Not sure if any People Can Fly people are here, but I've run into a guy from Rare.

Also, cool to have a game audio guy here. I got my start as an audio programmer(before FMOD existed) and, well, let's just say I'm doing some new stuff now 😆

I've tried that approach and it didn't end well. What I do now is just to focus on something small. Maybe the health bar could use some animation? Maybe the front end menu could use some attention? I'll tackle those to give me that endorphin rush which gets me motivated to tackle the big thing.

I can vouch for these guys! Rare is a good studio and have some really cool people/projects!

This is the second Godot tutorial I've found on bsky in the last few minutes. Being completely honest, I haven't finished watching the whole thing(just got to the point with using signals to collect coins) but its great so far!

I'm not really a beginner when it comes to #gamedev, but I've never used godot. I'm going to watch your channel for more tutorials like these. You've definitely earned a YT subscription from me :D

I prefer "// can you spot the bug with this" kinda of comments. It makes it feel like a Where's Waldo minigame😆

I can't tell you how many times I'll be watching my son play a game, tell him to go back a bit, then ponder how much development time was spent implementing something he didn't even notice.

My son is annoyed by it, by I find it fascinating!

You do realize that AI is part of game development, right? I mean classical game AI, not generative and such.

Even then, the generative stuff still has uses. Blocking AI in gamedev feels a bit.. limiting. I can understand blocking the evangelists, but you should keep the realists discussions going.