ONE YEAR to Make a Game - Or Be a Janitor FOREVER | Devlog 0

[@Blackthornprod]

You've got this man!

[@semydev]

Yooo

[@acousticcallum]

Based-thornprod

[@Sourusophyexe]

It's funny how everyone interested in game-dev gets recommended random videos like this. Even people with 500k subscribers and they actively watch this stuff lmao

[@Bongface.]

You and Thomas are really helping me with my journey right now. Thanks

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks Noa!

[@nalingupta1447]

I would suggest to first create a demo game and create a steam page. Then in every video have a pinned comment for wishlist and in description. And maybe remind everyone at the end of the video. That way every video will be a marketting tool. You never know which one will hit and make people wishlist, not because of game but because of supporting you. Keep going and remember it is a marathon.

[@ŕíćéAvarice]

X2

[@zentoa]

This and, I'm not sure about the goal of the game so it will be better to market if the game is easy to know what's going on when you first look at it. From any moment in gameplay and without knowing anything about it

[@ohmyme13]

Good idea man, I may yoink.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Awesome advice for anyone starting out! Thank you

[@MakeItWork256]

I also had a one year Project. Basically: Day 1 - 50 I figured out how to start and what to focus on Day 50 - 250 I focused soely on web dev Day 250 - 320 I went job hunting and finally got a job 320 - about 400 I've been learning a shit ton about cybersecurity and have a good job. It took me a ton of patience and hard work. I wish you the best in your future endavours.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Congratulations! It's amazing what can be accomplished in a year with some patience and determination.

[@Ram-lr6ud]

Best of luck brother!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you!

[@ciscornBIG]

I was a janitor for a few years when i started gamedev. I gave up and now I'm in IT forever.

[@chadgopher]

I'm impressed by your attitude and will be rooting for you. As a software dev, I can tell you've been hard at work learning all the different bits and pieces that go into creating something. You've got this!

[@sasquatchbgames]

I was captivated. You're a great speaker, and i cant wait to watch future devlogs of yours. You got this!! Best of luck!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks Brandon! Your story is quite captivating as well.

[@NitreauxGames]

As a professional game programmer, myself, who is also starting a game project, this resonates closely with me. Best of luck! You've got this!

[@lautaromiguez7930]

It's good to see more indie developers appear. I want to also make a full time living by working on the videogame industry. But, I'm not in the best moment right now, my country doesn't have much job for this, the courses and careers for this are very expensive. So I'm trying to learn by myself and starting to experiment with both Blender and Unity. Hopefully, I can fullfil my dream too. New subscriber to you and wish you the best of lucks.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the support. I hear you! But keep going. Learn a little bit every day. I would also suggest just start making something you want to exist. Something simple of course, but find a game idea you’re passionate about and start making it. I think that’s the fastest way to learn and get into the field.

[@Trupen]

I wish you the best luck with your project!

[@timmysoup4381]

After this year no matter the outcome, don't give up for you will have the ability and skills for freelancing, gigs, jobs, ect.

[@yellow-brain4735]

abstract graphics, as you have right now, are fine for a game of this kind. And it saves hours of time on models to keep them simple. Best of luck dude.

[@BADASSMANDO]

Just stumbled on your channel Going through a similar situation, and I'm backing you all the way Best of luck, can't wait to check in on your progress

[@WyrmyrGames]

Welcome to all the stumblers! Thanks for the support.

[@drewdowsett]

Good luck my friend! I have done the same thing this year. I left my full time job in Jan and are doing dev fulltime. Edit: just got to your inspirations. SimCity 2000 life! Loved that when I was young.

[@WyrmyrGames]

I wish you the best as well! What are you working on? I hope I wasn't misleading but I'm still working my day job, doing cleaning. But hopefully full-time someday! Yes! I definitely have better memories of the older ones than the newer ones.

[@drewdowsett]

@@WyrmyrGames It was only a little bit misleading at the start, it sounded like you had gone full time until you explained your situation :) I am working with a small team on a Jackbox Party Pack style game based on "carrot in a box" from the game show 8 out of 10 cats does countdown. P.s it is terrifying going fulltime. But I have no regrets. It also helps having a supportive partner :)

[@aloner_wolf8733]

Hey.. If the first shot isn't 100% "successful" it is likely still worth another shot with the learnings you gain from the first go. I'm in a similar situation. Hope you make it!

