2 Years of Learning Game Development in Unity | My devlog progress

I spent the past two years learning the Unity Game Engine. Thank you all for watching my two year journey from nothing to maybe one day something in Unity. I've had a lot of help and learned from a lot of great people on youtube, and I highly encourage you to check out some of my favorites

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About me -
Hi I'm TJ a developer who is passionate about learning gamedev I primarily develop games on the unity platform but any code is fair game for game dev. I’m still learning a lot but hope you’ll be able to learn from my progress.

Software Used -
Unity Version: 2021.1.22f1

PC Specs -
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
AMD Ryzen 7 2700x
32GB RAM

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[iamsphericus]

“I couldn’t see the friends I don’t have.” I knew this was the video for me.

[archiemitcheson]

I thought this video was very professionally made, I was surprised when I got to the end and saw your subscriber count, you definitely deserve more! Great work on some really good looking games!

[narubyriverlione]

You got me in the first minute “not seeing friends I don’t have”. And “looking at unity, no idea what I was looking at”
Exactly my feeling!

[stanthomas]

I've watched a few "how I started game dev / my game dev xx year journey" vids and this is by far the best one. Not the funniest one but definitely the most humble, straight forward, and informative.

[cuca_dev]

The quality of what you achieved so far is amazing! Tourney Manager gave me tons of Mount & Blade vibes.

[DrLazerbeam]

Great job man. I'm not even interested in unity but I love people who set out and learn stuff and you've definitely made incredible progress. See you in two years

[Broudy]

This is really inspiring, seeing the progress is fantastic, hoping one day soon I'll have some actual progress to show to others.

[MrMEOLA]

I really enjoye d your video. Nice progress youve made over such a short span of time. Look forward to seeing what you create in the future!

[tamblyn]

Hey man, you seem down to earth about all this, just wanna say thanks and make sure you are aware how important is for others to see the humility and honesty in your videos. For their own journeys into potentially using unity and game dev. Thanks for a great video.

[vilijavelykyte]

Originally being a depresso espresso linguist, only a couple days ago did I realize that I could actually develop a genuine passion for games development, even though I know absolutely nothing about it. You, sir, are my first inspiration. Immediately subscribed. Good luck with your upcoming projects! Best wishes from Lithuania

[KayGee_yt]

COVID really was a time. You were able to go from "I like this game. Maybe I'll make my character taller?" To "time to learn an entire career path 😌"

[curiouspers]

This is pretty insightful and inspiring. Also great progress! Keep it up!

[Nomadnetic]

Fascinating to see how quickly you have progressed. Excellent stuff. I look forward to seeing more.

[brettabraham]

This makes me feel so much better. I've recently been frustrated with my progress in Unity, as I didn't have anything truly ready after roughly a year of using the engine. I hopped off of projects fairly often, but seeing that you pretty much did the same shows me that its a big part of the learning process.

Great video! Subbed!

[aranthos]

Really cool to see how you’ve combined your learnings at the end. Also really cool compilation and overview of your journey.

[kealleee]

I am just so impressed. Sometimes I get lost in the complexity of game development and it gets overwhelming. But seeing others stumble just as much is very comforting. I am in awe of what you have accomplished and that last bit with dancing avatar... *chefs kiss* amazing!

[DungeonWard]

Hello from a fellow dev. You have done so much in those two years. I've been at this for 4 years and feel like I've done less even though I have a game already out there in open beta. Excellent video, quality editting, very promising youtube channel.

[danellboy]

Wow, really inspiring. Even more so you talking about your struggles and how they've helped you learn. Well done! The games look awesome!

[anthonyjgreene]

I’ve been browsing game dev videos off an on for a year now and done few Unity tutorials. This is by far the most inspiring video I’ve seen. Thank you. And I adore the character assets.

[WillPJA]

Been super interested in learning unity for a while now and I think the most difficult part for me is biting off more then i can chew with little to no skills, it’s great to see how well you’ve been able to understand when you’ve reached your limited and pivot to a new project with new knowledge and being able to apply that further down the line. I have you say your understanding of Youtube content structure and editing is impressive and I feel like you’ve got the groundwork for a really strong channel here going forward! I liked and subscribed! Also, good job on crediting and promoting those who assisted you in getting to where you are even if they’re a larger creator then yourself, it’s a small thing but it goes a long way in earning credibility and respect when it’s so easy to take credit for others work online