You can use Unity and the Unreal Engine. The base version of those engines are free and are really powerful. I'm using the free version of unity and I already have a playable build of my game and plus there's a lot of tutorials on youtube for both so it's easy to jump into it
Monster96
joined 1 year ago
Unity development. I'd love to work with someone that knows Unity but no one I know knows what C# is.
You have a point. I forgot how good the story is for the game so yeah, I guess not really wasted; more savored
...what?...well then it seems I wasted 12 hours for nothing...
I've been working on a video detailing a video game I'm making and for one of the sections in the video I talk about Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. For those parts I tried downloading some footage for it but it always came out blurry and low quality so I decided to record my own footage. I kinda regret that decision because I forgot how long that game is. So now I'm playing through this 30 hour game to get a few seconds footage from different chapters in the game.
The last of us multiplayer made me a better sniper. Smash bros amplified my reaction time. And halo improved my hand eye coordination with grenades.
The best way I can describe it is by using the back of your tongue to compress the beck of your throat. Kind of like just before you cough. Holding it in that position is how I do the girl voice
Ha, it just takes practice. You'll get it
I envy you
The batman voice makes me break out in a coughing fit but I guess so haha
Man, I feel you. I bring it up to my friends and they're all happy about it but then I mention programming and turns them completely off...