Let's say I want to make my own game, I want to take up a programming language but not one too easy to master, which would be the best and what else would I need? If you're curious, I want to make a JRPG
Let's say I want to make my own game, I want to take up a programming language but not one too easy to master...
Liam Wood
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Carson Young
Are you japanese? Are you from japan?
If you answered "No" to any of these, then you need to stop.
David Cook
Change of heart, RPG
Cooper Morris
If the Japanese can make a WRPG series, what stops us from making JRPGs?
John Morris
doesn't it come down to how the gameplay resembles a genre? Lisa has jrpg elements and dingaling is amerifat
Zachary James
Post your design docs with system flowcharts and scripting, concept art, mechanics et cetera and then someone might be able to pick out the easiest engine to build it in.
Eli Cook
If at any point you consider using GameMaker or Unity, do onto yourself as your image suggests.
Go for C# or C++.
Jeremiah Rogers
Ehhh.... shut up with your logic! im a contrarian you fucking cis male!
Gavin Gomez
I'll just save time, basically I wanna do this but better
youtube.com
>inb4 not muh 3D RPG
Wyatt Ward
Just learn unity. Don't start with the JRPG, do simple projects to get the hang of it first and COMPLETE them.
Jonathan Gonzalez
The Souls games are JRPGs.
Benjamin Mitchell
>Japaneese role playing game
>By a white male from the western world
really makes you think
Connor Gonzalez
Those aren't your design docs. You have nothing and no knowledge of rpg systems. Make a tabletop first.
Connor Brooks
>implying I'm white
Raise your expectations just a little higher
Chase Sanders
boardgames?
Matthew Perry
I'd recommend you to either go the easy way and use JRPG maker or learn C# and make your game with Unity.
Programming an engine from scratch is a waste of time and effort unless you do it out of academic interest.
If your goal is to make a game you should go with what is already available.
Tyler Campbell
start learning C/C++ it's one of the easiest languages while still being very robust, once you get the hang of it you can code in C or move to some other languages like python.
NEVER fall for the OOP meme, like java.
Noah Gonzalez
you could just write it in java
Adam Reed
I wanted more options, but I just might do that
Andrew Nelson
>cis
why do you think that user is a russian?
Nicholas Phillips
Rust
Austin Sanchez
Looks highly accessible
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