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HOW DO YOU GO ABOUT CREATING A GAME?
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LightningLord2
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CloseI generally try to keep building things in order to get the project to move forward - probably not a well-organized way, but it's reliable in getting you to progress.
zeello
40
Here's how I make rpgs, I design a battle system first, shop for scripts that help me do what I want, edit them if possible, and add character portraits and tweak UI dimensions like size of health bars, etc, design a few spells, items, weapon and maybe add a combat animation or two
Then when it comes time to do anything else (especially mapping) I get stonewalled and quit
*especially* mapping
Then when it comes time to do anything else (especially mapping) I get stonewalled and quit
*especially* mapping
zorro
34
I might approach each game a different way,but at the moment i'm trying to figure out
who are the characters and what their personality are(not too in-depth).Then I figure out the world building with much more
depth than the characters because I always find it hard to think of a story without a clear picture of the world.
Then I think about the gameplay and graphic for a bit and then finally I begin the game making process.
I don't like to think about my game to every last detail,because then I would be wasting a lot of time.I just need enough information and if I'm convinced I have a good thing going on I'll just start doing the game and hope new ideas and inspiration would come along as I'm making the game.
who are the characters and what their personality are(not too in-depth).Then I figure out the world building with much more
depth than the characters because I always find it hard to think of a story without a clear picture of the world.
Then I think about the gameplay and graphic for a bit and then finally I begin the game making process.
I don't like to think about my game to every last detail,because then I would be wasting a lot of time.I just need enough information and if I'm convinced I have a good thing going on I'll just start doing the game and hope new ideas and inspiration would come along as I'm making the game.
