Why 99% Of Roblox Devs Fail

[@edina7644]

good shit bro, motivation gets you started, dicipline is what keeps you going. Being diciplined is sacrificing something you want in the moment for something even better later on. Tip for y'all is to practice doing things you DON'T wanna do, this could be anything, just do it (or "just start" as one wise man once said...). Dicipline can be trained just like anything else

[@SmartyRBX]

Thank you! Great advice as well there man🔥 Take notes yall 📝👀

[@DripCheems]

​@SmartyRBX 1. make brainrot games 2. wait 3. your successful 4. repeat 🔥🔥🔥

[@mouroblox]

500iq​@@DripCheems

[@moreawesomevideosyo]

@@FireRbxGuyYou haven’t failed, you’ve found 200 things that don’t work. Only way you can fail is if you quit. Thomas Edison mindset 🧠

[@Sengoku_1]

@@FireRbxGuyat least u gained experience

[@ricksa21_]

I swear bro... Practice is so important, start with very basic systems using Roblox docs or KZbin tutorials (avoid free models and actually try to understand). Don't try advanced stuff as a beginner, build a solid foundation first and build your knowledge little by little, then when you feel ready, you can start making your game. That's how I started Roblox dev.

[@SmartyRBX]

Agreed!

[@SkibidiBoxDefense]

Actually, its not really true, i agree its a good advice! But i maked a 10m visits game having very low experience, and its quite playable and cool! (i made some obbys as a young)

[@SmartyRBX]

It's not that you can't make a successful game for one of your first games, but that most devs won't so they shouldn't expect it. Either way, it's better to start small and build up in complexity over time.

[@maryaoussir6993]

@@SmartyRBX hey, I need some advice, I’m making a game on roblox, but it’s a team one because I couldn’t download roblox studio on windows (it wasn’t verified) it’s a bit of a complex game, we have good modelers and animators, but one scripter, and he’s like a 6/10 and also one more problem is how despite it being a r6 game, some of the mutants (it’s a infection game about mutants) have more joints on each limb and development is a bit slow, and I the scripter to improve so we can make this easier

[@RoomGenerator]

i learn scripting by looking at free models

[@BadPixie]

This is true for me. I'm a developer of 5 years, and when i make games, i usually end up at a good start, but then my friend who bothers me to be added to the game comes in, and i finally add him. Then he comes up with stuff that maybe dont even fit the game genre or he just gets too ahead of himself. For instance, i was making this battlegrounds game (still updating it) He disturbed me over and over again to add him until i finally did. He started adding free models here and there, ruining the game, And wanting to make a whole live event, eventually i just kicked him, now my games are doing better. And yor videos actually help me push through as a developer and keep trying.

[@ChrishunDixon-z8y]

what a weirdly specific video.. your not spying on me right?

[@P1N_DA]

no i believe its the algorithm

[@everrain9709]

the algorithm is the one spying on you, actually more like the internet browser you do everything on. Would be weird to assume you can go online without being spied on without trying to avoid tracking

[@ImHorribleAtMusicLOL]

good shit bro. patience is so important. i started with big projects that almost all failed. a year later after starting these projects, i realize that i rushed into it. patience is KEY for roblox development. never rush, it becomes a buggy mess

[@SmartyRBX]

100% agree. Thanks for sharing some more great advice man and keep it pushing! 🤜🤛🔥

[@102ter]

As a failed roblox dev, thanks for telling me this. Ever since I started coding, my games are so low quality. Once I'm through, I might make millions soon

[@EndurancedSpecz]

Swear I have seen you before. Are you in the Hidden Developers server?

[@laticode]

This is a huge help to new developers who may not have known this before. Thank you

[@SmartyRBX]

100% - this info needs to get out there! You're very welcome. Good luck on your dev journey!

[@laticode]

@@SmartyRBX Thank you!

[@Mr_hatman123]

@@SmartyRBX like the video to get it out there guys

[@the_frenchsuits5503]

Psst, map builder for Typical Games here! I get feedback from other map builders and slowly shape my way of building to make amazing creations. Really encourages me to keep on making maps for the game!

