Ok, I’m at 52% of my first UE4 course and just finished the pinball game.
\nInteresting course, but boring and badly structured, that Chris dude Unreal Evangelist is a nice guy and knows the software very well but is a very poor teacher – and his mind is a mess.
\nI’m finally starting a project which can serve as foundation for Althea III: a survival.<\/p>\n
There is still a long way to go to be able to produce content like I was doing on NWN though, I don’t feel confident in everything I learnt so far and don’t think I can start a project on my own anytime soon.<\/p>\n
After this course, I’ll be beginning the C++ UE4 course which is much longer but, allegedly, better structured. And after that I have a few other shorter courses about multiplayer implementation, content importing, material designing, monster AI and various technical aspects.<\/p>\n
My goal is to get by the end of this year where I was with NWN. Once I have the foundations built, it will always be the same stuff: design levels, conversations, quests, enigmas, items, particle effects, models, characters, monsters, all things that UE4 handles much better than NWN.<\/p>\n
The next step, if next step there is because I’m pushing myself to the limit here and might throw the towel any moment, will probably be to put the project on Kickstarter<\/a> with a Stadia<\/a> publishing in mind, which means no-one will ever need to buy the game nor connect to any server: just get on Youtube and click Play on the game demo. We are at a new dawn of computer gaming. Ok, I’m at 52% of my first UE4 course and just finished the pinball game. Interesting course, but boring and badly structured, that Chris dude Unreal Evangelist is a nice guy and knows the software very well but is a … Continue reading
\nNo need to download hakpaks nor the game: the players will play from any device they want including their TV set like they would stream any video content. Buying a gaming controller might be needed in case of a TV, of course.<\/p>\n
\nI’m developing the game with ray-tracing enabled, which will not render on older computers, but would render perfectly if game-streaming!
\nBeing able to access Kickstarter and Stadia means game developers don’t need to find a publisher anymore. And don’t need to give those sharks an arm and a leg, I know what I’m talking about from my novels publishers: on 13\u20ac for a sold book I only received 1\u20ac and everybody thinks it’s fine. Screw the leechers!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"