[@WyrmyrGames]

I agree. Success is whatever you want it to be and I consider working on something for a year a success, no matter the overall outcome. Thanks for the encouragement!

[@JoeSondow]

You have very calming energy, just like your game. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@valentas000]

Good luck 💪🙂 I also want 2 make a game. I know the strugle.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Definitely the good kind of struggle.

[@Jabrils]

You have a compelling story man, I'm rooting for you 💪

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the support!

[@ScottMakesGames]

You've made an excellent start I'll keep following along to see it all come to life! Let's get our games done!

[@stevemcwin]

I probably won't be buying the game, but I will support by commenting and liking your videos. I wish you the best of luck!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the honest support!

[@AwesomeAnimals24]

Good luck! I think you're going to be able to make it. Your game looks like it is off to a good start and it seems like you know what you need to do.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks! I hope so. All I know is what they tell me on KZbin 😄

[@ThomasStewartDev]

Best of luck! I quit my job to attempt game dev/KZbin full-time, and it's haaaard. But you're off to an amazing start! I think your game would do great as a stylized toon style game. As long as it's cohesive it doesn't need to be realistic for graphics

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the feedback Thomas! Also for the inspiration from your latest videos. :)

[@kristianwells8830]

The last time I daydreamed too hard about gamedev I crashed my work vehicle and was severely injured. Glad your daydreaming has been more productive for you!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Ouch. Sorry to hear that. But I get it! Our ideas are so alive in our heads that we are compelled to will them into existence.

[@MergentheGreat]

Do the thing my man! I am also teacher wanting a game developer. Keep going and going because nothing we can do about it.

[@flareneegamdev]

Nice to meet you. I am also a indie developer. I’ve been side track for awhile now. As you well know. Job, bills, life can pull us away from our dream career. Keep on going man. You have a great start already with this many subs. Did you advertise your video?

[@WyrmyrGames]

I know the feeling. Thanks for the support! I didn’t advertise. Not sure what I did right. I did a lot of research for the thumbnail and title. But I really think it’s the supportive nature of the Indie GameDev community that’s helped the most. ☺️

[@flareneegamdev]

Well sir, You have my support ❤

[@MThingz]

Goodluck. I'm in the same situation, well I have a much more strenuous tech job, but same thing. Let's hit our goals this year and launch our first game!

[@gerritverstappen3100]

Best of luck to you! I started a very similair journey 2 months ago. I'm currently developing a small village simulation. Our stories are actually very similair when I think about it. About your game, I think visuals/graphics are of extreme importance. I wouldn't go for realism on your first game, a stylized approach would probably be better. Perhaps play around with coral that gives light, in intervals or pulsating. Maybe combine it with plants breeding cycles if you plan to create a plant eco system as well. flesh it out with seahorses, crabs, snails. Perhaps a waterfleas population which will function as part of the food chain. Just some ideas that came to mind. Best of luck mate!

[@WyrmyrGames]

All good ideas! Thanks

[@Jambarrus]

Wishing you all the best as you chase your dreams as an indie game developer!

[@martinagnardahl]

I will gladly follow Your progress and wish You all best! You seem like a guy that deserve to have his dream come true.

[@DavidReidChannel]

I can't wait to watch more of your devlogs. Best of luck my friend.

[@borrotheleader]

I'm working as a cleaner/janitor part time at the moment to keep bills paid while doing game dev aswell. It's nice to know I'm not alone. Good luck!!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Right on! Keep up the good work!

[@simonyeomans5021]

I’m excited to see where you go with this. You seem to have a passion for this. Keep it up and DO NOT GIVE UP!

[@WyrmyrGames]

I've always wanted to make games, it just took me a while to get here. Thanks for the support!

[@ohmyme13]

That title and thumbnail is way too good.

[@iHeartGameDev]

Best of luck! Hope to see updates along the way :D

[@mz_eth]

Good luck!! I definitely know the dead end real work struggle

[@kostariev_vadim]

You take responsibility for yourself and declare it publicly. I subscribed to the bell and will be watching closely. Don't let yourself down, good luck!!!

