1:03:46kknewkles You know I'm the biggest fan of the series, but I suspect for complete newbies the current way you construct the game makes little sense. Consider this: you know how to make a game, so you methodically cross over a check-list of components you know by heart (mostly). What would probably be easier and more graphic for larvas to grasp is to make a little functional game(title screen, game loop, game over, start over, etc) and THEN iterate upon it. It's more visual and having a little game that evolves every day little by little keeps the maker motivated, as opposed to a pro that knows what the game should look like in the end
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1:03:46kknewkles You know I'm the biggest fan of the series, but I suspect for complete newbies the current way you construct the game makes little sense. Consider this: you know how to make a game, so you methodically cross over a check-list of components you know by heart (mostly). What would probably be easier and more graphic for larvas to grasp is to make a little functional game(title screen, game loop, game over, start over, etc) and THEN iterate upon it. It's more visual and having a little game that evolves every day little by little keeps the maker motivated, as opposed to a pro that knows what the game should look like in the end
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1:03:46kknewkles You know I'm the biggest fan of the series, but I suspect for complete newbies the current way you construct the game makes little sense. Consider this: you know how to make a game, so you methodically cross over a check-list of components you know by heart (mostly). What would probably be easier and more graphic for larvas to grasp is to make a little functional game(title screen, game loop, game over, start over, etc) and THEN iterate upon it. It's more visual and having a little game that evolves every day little by little keeps the maker motivated, as opposed to a pro that knows what the game should look like in the end
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