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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I really enjoy these podcasts where game devs are talking together, it's always inspiring.
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Those kind of talks are very inspirational. Makes me feel like all the hard work’s really gonna pay off. Thanks Thomas
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I love this conversation, from the picking battle section to how solo dev could adapt to the hard life by being a generalist. I love the gun collection at the end of this video, especially when the gun owner doesn't want to harm any animal in the hunting game. This talking inspires me so much. I keep working with my solo dev path and wish I could survive until reaching a humble hit.
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Exciting interview, Tom! Although I haven't created a videogame that had so much success yet, I also enjoy making videos about game development. Thank you for the inspiration! 👍
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This was a REALLY good and interesting one! I could listen to you and Jason talk for hours.
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gluing stuff to guns is such a great idea, really the whole "kitbashing" idea that we use when we work with assets and tame them is the same thing. If you watch the making of red dwarf you see they just use household items stuck together and paint them. Basically there seems to be a moment where something stops being an assetflip and becomes kitbashing, and when it does you cannot even tell assets were used most times. I personally have no problems using assets so long as they look like they fit quite well. I made an entire open world game with assets and it looks great.
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AMAZING! Please continue interviewing people!
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Bro you have legit INSPIRED me to focus on working on my first Indie game. Full stop-- from no experience (just 10s of hours on Unity and hundreds on Unreal learning systems myself).
2024 will be a year I present the concept to an audience I truly believe it. Cant wait to be on the other side of a conversation with you one day 🙏🔥
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Thanks for all your videos Thomas, I hope some time I can buy your course.
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So happy to hear him say that he was going to work. And working on his game after work also because I'm also doing that right now and it's crazy draining but I'm hoping it will be worth it in the end.12 to 1am is my end time lol 😅😅
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Checking off my life story list
Started game dev at a young age - Check
Got a little jump start in game dev during college - check
Working retail and tech - Check
Release a commercial game; guess that's the next step to the Brush/Smith method.
I did almost release a game with plagiarized sprites so I get the want to do as much in house by yourself. I had paid an artist for a set of sprites and what I ended up getting was repaints from an older game and didn't know it until I was getting called out on Twitter...wasn't a great experience.
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Great interview, very motivating. Thank you!
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First Courtney posted about Crimson Hollow, than Thin matrix posted about Home Grown and now Thomas posting this awesome podcast with Jason.!! What a time to be alive for a solo game dev like me haha.! 😇😇
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this guy is the right representation of "if you want it, do it". Amazing podcast Thomas.
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We need more of these. Great content
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Hi Thomas, thanks for cool interview. Fellow game developer from Slovakia here so it got my attention when you've mentioned that you've visited Slovakia at the end of the interview. To explain the gun topic to you, in Slovakia guns are not banned/prohibited but it's extremely difficult to get to them, because you need doctors examination (mainly sight, and if your hands work), psychological examination, you need to take shooting course with the certified instructor and then be examined by the police if you are capable of holding your weapon and know how to prevent for example self harm etc. You can get weapon illegally but I presume that black market prices here are ridiculous.
To answer your question why are Slovakian people so interested in shootings in America is that almost on daily basis we have on the news also some reports from America where people got shot, or mass shootings or other gun related crimes (mainly from TVs partially owned by US corporations) presumably because this hooks peoples attention, so that's why people tend to think that in US there is potentially wild west but with higher living standards then the old days :) Jokes aside I know that's not true, since I've been to America. I've visited mainly California - San Francisco and Silicon Valley when I was working for Cisco before going to game dev and for a while full time indie game dev.
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27:40 I can't believe how common this is
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One of the best podcast episodes on YouTube EVER. Not joking.
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these podcast are really helpful., hey Thomas it be really really great if you mange to bring Zeekerss (developer of Lethal company) for one❣
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