[@SmartyRBX]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing

[@Mikan_Gaming]

so thats why roblox is called roblox, its because you encounter a lot of road blocks when making a game

[@RealMadTheftDistrict]

lmfaoo

[@SmartyRBX]

Roadblocks are part of life. The key is how you view them and conquer them.

[@RTP_Studios_Official]

@@SmartyRBX Life... is roblox.

[@Mikan_Gaming]

This is very true, because i want to become an animator and every time i just dont feel like it, i just push through and eventually i get that boost of motivation when everything goes right.

[@seaspirate]

I searched up “motivation to keep developing in Roblox” and this popped up 😭

[@SmartyRBX]

Thank god the best possible resource out there popped up for you. Enjoy!

[@aAminoacids572]

@@SmartyRBX Enjoy your silver playbutton

[@GlitchingAndWinning]

This comment appeared for me when Smarty talked about the false motivation part 😭

[@JeLeff.]

it took me like 3 YEARS to make a game that actually gets some players, and it wasn't some massive or complicated stuff, it was basically about watching a TV but you can be in the TV, there are random TV shows showing up, but that's quite it, it's literally a copy of The Normal Elevator

[@Neko-rk5cj]

Damn

[@LieMac]

Can I get game link? I’m interested

[@JeLeff.]

@@LieMac Idk if u can comment links here, but my name is "erwtwertez" and the game's name is "Watch A TV!"

[@JeLeff.]

@@LieMac 7k visits

[@JeLeff.]

@@LieMac oh bruh, it got censored

[@mucnh]

how real this guy is is crazy 😭 bro aint sugarcoating shit or anything. He makes things real. I was literally searching "roblox game ideas" and this came up. I was tired, and my game wasn't going anywhere. I had been doing roblox studio for literally three months and I thought I was so good. But I had to grow up. I'd started 100 projects, and all of them ended up in the trash can. You should always dream big, but make it with EFFORT and DICIPLINE and STRENGTH even through hard times.

[@5P_OFFICIAL]

How your game is called?

[@maniamhungry4896]

Another thing to take note is trying not to get yourself distracted. Me personally, oftenly get distracted by things around me. For example, KZbin clips or even new ideas for a new game. What I used to do is I started a project where I had in my head, and as you might expected. It doesn't work out really well, and then I get another idea, instead of note it down. I started a new one, leaving the previous one stranded. I regret doing that, but currently I'm focusing on developing a single project and try not to get myself distract again. Thanks to this video again, though. It kinda reminds me of what I'm doing at the moment.

[@SmartyRBX]

Discipline is the solution to this. Stay disciplined enough to focus on one task, and stay locked in on one project at a time. Best of luck in your dev journey

[@jocysatu1038]

Another case of being too creative. Same as me lol

[@katmilan2]

Same, i still have like 50 games open all i want to finish 😅

[@HDOOH]

Roblox locked me out of my account, and my game was almost lost in the process. It made me loose a lot of motivation, because I have to re-upload every single sound and animation asset. Thank you for the motivation. I need to stop waiting for my problems to go away, and adapt to the current situation.

[@TheQuizzzler]

tip of death: add your alt to edit the game too so you have a lower risk, that's what i do.

[@hikarisxs]

remember that struggles like these are learning experiences to help you in the future🙏

[@pepperdayjackpac4521]

why were u locked out?

[@Wyvern_Ratem]

The way i learned development was making a game, and then i watched tutorials for the things i needed in the game, and slowly i started learning

[@nide1698]

I started scripting a week ago, and Instead of just copying the code, I looked at several other people's codes, and tried to understand what each line does and how it worked, and by that I could make my own script.

[@Luzox1]

It's not another one roblox dev channel, That is a self improvement channel. Keep up the great work man!

[@Lorer_behind]

Thank you so much i just told my self to take a break but the break was quitting and now you just made me do it again thank you so much i wish there was more people like you thank you so much again and i subcribed!

[@Trandare]

Thank you so much!You motivate me to build what i like!

[@SmartyRBX]

You can do it!

