop with the ability for animations 2:00 to 2:15

Ngl I'm glad I started buying all these licenses for DAWs and Game Engines, I just started my CS degree at 28 and have been in the 9-5 world for a decade. Best self investment tbh

You're better

I'm a destination guy. I want to make a game my friends will like, then hopefully, the world.

This is why gameplay > above everything else. It doesnt matter how much time you spend on something. No one is buying it if its not fun or doesnt appeal to them.

Hey thx for sharing this insight! Assets can me marketable as well!

Thankyou so much,for such cool content

I am neither programmer neither artist (more of an art oriented person) but I am not practically good in any field. I am now trying to learn godot, on model making I need to learn how to texture, wrap, make layers. In coding basically I am a rookie and need to follow tutorials to be able to replicate. The idea of making assets and sell them is currently more favorable idea because that is what most people try to avoid if possible. There are nice stuffs but I personally would want to go with the hard ways and do everything by myself.

zbrush is probably the most poorly designed softwares in existence, which is a shame because it's also one of the most capable at what it does.

What if your models bones don't have collider's can you make a blender to unreal video of this?

Great! Thanks :)

There's also a lot of work on freelance. Everything from fixing bugs to participating in an entire project

Awesome video as always man

I was interested in this video until you said the words "twenty six hundred thousand dollars" Now I'm not sure I can trust anything else that was said.

Completely agree on the premise and the advices you gave, but I think that this shows how broken the system is. If you put five years into making a product is just wrong to sell it for five bucks..the pricing system for games is just plain wrong. The problem is that indie games always tried to compete with AAA titles and the result is that when a AAA title release for 60 usd or so, by comparison we think thata solo project should cost around 10 or less.. but this way it can't work.. the volume of sells that a 5 or 10 usd product has to generate in order to repay itself is just monumental and out of the vast majority of cases.. I don't have already the solution, but I feel like something should change in the way we see videogames, especially Indie titles..

when opening the characters on artstation, i get this error: {"message":"only for active users","code":"inactive_user"}

2:20 - I don't think "twenty six hundred thousand dollars" (2.6M) means what you think it means. It's more like "two hundred and sixty thousand dollars" (260K). :)

Isnt this kind of unsustainable? If most income to the games industry comes from the games industry instead of the public, i dont know how long it will last.

thank. you. i. love. you.

dude tx for explanation and all but please dont scream from the first second video starts

Bruh my mirror x doesn’t work

Do you think « full games » would be able to sell well ? Like small mobile games that people would buy to make profit

I never thought about it, but it's pretty mind-blowing that components of a game are priced higher than games.

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so the money is not on the gamer market but in the dreams of developers

4:34 You have found the ultimate mall ninja deal!

2:38 This is why Moonring will ruin us all...

Love it

I think an important point here is not to put your livelihood behind it in the first place. One of those "you can do it" voices you mentioned in the beginning also stresses don't do it as your job. Have a job to pay your bills and do it on the side

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This is a need to know. And I needed to know. So, now I know.

Hello, I have a question. I added cloth physics for the cable connected to a probe in blender. How do I transfer this physics to unity?

thank you sir

"twenty six hundred thousand"?

Never thought about selling parts/packs of the game whilst creating the game, awesome idea!

Be warned code submissions to engine marketplaces can have ALOT extra time consumption due to code housekeeping (Commenting, cleaning code, categorisation) and submission process, depending on project size at least for UE.

Yeah i just stay stupid with one web/android app, year ago i wanted do simple game.(😢so hard) now i return in dev my app. After app i want return to dev game...hope i do something good🎉

Does not work in UE 5.4 for static meshes. Its just broken.

Great advice!

And thats the reason why I'm not quitting my day job, while both making my game in the free time and making assets at the same time. You never know what can happen, might as well stick to as much income sources as possible.

This channel is a gem 💎

Damn damn damn. I need to watch out for "sellable" code while coding.

As a fellow Unity mobile game dev I agree. There is a huge competition in the market. I see hundred if not thousands new games released everyday and some of them are really big when compared to you or your team. This year I released a game, but the gameplay sucked! Then I realized people like to post gameplays due to satisfying feeling it gives. So I decided to add a built-in video recorder and the sales doubled! Sometimes game doesn't work so be ready to pivot and make a tool out of it.