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Welcome back, My favorite
game developers.

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And this video, actually,

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not in this video.

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I've created this video
in order for us to

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maximize the potential of
learning from this course.

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So I want you,

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I want to guide you
through a couple of

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steps that we can
use in order to

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fully squeeze out all
the learning energy

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from the course you're

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currently taking
because you've already,

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you are already spending
your time here.

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So why not maximize it?

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So the first thing
that we are going to

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understand is how the Q&A works.

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So as you are
watching the videos,

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you're looking through them.

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Maybe something comes up that

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should not fully understand.

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So what you can do is
you can go ahead and

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slide into the
discussions right here.

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And you can see that you
have multiple options.

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You can either start a
conversation, ask a question,

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or you can simply
just share a project.

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So in here, you can ask me
any question that you want.

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No question is of limit.

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But there is a small
step that you need to

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do before you ask me a question.

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And that is, go ahead and
do your own research.

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Why do I ask you to do that?

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Well, because sometimes
when you stumble upon

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a problem and you go

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ahead and look for a
solution yourself,

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and then you either
find it or you don't.

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When you come back and
ask me the question,

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it's much easier to understand.

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Why is that?

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Because you've already went

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through a couple of suggestions,

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maybe none of them
were suitable.

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But as you go along finding
the solution to your problem,

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you have gained a
lot of knowledge.

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When you come to me,

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when you ask Michael and we go

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through together finding
of the solution,

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you will understand how
everything clicks and later on,

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when you maybe come upon
the same problem or maybe

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you see this problem
for another student.

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You can help them out
and it's much easier.

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And finally, whenever you do

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find a solution to
your question at it,

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your question and add

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a salt prefix to it because
other students might have

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the same problem and they
will find a solution

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for their problem if they see

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the solved prefix behind it.

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And finally, before I leave,

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you just want to say
one thing that there

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is no question of limit.

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There is no stupid questions,

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there is no dumb questions.

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There are only non
professional game developers.

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Nobody was born a professional.

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We all have to learn
through trial and error.

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You wouldn't believe
how quote unquote,

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my questions were done because

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I wasn't born a

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professional in unity took
me years of practice,

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trial and error or asking
questions, Googling things.

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So this is a process.

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Don't worry, don't be afraid,

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don't be unsecure about some

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of the questions that
you might want to ask.

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Be brave enough to go
look for a solution.

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If you don't find one,

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don't worry about it.

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Just leave a question.

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I always, always answer all
of my students and we always

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delve as deep as needed in

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order to find a solution
to any problem.

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And now let's talk about
the Discord server.

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And this is where you
can go deeper into

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the community that we've
created here on WMD game dev.

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So you can go either to the
link in the description of

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this video or you
can visit my profile

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and find the link
somewhere in there.

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And I do recommend that
you join the discord.

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Why? Because most of

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the time it might
take me a couple of

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hours in order to reply
based on where are you from.

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So maybe our we live in
different time zones.

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Maybe when you do
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it's midnight and you
need a solution fast.

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I might be sleeping,

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I might be not able to
get to my computer.

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So it's very
beneficial for you to

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join the discord channel
that we've created.

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And let me just show you the
score channel right here.

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This is the beginning
of our discord channel.

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You can see that we have
the general community.

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We have the C-sharp chat,

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we have the game design chat,

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we have the show off your game.

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We have the general game
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And you can see that we
still don't have anything in

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here because it's fairly
new as I'm recording this.

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But later on, when
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you'll notice that there is

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a huge community of
people waiting to

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help you and maybe people
waiting to get help from you.

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And it's very
beneficial to try to

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solve other people's question.

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You wouldn't believe how much

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I've learned from just
helping other people.

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And you can see here that
we have multiple courses.

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These are all the
courses that double

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m gamma game down
has or I've created.

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And we can see also we
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here we have general
game discussions,

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AAA games, I don't know
whatever you like to play.

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We can discuss them in here and

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the social channel or category
and so on and so forth.

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So I do recommend that you
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It's very fun.

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We are going to have
a lot of fun there.

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And that's it.

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That's all that I wanted to
say about Discord server.

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Now let's move on to
the challenge slides.

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So what our challenge slides.

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As you move through each video,

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you will notice
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I'm going to tell you to

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pause the video and
start the challenge.

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So when you see this slide,

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you'll wait for me to
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and then you have
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Why am I emphasizing the word?

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Have to pause?

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Because it's much better to

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learn by doing and
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many courses that I've learned
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took where I felt lacking
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So. You just set around you
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That's very good.

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And now it's over.

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And then you finish the course.

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don't actually know
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So the challenge slides that
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important because you at

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this point start doing
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And even if you can't figure
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I will be there to
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tried and help complete
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So you are never left alone.

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just like looking through

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answers to your questions
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when you do a challenge,

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you stumble upon
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that you might not have
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you will have it ingrained
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you encountered the same problem

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when you do start
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Okay, so let's move on to

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the course structure and just
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just to get you a heads up
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So first of all, we
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which you are currently
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We have the how to
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how to download and set up
Unity and Visual Studio.

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the inspiration of our game

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and where we are
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into Unity and Visual Studio,

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just so you get

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that uncomfortable first
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Then we are going to be
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This is just like it says,

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we are going to be setting
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the player, and so
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the shooting mechanics
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we will have weapons and
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So we will need some
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whenever you are starting again,

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is to set up the core mechanics.

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do by setting up the shooting.

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We are going to set
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This will be the first
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Then we are going to
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let's say, more variety
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just to have somebody
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We are going to be creating
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This is where we
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how to slice up the sprites.

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We will already
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but we will learn how to create

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bile acids from the
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start moving from one
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because obviously this
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Let's continue on.
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which is the distractible
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We want to have crates
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get coins from them and
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I think they will be
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We will get coins from them

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So this is where we are going
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we will only have
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rifle, pistol, and all
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because at this point we still

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don't die and we still don't

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kill the enemy,
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a health system where

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our health slowly drains
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Obviously we can pick up
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pick up what else may be coins.

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We will have the music
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because what game
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sound effects will have
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This is something that
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We already have
one type of enemy,

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but we are going to
create different AIs,

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four different ways
the enemies will work.

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the shop on and money system,

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as you'll see in the
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or in the next couple of videos.

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Our inspiration comes from
a game that's called Hades.

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And there we have
a shop and all,

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almost all games have a
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And this is where we will
introduce our own and the shop.

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You can buy health by
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Something else, we'll see,

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and that is where we are going
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The mechanics will be different
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a system which is
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which is the advanced
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actually an any rogue like game.

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all the enemies and all
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the next room and the
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and a roomful of skeletons,

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maybe the shop or something.

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C-sharp and object-oriented
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We are going to learn a lot.

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I'm just going to
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of words of encouragement.

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But if you want
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can call that encouragement,

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go through this journey,

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you are going to face
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through them whenever
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I recommend that you, first
of all do your own research.

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Checkout, some
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and then when you find
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go into the Q&A,

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look for your questions,

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look for an answer.

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And you can also
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I'm always there, I always
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this is going to be an
amazing journey of,

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I don't know how many
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how many weeks it will
take for you to finish

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the course or maybe days
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What I recommend
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the last two sections because
this whole course is,

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especially if you're a beginner.

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So discourse starts off
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we move to a intermediate level.

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we go to the advanced level.

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you will have so many skills,

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so many tools in
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the advanced sections
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I think hopefully I've
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So with that said,

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let's not waste any more
time and let's get started.

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Continue on.