This is by far the most detailed, relatable, and accurate representation of how it feels to learn Unity

Very interesting and unique narrative. It's refreshing to see someone who you can easily relate to: "Gamedev for the normal by the normal" not those kinds of videos where 1 year later the persons have created their own GTA.

You've helped me realise that I don't need to rush it. You see all those other devs who somehow started making first person shooters and 2d platformers after 3 months... it had me overwhelmed, i felt like i needed to reach that level of understanding at their same learning pace. But you took your time and made meaningful progress as a solid understanding of the basics is worth more than a clump of hard to read spaghetti code from merging 5 different tutorials into one script for their dream games they will have to restart because their "understanding" isnt as valuable as someone's who took their time. In reality, im not a super fast learner, something as complex as programming and game development is going to take me a while, best i can do is accept that and as long as i learn something new everyday, that's enough. I never planned to make it a career so why should i rush. Not like many of those new developers on youtube made those games without tutorials anyway, a lot of people get impatient and want to start making big dream games when they cant even make a small one completely by themselves. That's my goal, when i can make a small refined game by myself, that's when i consider bigger projects but for now, i cant even write a player script without help. if actually read this unnecessarily long comment even though this video is old, thank you for helping me come to accept that i need to take my time, it's inspirational and motivating to finally find someone who values having a good understanding of their code than that of building big games early on.

Have always dreamed of making games. A few months ago I delved deep into the millions of videos and tutorials on game development in hopes I'd get the inspiration to start, but I just got overwhelmed and didn't know any more than when I started, so I dropped it. This video got the gears turning again and got me re-inspired to give it another go. Keep up the good work, man 👊

You're an amazing storyteller and your editing is on point. I am learning how to develop games too and you've inspired me to keep pluggin along. Thank you!

A well told, entertaining and relatable narrative. Great job 👍

I find these story very inspirational, I just begun my journey a week ago and I can relate to this story. Thank you for posting

Loved the story telling! Great overall video with no bullshit, keep up the great work man! Can't wait your Year two video! Subscribed

Lmao the stock footage was hilarious 😂 great video man

What an amazing video have you made. This is the kind of content I can consume with great satisfaction. I also had the same laptop for a long time as you did in the video. I really loved the keyboard!

As someone who has thought about getting into making video games for years now but had no real idea where to start, this was a very nice video to see. Now I have at least some basic starting points to dip my toes in. Thank you!

The directing in this video is really really good...kudos! excited to see what comes next

I'm still on this journey. It's tough. But, great video and deserves a subscription

This is honestly such a well made video

Unity Learning is an awesome resource for learning. It goes step by step and have some projects along the way as well as some test. Is in the unity official page. Good luck man!

Great video! Those stock video lmao

Thanks. I really needed that!

Keep up the amazing work

Great video. Got yourself a sub bro! 👏🙌

I just begun working on creating video games on Construct 3, you video really inspires me to know that someone with no experience can learn to code and create good games

Hey man, started my journey with an understanding of code (python) 2 days ago and I've gotta say using unity learning is definitely good. Done the junior programmer course and understand loads now bc the teacher is very good so maybe have a look there

Your videos are Awesome!

I appreciate the effort you put in this video

Well-made video! I should probably document my learning process on KZfaq too.

Great video!!

This is a very relatable journey :)

Great videos man nice

Great video! Good job!

Underrated content and humor man.

Great job!

Love the way you told your story ,)

this whole video was just me saying "same" to the screen xD im amazed how well our experiences line up!

Great Video! keep them up

Good stuff, dude.

Good Job this was entertaining

Really fun, well-produced video! Consider me subbed

I rarely say this but you're actually an underrated KZfaqr.

thanks for sharing.

Nice video men!

I just realized that the game that you made in multiple engines (dropper one) was one of the prototypes here

Ur gonna become a great channel in no time! ps remember meeeeee

If you could, what were the exact courses you took. (Amazing video btw)

That's some crunchy toast lol

👑

I bought that same tutorial back in 2018.

Nailed it.

thank you for adding the stock clips of women to help keep my attention during the video

Just discovered your channel today, good stuff! Just curious is your end goal to work for a studio or be an independent developer?

very nice.

you forget how to walk, swim, talk, eat, but hey you can make a game

I smiled at 6:11 seeing you were using the Glitch assets! I played it many years ago when the game was still live, and after it shut down they made the assets public domain. Can I ask if the assets got republished to a free assets site, or you found the official site searching for public domain assets?

amazing

This video was hilarious though.

Installed Unity and finished my dream game in 3 weeks. Haha.. Bah.. Hahah.. ...thank gods you were joking 😭 Great content btw, hope you keep up with it!

Why the crunching at the end?

This will probably get lost but I just have to say, this inspired me to get back on. Which udemy courses would you recommend for this exact type of thing?

same here , I'm 2 years with youtube experience

6:35 the triplet towers 7/11

The confusion never ends.

Worst enemy, missing / misplaced bracket. Receiving code for an hour to then see it was not working because of some bracket or comma.

nice video

So, it's time to sum up another year? :)

3:40 and to leave the game mode 💀 li keep forgeting to leave the game mode and when i want to test the game all my hard work is gone 😭

I would CONFIDENTLY argue you’ve become an advanced level dev

At 5:55 did you make that too? Cause that would be a cool game right there haha.

why this man doesn't have thousands of subscribers??

Hmmm serious tekken 7 vibes but i might be crazy

This is great, do u like cheese

I dont speak good english but i love you

i knew proggramming so it was easy for me to start with unity

so where are you in another year?

Did you ever find yourself being confused by the example but understanding the code itself?

Don't get me wrong, the youtuber who writes I started learning unity(or anything) with no experience. Btw who has a fricking experience without learning it before

Not the video I expected. You mentioned no code experience, and it all lead to learn code lol

2 months of learning: I made my first game

subscribed.... im a 3d artist.. im also articulate, nerdy and black... we should stick together.. lol

2:17 oh crap oh no BOOKS ARE NOT HELPFUL WITH GAME DEV PLEASE NO

Unity is NOT the place to start. Start with a more simple programming language, like scratch. Scratch is amazing for new devs since it only really teaches you the programming mindset, like “I should make a variable for the speed of my jump, add this much vertical speed when you jump and decrease it with gravity whilst adding this much height to the player as they jump and then subtracting this much height from the player when they slow down enough.” To the experienced scratch dev, its just, uh “gravity, jump, yes.”

Do u have a discord i could join im also a new developer just getting into things and i could use a space for ppl who do the same work as me

Great video!