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[DanutJMK]

I ve been developing for 3 years now and I want to tell you something. I was working on a RPG game with my friend, and then out of nowhere he pulls up to me and says :"Yo, can you script this?". It happend to be a simple quiz game with a horror feeling. I put almost 0% in that game and after we released it, it got thousands of views and hundreds of players. If your game is complex it doesn`t mean that it`s gonna blow up. Wish you the best luck and keep your self motivated!

[blocc]

I’ve been developing for 0 hours, and I just wanna say when you start out, remember to always start out otherwise you won’t start.

Edit: this is somehow good advice, i made this as a joke

[R-E-V-E-R-B]

Another tip that iim actively following is, Dont try to be too unique, or in better words, dont feel like everything you do for your game has to be completely new or different. Thats gonna make you want to quit after you realize theres just no way to be 100% unique. Theres millions of games on roblox, youre bound to do something someone has already done, and thats okay. Just focus on your execution of the thing instead of trying to compete.

[cardinvuong]

I think there's also another important aspect that I don't think was mention: knowing yourself and your own capabilities. Some people might try making large projects right off the start or get too ambitious and become unmotivated or don't know how to do something. It's important to start at a point you can actually handle.
Nobody is born smart or strong

[kazii_the_avali]

i suggest instead of making a game design document make a obsidian vault. that sounds weird to those who dont know but obsidion is a connected note program that allows basically everything that a game design document would but with the addition of markdown, checkboxes, a canvas (witch is basically a spreadsheat) aswell as linking documents and seeing every document you make for the vault in a node graph. it is beautiful for orginization and i highly recommend it.

[insanities]

My best advice here to contribute would be organizing all your thoughts. It's really easy to add on something just because it's cool or immediately go onto making things for the hell of it but you have to have some foundations first. Whether that'd be actual scripting knowledge or getting a scripted foundation in or planning it out with something like Google Slides which was most helpful to me.

[coreyy]

for my game idk how to really describe it, so heres what im planning to make the description: “You wake up in a strange room, as you try to leave you discover a long hallway. As you continue walking, you realize that this hallway seems to be going on forever, and you keep hearing a strange voice.. Can you make escape? Even if there is one..” its not finalized yet, but this is kinda explains what the game is.

[Notherejsjajwksiak]

Thank you for this i started my game around a week ago and this helps me to put what needs to be put into perspective and I hope my game will do well and I will be watching lots of your tutorials lol thank you!

[MyNameIsntLong]

Im working on a game right now, heres my team:
Me (only one that knows how to code and has never worked on a game)
My friend (has never worked on a game)
My other friend (has never worked on a game)
And they are also brothers so only one of them at once but there is a big positive thing about our group, we have amazing ideas and we work well together, we will be able to make a good game if we just dont give up

[BestGamerMemes]

As a verified game owner I like most of what was said here but there is a lot more to game design. This is a brief introduction, but you all will have a lot to learn to lead successful teams or even as a solo dev. Good job on this brief introduction.

[shadoz]

This was actually helpful for someone like me who’s looking to build a game. Everytime I need help on a Roblox game, I always come to this channel. W Smarty chain ❤

[cornylek]

Im subscribed and left bell on since a really long time. I then thought it was anoying to just keep getting videos but then when i watched them it was worth it. You make the best Videos!

[dave]

im making a futuristic figthing game with some friends, ive really been motivated even if we just started! thanks bro

[gollygoblins]

Thank you so much. Whenever I tried making a game I had absolutely no idea what I was doing and it became very overwhelming and confusing so I just gave up. I’m definitely going to use your advice so credits to you if I actually make a decent game that gets players ❤😂

[xx___x]

I will say 2 tip having a own studio own group and a own devlop team helps alot in developing game 2nd tip - play devloper hang out games hire devs from there or join a dev team

[MrDucky]

Yo, i have been planning to make a game but i was so confused with all the ideas coming and how i can put them to place, but watching this video made me more confident than ever, and i have started the delopment today!

[Zen_Insane]

Well...I am a new developer currently im making a game by watching some of yours and others tutorials but there is still a fear in me that make game will never be famous but this video taught me a lot i literally typed roblox studio and this video showed up. Thanks ❤ ngl 6:47 was really funny 😂

[says]

wow i didnt expect this video to be so insightful and well-articulated! i myself just released a new remaster of a game last month and myself have been struggling to expand the concurrent player amounts from max 2-3 players! been a dev for 2 years and through all these years ive really learnt how little i know

[GizmoDeVoe]

I was watching this and loving all of the product development and incremental delivery notes you're giving. Solid basis for success. Get that MVP and iterate on it. Pivot or persevere. All the right ways to look at this stuff. Well done!

[keghtesad]

I know I am seeing this 2 months late but this video is probably the best video on game development I have seen thanks for the help. You made me realize that I was building my game completely wrong thank you so much