[@Trandare]

@@SmartyRBX Thanksx :-D

[@Aethel_Beorn]

I'm a ROBLOX toolbox developer, making free high-quality animations. I tried making a game via tutorials on scripting. I fell into the first issue. Thanks for inspiration! MOTIVATION PART HITS HARDDD

[@ThunderGam3z]

Thanks for this! For a long time I only relied on tutorials, but like 2 months ago, I actually tried scripting and now I can code on my own and I keep on trying to learn new things. I've been stuck in dream game syndrome even to this day. But I'm trying to start smaller and work my way up.

[@SmartyRBX]

Great to hear!

[@sobalikessnakes]

i used to only get free models and quit if theres one error on my project. But now i watch tutorials that help me understand the coding more and i was able to fix 4 bugs in my game without a tutorial.

[@Taphiez]

I’ve picked up 20k visits and it just keeps fluctuating from like 50 plays a day to like 300.. LOL. And right now I really only have a showcase that’s still incomplete. I have no objective, quests, or scripts. But I’d like to get there and it’s cool that people are finding it when it’s still heavily incomplete

[@R3alS4mYT]

This literally gives me too much motivation to get out of my bed and continue developing my game

[@BeachEu]

this is good to motivate other devs's as a developer myself for frontpage games you are correct on most areas, good video man and keep it up!

[@craftygemmm]

wow the editing is insane man keep it up

[@LaProUserniere]

the disapointing thing about roblox is even if your punching trough and keep going creative and finding solutions, you might see some free models games with no gameplay doing better in the front page and put anything you got down.

[@SmartyRBX]

It doesn't have to though - see it as a lesson in what works. Any time you see a game like that, ask yourself "What are they're doing right?" Because even if you don't like everything about it, they have to be doing something correctly to succeed like that. You can take it and adapt it into your personal strategy in your own way. There is a lesson everywhere that you can use to make better games and reach more success.

[@blablagamerbr]

The thing is, the front page games are addicting, they could be bad but theyre catchy, thats why people keep comming back to them.

[@Leader_EC]

Don't listen to this guy, if you show up and work on something when you don't feel like it (bad mood or sleep deprieved) then it'll turn out horrible compared to what your potential, not only what was said is cliché but it's also untrue and bad advice, you have to be in the right mood and head space if you wanna create something nice

[@WilfyyWilfyy]

I've been scripting for years now and i completely agree with all these points. I made the same mistake with starting too big, which gets overwhelming very quickly. Its stuff like this that i wish i knew when i started

[@on3guygames]

I’ve made 10 fully finished games. Sponsored them. I have still never gotten over 500 visits on any game. It is easier said than done. I can develop.

[@SmartyRBX]

Then there are problems in your approach and you need to find them and fix them. It’s the hard truth - but everyone must face it to reach the next level in anything. Self-awareness is a must. Ask yourself why people aren’t playing your game and ruthlessly figure out what is lacking and how it could be better. It’s your responsibility, and your responsibility alone to make this work.

[@UnseemlessOwn]

I think you are choosing quantity over quality, which is not acceptable.

[@KieranDixonStevenage]

i am so glad i learned Lua code scripting at my school 9 years ago practice makes perfect especially if you are alone or with a team

[@Jonathan-t7i8c]

Motivation gets you hyped to start this “idea of yours” which is a great dev skill to keep going. Discipline is how you learn. Once you have the two basic steps down your ready to advance on to better gameplay experience and build better games gaining many other players. And who knows you might be the next blox fruits.

[@ghostuber3548]

ive recently started developing my own horror game and the amount of bugs is crazy despite the scripts being small honestly i look up to all those scripters for those advanced games cause the amount of effort it takes to debug scripts is crazy (i wont give up and i alone will finish the game )

[@stick_2763]

99% of devs quit before they make an amazing game

[@MrMonkeyMan2929]

This video is so helpful cause sometimes when i dont wanna open studio and learn something new i just end up not learning anything. But this video made me realize that i just need to open up studio and just start learning or make something. Thank you smarty

[@SmartyRBX]

Happy to help!