[@toest_mitch]

Pretty cool! (Just so you know, I can barely code a game, so take that as you will with my advice.) On the art aspect, I like it, but I think giving the fish some more scales would add a lot. On the game aspect, I noticed that it’s kind of hard to see the fish at times in the video. (Although, it’s usually only when theres only a few fish OR when they move away from the ingame camera.) I think that the scales as listed above would help them stand out more, or also giving them more vibrant colors compared to the water could help. I think that this would be a game I’d be interested in once it’s done! Good luck on your journey!

[@WyrmyrGames]

I agree on the scales. Just need to figure out a good way to do it that fits well with the overall aesthetic. I agree, there is a general washed-out feel to the entire game that makes it hard to see. I've gone back and forth with the colors and have made a few tweaks in the last few days. I'll get into it in my next Devlog. Thanks for the feedback and support!

[@tonykaspersen9669]

Wishing you the best of luck man, I’ll be here to watch any dev logs 🤙 hope you become an amazing game dev.

[@tonykaspersen9669]

Cartoony graphics are fantastic in indie games, I’d only recommend adding to the fish like give them some kind of texture but nothing too much just some little bit of detail or maybe experiment with making them 2 to 3 colours per fish instead of a solid colour for a fish. Whatever you do don’t give up.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the feedback. I would like to add a bit more detail to the fish. Just looking for that little something that won’t add too much more work. More colors, I can do!

[@HE360]

Good luck with your game. I believe that what you said is possible. And by the way, about the "Janitor" job idea. You don't have to be a janitor, you could be a bus driver. Driving a bus is a lot like playing a video game. And there are tons of jobs in it. It can be like playing Rad Racer everyday!

[@unspeakableoaf]

Saving up for a large vehicle class permit opens up a lot of decent jobs. You may not even need your own vehicle.

[@WyrmyrGames]

True, I could get a different job. I know it was kind of click-baity. 😁

[@HE360]

You're right@@unspeakableoaf

[@HE360]

lol That's ok. I understand fully lol 🤣@@WyrmyrGames

[@mediocreatbest1269]

I believe in you! Just keep your head on straight and keep that passion and you’ll go far! I’ll be watching your progress :)

[@kingrandow]

Good luck, mate! It is going to be very challenging and super demanding to stay motivated. However, keep on pushing. There is always light at the end of the tunnel.

[@uhessbai]

Good luck brother ! Wish you the best !

[@Whizz_Entertainment]

Brother I am in the same situation atm. Just keep pushing - I will follow your success.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Happy to have you along!

[@Dart_ilder]

Your fish a very funny - that's great! I would double down on the jerky motions like when they're feeding. You can make a puzzle-like game about building a specific ecosystem. The player is tasked to build a species equilibrium in a small pond. You can watch videos about building a fish tank system. like from the channel "thanks for nothing". It really has some mesmerizing zen feel like in townscaper. In this scenario you won't need to build specific levels. The gameplay will evolve from the systems.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@everlastingfantasy5461]

Hey! I used to work as a janitor too, while developing my first game. Well, it didn't make much money, but it gave me confidence to get a better job. I'm still developing games in my free time (now on my 3rd big project). Good luck! Your game looks quite intriguing😀

[@WyrmyrGames]

That's awesome!

[@coldkuts495]

I admire your dedication and hope you'll be able to see this through! I was wondering what is the game loop for your game? A game needs to be fun before anything else. When feeding your fish, is your goal to grow the population to be able to sell it, so that you can buy a bigger fish so that you can growth its population so that you can sell to buy more, etc. Or do you have a list of orders of NPCs wanting specific species and the way you feed your fish will help you attain those species to complete the order, etc. By figuring out your game loop, the details of your game will then follow. For example, maybe building a hyper realistic river (which can be pretty difficult to achieve without it looking a little uncanny) might not be the solution. Maybe a small aquarium that you slowly grow when getting coins through your game loop. An aquarium could also be much simpler and easier to achieve for a single dev. I hope these suggestions give you some inspiration and I wish you good luck on your journey

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the suggestions. I didn’t get into that in the video did I? Basically it’s a game of discovery. Feeding the fish causes them to evolve into new types. It’s a mystery to the player what they need to feed the fish to get them to change AND what they will change into. There will be a huge evolution tree that will take experimentation and maybe some grind to fully discover. A fish tank definitely has a place in the game but I’d like to focus on wild environments and ecosystems.

