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Maybe you're thinking, hey, I would like to make video games because I enjoy playing them, so let's
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combine the passion with an actual job because, hey, that sounds awesome.
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I don't know where to begin, where to start, what kind of information to gather, where I could fit
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in, what is actually not a good idea.
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What are the pitfalls, the opportunities?
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And because of that reason, I made a super beginner friendly guide into game development.
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And here you will get a custom with a gaming industry.
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So basically how it works, where you fit in, what you look out for and then, of course, making a
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game and hear multiple ones in game maker studio talk.
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So who am I?
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I am one of only a programmer.
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I do a YouTube video, tutorials on game maker studio yanmei games and for some exclusive access to
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me, the patron and the escort server.
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So this is how I structured the whole course.
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I put it into three big chunks.
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The first one is the gaming industry, how it works, what kind of roles exist in the developer, which
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could be actually you?
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What are the pitfalls?
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What are some predictions for the future?
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What are some opportunities where to look out for?
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All the stuff is being answered in this big chunk.
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And the second part, we need to build a game.
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And for that I have chosen to make a story at all because this program is very, very efficient and
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easy to use to make very, very quickly a video game which you can instantly check out and do so here.
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The super beginner friendly guide into programming is also part of the whole course.
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In the end, you will know how to effectively use game makers to go to school and learn how programming
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languages work in theory.
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And here, of course, the very specific one, which is game maker language.
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And in the third part, we want to make six games together from very easy to a little bit more advanced
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and advanced and advanced, but still on a very big enough friendly level.
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And after that, programming in Gamemaker Student will feel very natural to you, which is the end goal.
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So you got the whole package, which is giving you a great introduction into gaming development as such.
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And then one last thing.
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I feel offended, Kanza in part.
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