I love a challenge. I’ve been coding for about 5 years now (1 year professionally), but most of my experience is with node.js. I do have some Unity/C# experience and recently decided I want to try my hand in the gaming industry. So I figure I can use the excitement of learning a new language and program to kickstart my path in that direction.
I will simply persevere. Failure is not an option.
I really want to create video game because I want to create a universe that all the people can join and share this universe with the world and is a dream that I want to completed
I hope that I can apply my programming skills during my free time making games (while having fun doing it). I bought this course since my friend recommended me to self-teach. What’s gonna keep me going is the fact that I like learning programming that I used to go to the library to take their free courses (sadly they don’t teach anymore unless if there will be another intern) and the fact that I know my friend, who is learning about making games in unreal engine as well, is there to support me.
I chose this course because
I took C++ back in my university days many years ago. C++ has changed quite a bit today compared to the last time I touched it. Also, I really want to get my C++ skills up to par in a competitive world. I now tend to program more in Java and JavaScript - more on the web development sense than gaming development sense - and it would help to get my C++ skills up to speed, and C++ is predominantly used in the gaming development world.
I want to see how Unreal Engine does.
I simply want to become an excellent game designer, and C++ has long been a language I look forward to learning. I enjoy coding a lot, and am inspired by my dream to become a successful game designer.
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I’m an animation student and I’ll be a senior this coming fall. I’ve recently fallen in love with VR and want to be able to make a VR environment with unreal. I’ve also seen some of the amazing things that it can create and I’d really like to understand it from the ground up. I’m always asking why and how and I think this course will build my skill from the ground up so I can speak the language and not simply parrot back phrases.
I’ve also recently gotten into some web coding and found I enjoy the coding process and am excited to join my love for creating, coding, and VR into a single course.
Hello, i’m here to learn c++ before taking my first programming class at university.
My goal here is to create a VR Game. I’ve a lot of experience in coding (especially C++), but not in game design. This is the first step I’m taking in my career of game development
I will persevere with this course because this is the road I have chosen to take and the love for creating video games keeps the fire of perseverance going. I hope to create rpgs starting of the n as time goes on move into 3d open world. I will get through the tough times because I want those worlds and ideas i hold to come to life and not just end in ideas.
Well I always wanted to make a game but the books have been so hard to understand for someone to learn, especially if you are very new. So here I am.
Have recently started a cyber security job and no one on my team has any coding or scripting experience whatsoever. Then a friend of mine recommended this course so that he and I could make some games together. Plus I get to learn some coding in the process.
It’s something I always wanted to learn and I happen to have a job with a lot of downtime, and I’m trying to find more useful things to do with my time instead of wasting it watching Netflix etc… And I love level design, but all the level design in the world is worthless if your game doesn’t work.
I’ve grown with videogames, and now I want to return the favor.
And also because of the jibbytibbis on your head and spine when the code works but you dont know how; its like cooking
I decided to take this course as one of my FIRST EVER Udemy c++ courses! I am going into Game Design with the hopes of attending SCAD for my Masters Degree! However I have NEVER made a game with coding before due to having an aweful Digital Media Design “Teacher”(who crushed my dreams by saying ‘no one will want me’ so Im going to prove him wrong by getting into one of the best schools for design!) SCAD wants me to have games first in my portfolio so that is what I am going to do! Game Design has always been my dream and love so I hope to learn/make games with this course!
After working as a Producer in the Games Industry, I realized I didn’t stand much of a chance moving outside of that space without knowledge of C++/C#. I want to be able to dig myself out of that trench and be more technically viable in my work environment and in the industry.
I am currently taking this course to try and get a head start for college. I am going to be taking bachelor level computer science classes coming this Fall. I struggled in a class room environment and failed to really learn much do the complexity or time restraints. I like courses on Udemy (which is why I bought this course) because they are well taught and you can learn on your own time. My dream is too one day be a master at both art (in all forms including animation) and programming. I would like to one day join my love for anime and video games (yes I know i’m a nerd) and be able to create my own characters and games. I figured this was a good start as my friend who is proficient at both coding and unreal engine 4 recommended me this course. Knowing that this community exists and many like it throughout the vast world wide web, I can turn to those when I am absolutely defeated. I can also always turn to my friend. I hope to learn a great deal about programming and web design in this course and I have also purchased the blender course for animation and artwork. I hope to learn a lot and I look forward to taking your classes.
Hi, I’m picking up this course because I want to start making games within the next year, and because I’m sick of having to hop between jobs that just pay the bills. My plan to stick with this course until the end is to set reminders for myself to work on it on my off days (even if it’s just one section a day, it’s better than nothing), and to ask for help from the community whenever I get stuck on something I don’t understand.
Hi everyone!
I’m planning on trying to learn C++ in order to gain a new skill for employment. I believe this may be a big challenge for me as I have dyscalculia. But I am determined to give it my best shot.
I enjoy playing video games in my spare time, so it would be helpful to know how they are created. I taught the marketing side of games development to 16+ students. But it would certainly help me expand my teaching if I were able to code/programme/create simple games.
I am hoping that the community will be able to support me as well as each other when things get tough.
Looking forward to beginning my journey with you all!
Hey everyone,
So since our beloved Ben asked for it. I really want to improve my programming skills. I’m busy with C# and Unity at the moment and it is going well. I can’t make amazing games but I can build small and entertaining games.
I’m following this course because I want to work with Unreal Engine and C++ So I can improve my current programming skills, open up some options with game design, expand my portfolio and also so I can just make games with more engines then just Unity.
I hope to create games of course. But more specified: I hope to create my own games. With my own stories, style, music and so on. It’s not an easy thing since games can take forever to develop. Especially alone. But for now I want to do that so I can release my creative thought somewhere. I always love to make my own stories, since short I also make my own music. Nothing big, just some repetitive jingles.
When things get though I always do 2 things. I look back and write down what I already achieved so I can remind myself that the goal I want to achieve is possible to get. Or I just look at other games, games that made me feel good playing and that gave me the ‘wow, this is amazing’ feeling. It reminds why I want to create games and why I’m doing this.
Sorry for the long text, I like to talk a lot. Anyway, I hope the community is having a great day. Good luck with whatever you are creating!