[@kverkagambo]

I wish you luck! First game might not be the real path to success, more of a learning opportunity.

[@tegacreatives1673]

Good luck man, I also have the same goal and I'll be following you through your journey!

[@sergeyfilinsky5398]

Thanks for sharing! The idea looks quite unique, and it can be definitely made cool and fun ;)

[@MrTomateSalat]

I have to admit: came because I thought its clickbait, stayed cause it wasn't one and left thumbs up, sub + comment for support. Regarding your questions: So I'm not soo much a player but I find die idea itself interessting. Somehow it reminds me on the first phase of spore just from another point-of-view. And from my impression most people enjoyed the first phase the most - so the idea sounds actually pretty nice :-). Regarding the art-style: I'm a big fan of cartoonie. Also that would allow you to be more creative with fish and you could also come up with custom creations.

[@WyrmyrGames]

The first phase of Spore was definitely the best part.

[@eli-fm5zz]

very excited to watch this journey:) cheering you on! im pushing myself to complete a novel within the year, so heres to a creative and productive 2024

[@eli-fm5zz]

also your strategy to show off similar games is clever. one stop shopping for fans:)

[@eli-fm5zz]

also also, i really love a low-poly creature. i think the graphics are so charming in a non-cutesy way. just very friend-shaped and enjoyable to look at:)

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you. Awesome goal! I'm still working on my novel from over ten years ago. XD

[@Dunkable]

I think your graphics fit your game well. The blue fish sorta blend into the background though, while the yellow, green, orange, and pink fish catch my attention

[@WyrmyrGames]

Good to know. Thanks!

[@HussainAl--Khalil]

I like the idea. I sometimes go down the KZbin rabbit hole about terrariums and your game made me think of those. Maybe the type of vegetation in the game also will affect the system? Some animals prefer to hide. So eat the algae that grows on the glass. Could be interesting if you lean into the terrarium concept of everything. Good luck on your journey. I’m early in my own game dev journey and hope you have an easier path to getting a project done then me. I’m just starting to find my way really after about 7 months of confusion & frustration. Just stick to it and you’ll see progress im sure.

[@OL25LP]

YOU GOT THIS💪, just make sure, that your Game Idea evolves to something great

[@JemelTheEntertainer]

I'm from the Caribbean and the next side of the world 🌎 ... I saw ur video man 😊

[@unscriptedlogicgames]

I want to see you do well. Here's to you making it!

[@OtterButtero]

Here to support ya buddy :D Good luck! And please don’t give up if you won’t be successful in a year, success will come if you never give up. I wish you the best my friend, and I’ll be here as one of your viewers :3

[@SealWithHat]

This guys gonna make it big.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks for the support. I hope so!

Good look! I'll be looking your journey.

[@GageHerrmann]

I like your game's graphics. They remind me of the Beyond the Mind's Eye VHS tape I used to watch as a kid in the 90s.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks. Oh interesting. I had to look that one up. Maybe I’ll lean in to that aesthetic.

[@RubaDev]

I hope only best comes your way. Never give up. I won't say you can do it. I'll say you will do it! :)

[@blasgg2252]

hey, great concept! as an illustrator and animator I can say you right away to learn some color theory and animal stylization to make it more vissualy appealing. you could change the color of the water alongside the background colors and use some nice looking underwater lights. you have gained a follower my fruend :)

[@WyrmyrGames]

Was my lack of color theory knowledge that obvious? 😳😄 I watched A video but any suggestions are welcome.

[@blasgg2252]

​@@WyrmyrGames "Easy color theory" by marc brunet could be a good start

[@thepolyglotprogrammer]

Loved your passion for game dev! Good luck on your journey!

[@YuutoGaming]

Let the journey begin, man. Good luck!

[@auxiefox]

goodluck man! i hope to see you out there soon!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you!

