That 'Game Over' music is epic! 👍🏾

You're right, it was in last year's showreel. I remember now... 👍🏾

If you check the Godot Asset Library/Asset Store and GitHub, you'll find a good few templates and add-ons that can help you make an RPG.

There are many tutorials on YouTube as well. Given that the RPG genre is VERY popular amongst Godot game devs, finding useful resources is trivial.

Good luck! 👍🏾

You can do visual scripting with Godot 4 via the 'Orchestrator' and 'Block Coding' plugins. Godot 3 has visual scripting built-in.

Unreal, Unity and GameMaker Studio all offer visual scripting.

You'll probably want to check out Gdevelop, because like Construct, it uses event sheets. 👍🏾

Apparently, they're making making fundamental changes to the engine and claim to have already achieved major performance gains.

They're calling it the 'ReX Engine', although they weren't smart enough to check if the name is already in use... *SPOILER ALERT*... it is.

Capcom won't be happy! 😆

If all goes to plan, it'll be available in Godot 4.7

Yep, the missing number is 12.

Yep, I've got the same 200450

I've heard people express similar experiences when making web games... interesting.

Thank you for letting me know your experience.

If it is true, could it be the way they implemented Vulkan in Godot 4? Was it a janky implementation? That's what my gut feeling is telling me 'cos from what I can gather, these issues only seem to be affecting Android phones.

Obviously, this has implications for non-Mac desktop users as well... 🤔

Bleachbit for the win 😀

Haha... FOSS to the grave my friend. Bury me next to Richard Stallman. 😂😂😂

On a serious note tho', JetBrains make phenomenal software. I'll check out Rider as it's been a while since I've touched any of their products.

Enjoy your day.

You're right, it does support GDScript too. I only remembered after I had already responded.

I'm more of a VS Codium guy myself 😉

JetBrains Rider isn't free for commercial use.

If you're going to use an external editor and want to integrate that into your Godot workflow, your best bet is to use Visual Studio Code/Codium. There are plugins available for these IDEs that make integration seamless.

Good luck with your game!

Yes, it's like IntelliJ, but for .NET apps (C#) instead of Java/Kotlin.

Godot supports C#, so they're bringing some extra goodness to JetBrains Rider, specifically for Godot users.

Lovely jubbly! 😃

It's an one of the biggest and best .NET IDE (Integrated Development Environment) available. You can use it to code, debug, compile and much, much more...

It's good news! 👍🏾