Python Text-Based Rpg Tutorial Part 6 - Finishing Inventory | Save and Load

Thanks for watching.

[NightFore]

I thank you deeply for this well explained tutorial as I was able to build the core of my future RPG Game while still understanding what I'm currently writing (otherwise "my" game would've been meaningless).
:)

[zacharybarnes]

Just finished the game! I have to say, best series to follow along with. Having done only a small bit of programming before in post-secondary, I found this extremely simple to understand, and learned lots about Python. Hope you make more in the future!!

[glerk]

what i think is a dead channel

but the YT'ber still replies after not posting anything for 7 months
within a day or a guy commenting on this 7 month old tutorial thing.

+1

[famas]

Love your no bullshit way of explaining code. Very simple and easy to understand despite getting into python only a couple months ago

[SavagePotatoo]

Was wondering when you would finish off this code :'D Great beginner tutorials in my opinion. I recommend maybe updating the series it to fit the newer syntax etc. I'm glad you came back and finished it off though!

[OttosTheName]

Ok, windows set to 100% volume, wearing headphones, I can just about hear this video, now just pray to god I didn't forget to close any software that can make a sound.
JK, great tutorials, having to close a few pieces of software is well worth the 10 seconds of work xD Thanks for sharing this!

[SHONNER]

Adventure games are fun to program. Especially in Python.

[marxman]

These are great, I only wish you could flesh things out even more! In particular, I'm trying to figure out how you would make a persistent game map for this. Like, if I want the player to have the choice to move from "dungeon entrance" to "dark corridor" to "treasure room" using north, south, east, west commands.

[CarnetsVirtuelsTchey]

Microphone is terrible, but your serie is great, thanks.

[vfunnell]

Brilliant tutorials - really helped me

[azzorzer]

I made a simular game in java but with a pop up frame and with options your click on

[shash]

Is this channel no longer gonna make more tutorials... I was really hoping for more.

[Pinecone]

My save code isnt working:

elif option == "3":
os.system('cls')
with open('savefile', 'wb') as f:
pickle.dump(PlayerIG, f)
print("\nGame has been saved!\n")
option = input(' ')
start1()

Here is the error I get:
_pickle.PicklingError: Can't pickle <class 'Player'>: attribute lookup Player on builtins failed

[ethanpadden]

This very great videos I enjoy mucho jajajajaja

[legitchrisv]

hey +Cryptero . I really enjoy your series. I just have one pickle to pull. (pun intended!) That is, you left out the implementation of the potion system. could you tell me how i could use this please? like maybe stealing a potion from an enemy or buying a potion from the store? Please help. Thanks man!! You rock!

[mcsalty]

for the save system do you need something like cloud nine for it to work?

[dubidbsanimations]

is this python 2? pls reply someone fast