[@noxagonal]

I'm also in a similar situation. I like my job, but I've been dreaming about making my own game. I don't have any plans, but maybe one day... Best of luck to you. :)

[@anonimowelwiatko9811]

Good luck on your janitor journey!

[@ragdollspacearena]

uff 1 year is a tight schedule, but will be fun to see what you will be able to do. goold luck

[@cyrx-glg-1675]

Hey man, your approach and outlook is inspiring. I hope you this project will help you learn how to make the games you envision and that you have fun along the way. I have some feedback on your game idea as well: I think the concept is interesting and there is a lot of potential paths you could go down. One thing I suggest to keep in mind is what is fun to you when you play simulation games and what choices do you want the player to make. In your current project and what you described you have planned I feel like the path for the player is very linear. They choose between a few types of food and the rest is the simultation. One aspect that I appreciate in simulation games is the amount of interactivity between player and simulation. In Cities Skylines for example all of the players choices matter a lot and it is a layered complex system. Players need to balance which buildings go where, bulding density, road layout, needs of citizens and industrial progress and it all ties back into eachother, determining if your city as a whold is successful. There are many options to succeed and many to fail and each choice can sway in one of the two directions. Its a hard thing to get right in game dev and I would suggest to constantly think about how the choice of a player can be made meaningful, how the player can constantly influence the simulation and how to give them goals. There is definitely some of that in the ideas you mentioned but I would try to make sure it doesnt become a simulation where the player sets some initial conditions, maybe updates them once in a while and just watches, but a game where the player actively does and has to influence the simultation to succeed in their goal and has to deal with unexpeted situations. Some ideas I could think off right away: - The player has to grow the food for certain fishes but other fishes might want to eat those growing plants - Fishermen that provide you with meat in exchange for fishing some of your fish at random - Pray fish which swim from area to area on their own hunting certain other fish species - Shrimps & Snails that can help keep amonia and algee levels in the water at bay but if too noumerous will steal all the food - Making the speed of the game is set so that the player constantly needs to deal with something but also sees the effects of their actions in reasonable time

[@WyrmyrGames]

Those are some awesome ideas and some good things to keep in mind! The game will be quite simple compared to many other management games, for the sake of scope and me actually finishing the game. While everything is simulated, nothing really will happen unless the player feeds the fish. Discovering what each fish needs to change is the core of the game and leads down many branching paths. Thanks again for the feedback and I’ll keep those suggestions in mind!

[@BucketmanAnimations]

Oooh! I love simulating games!! I hope you can keep up the good work, I hope you sucseed! EDIT: I find the graphics are important, because while you are waiting for things to happen you tend to look at the enviorment :)

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you! I agree. Everything should be pleasing to eye.

[@SojoTaku]

Good Luck!! I will be following you on this indie journey!!

[@LowPolyJack]

You earned a sub :)

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks a lot!

[@TimelessFrame]

Good luck! Hope your vision comes to fruition! 🐟

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you!

[@ŕíćéAvarice]

My advice is that you take other advice, the direction you take will be simpler the more information you have thanks to the comments on your videos or perspectives from other devs. Saludos desde Uruguay! ✌️

[@ŕíćéAvarice]

Also Godot (I guess)

[@ŕíćéAvarice]

You can improve the models of the fish, move around the place, a guide for each fish, a larger place where you can move and take care of them without staying still.

[@WyrmyrGames]

All great advice! The feedback in the comments has been amazing. I hope to address a few of those issues in my next Devlog. Thanks for the feedback.

[@ŕíćéAvarice]

@@WyrmyrGames I will look forward to it, thank you very much for answering.

[@szebike]

Good luck & never give up! I think its a shame that in our world talented and intelligent people are not working in a place that use their full potential this should change and in many cases its not the persons fault.

[@4d4Games]

Good luck! I'm on a similar journey making a VR game. I also like little sim games, so definitely let us know when you get a steam page up!

[@PaperCranes.]

I’m interested to see where this goes! Good luck.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks! GameDev and KZbin are very fluid so who knows where we'll be in a year!

[@bloggy6465]

fr the same fate i have right now, good luck and i would definately play that

[@WyrmyrGames]

Nice to hear! Thanks.

[@haruruben]

There’s nothing wrong with being a janitor, it’s honest work that needs to be done

[@joyfulfishman5445]

Wow this is awesome, I'm really excited to support you and watch your game grow! Wishing you the best moving forward!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you!

[@amorak223]

Good luck man. I hope to be on your path soon.

[@RealxKNS]

The game seems like its already great, and youtube already got you a great start! We'll see what you'll have in store. Graphics, in my opotion, doesnt really madder as much as how fun the game will be.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks a lot! Yes, KZbin is helping much more than I expected. Agreed. Gameplay first.

[@RealxKNS]

@@WyrmyrGames OMG, 6.5k views, hoesntly invest in a decent editing software (that doesnt cost to much) and learn some videos for a day or two, so you can keep this populatiry going! Wish you the best of luck!

[@dobrx6199]

Good luck man and great video!

[@WyrmyrGames]

Appreciate it!

[@failgod9079]

Keep it up brother! Hope all goes well

[@StephenTBW]

Last year I quit the janitor job I had for a decade to make games. No regrets so far! Good luck!

[@ssuversa]

u have my sub, and a pure thumb's up, my only reminder for u ( because you already know) build up the steam page early & work for the wishlist, marketing is the indie game's success ladder, besides, good luck with ur journey

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you! Steam page is my next milestone. I've heard at least six-months to gather wishlists so hopefully I'll have something up in the next few months.

[@exlr8ghosty236]

Imagine how cool it would be finding out your janitor is a game deceloper

[@WyrmyrGames]

Haha. I would be so happy to find out some random person I met was a game developer, let alone someone I saw every day for years but only ever chatted with. Instant friends.

[@Seb00lean]

Really like your style and calmness. Excited to see your game come to life. Which tutorials / books would you say are the ones that got you where you are now?

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thank you! I haven’t read a single book on making games. 😅 Probably should. My learning strategy so far has been consuming as much Gamedev content as possible and hoping it assimilates. I’ll look up targeted tutorials as needed. The first series I ever watched was on Udemy by @awesometuts. I learned most of the basics from him and the official Unity tutorials. As for the business side, I’ve been watching @thomasbrush for a long time. I haven’t gone through his course but I think I’ve watched 90% of his videos on KZbin. More recently @howtomarketagame videos have filled in a lot of gaps for what type of game to make and how to get it to the finish line with specific marketing strategies.

[@maxkopfraum]

imo: simulation games - gamified slices of life with traditional game mechanics simulations - deep and representative software emulating non-game mechanics

[@vegillito]

Im wishing you the best. Just started my own journey on KZbin with game dev, its a fun experience so far 😊 you have much to do and learn 😊

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks, you too! Both GameDev and KZbin really are fun. So far at least. 😄

[@S1lentIntensity]

This looks interesting! I miss playing games like pocket god and that koi pond game I can’t remember the name of. Definitely going to follow this!

[@jonathan10007]

Wish you all the luck!

[@celsladroma8048]

You getting start just like me.. well good luck for both of us..

[@celsladroma8048]

Stretching your game, you must know that the main business you have is to make a kid smell..

[@WyrmyrGames]

I assume you mean making a kid sit and play my game for hours on end. Haha. Thanks for the support!

[@celsladroma8048]

child has getting more affection and love by God than adult so you need to handle them with care...

[@Ammeo]

Best of luck with your first game

[@mina7572]

This is a great goal. You have a good idea of scope vs time. I think you should plan out some timelines for features anyway because even if the time estimate is wrong, planning always makes things more efficient one way or another. I'm actually also in a similar-ish type of job and learning coding and modeling for Unreal. Will be keeping up with your journey.

[@adlerkampf]

I really appreciate your story, good luck maing the game.

[@WyrmyrGames]

Thanks a lot!

[@alignedgames]

Good luck on your journey. Its going to be the most difficult but best thing you'll ever do. Subbed.

[@ummtone]

I wish you luck! I am on a similar pursuit this year too!

[@semydev]

You got this, blackthornprod saw you!

[@WyrmyrGames]

😄

[@Stanislaw_Nature]

follow your dream, keep going and dont give up!