[@Atrict.]

Number one advice. When you got all the basics learn data saving it may be hard but after this step done you got some real knowledge and can start making some acutal big games

[@exoticyy]

Starting you final project as your first project can work cause you can easily learn and rework previous errors.

[@wonderz206]

6:32 idk if you planned all that but that was good timing

[@DaisyTheDog67]

This video is going inspire and help tons and tons of developers. As a developer myself, I wish I saw this video in my early days. Thank you. And for everyone out there, Patience is key. Trying to understand is like swimming through muddy water. Have the patience to wait! Don't sink by giving up! Once you get out of the mud, It'll be a lot easier while you are at your goal, out of the mud.

[@SmartyRBX]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ashckgamer]

I started with big ambitions, now after 4 years of constant building and scripting and modeling I'm making my first real project inspired on a real city!

[@cruzo2972]

As a kind of new roblox dev i can say that i have got dream syndrome but I have learnt from it and i am making some small project now. This guy is the must truthful person when it comes to developing roblox games. You Deserve a subscriber.

[@DevBdytIsntTaken]

Honestly, stuff like this isn’t entirely true. You’re forgetting that most people get into game development simply because it’s fun. I do game development not just for the payment but because I genuinely enjoy creating games. Sure, they might not be the best, but I still have a blast making them and others can agree with me. I consider myself a somewhat successful solo game developer. I own a game with over 100k visits and an active player base, typically 20 to 40 players at any given time. How long did it take to become successful? Two years. In those two years, I went from making a simple game with mostly free models to developing an advanced game that tons of people have played. How did I learn? I wanted to learn because game development was just that enjoyable for me. Over time, I started with the basics of scripting, like how to destroy parts or create an "E to interact" system. Then I gradually challenged myself to create more advanced features, which helped me become skilled in scripting. If I couldn’t do something, I’d revisit it a month later after learning more. That’s what I did for two years. I never even watched a KZbin tutorial. I started scripting by studying free models. I’d look at the scripts included in the free models I needed, and over time, after repeatedly using those scripts, I memorized what to write without needing to reference the free model scripts. However, not everything I needed was available in free models, so I eventually turned to forums and other resources to continue learning. I think much of what you said is somewhat true, but it feels like it only applies to those who approach development purely for its benefits rather than because it’s fun. Personally, I don’t enjoy making games as much as I used to. These days, I prefer working on other people’s games rather than creating my own. If a game I make gains attention or becomes popular, like the one I mentioned earlier, it motivates me to keep updating it. Overall, it’s an okay video, but most of the points you made don’t fully resonate with my experience. I just felt like I needed to share this perspective.

[@SmartyRBX]

I completely disagree. This guide applies to everyone no matter if they are doing it for fun or for money (or both), and has the best advice you will find anywhere for both approaches. It’s important to have tangible goals either way too and aim for success, as it will make your experience in development better and your progression more efficient. Your journey also aligns with the core of my advice to devs looking to make entire games - make simple games first, and slowly increase in complexity over time. You get funds not necessarily as an end in themselves, but as the means to help you make more advanced projects later. Large games require funding. You should go earn them. People also need money to live. Even if you just do it for fun, everyone wants an extra income source. So why not do the extra work to make your game effective in the market and earn a lot of money for your effort and value you bring to the table. Aiming to make money is useful for everyone, as everyone needs money for something. The mindsets in this video, especially of discipline and adaptability are so necessary that even suggesting the advice isn’t applicable to all devs is a detrimental thing to say to those devs (who likely need the information or they’ll quit). Every developer needs the info in this video. If they don’t have discipline or adaptability, they will fail - whether they do it for fun, money, or anything else, these are necessary to persist through the hard parts. Thanks for the comment and glad you’re seeing some success in development. But keep in mind that all devs should ideally have both passion (have fun and love creation) and pragmatism (aim to get results, especially income), not one or the other.

[@DJNeonistPurple]

Your comment is just one point which is that some developers make games for fun..? Yeah I totally think you missed the absolute point of this video

[@DJNeonistPurple]

​@@SmartyRBXW response

[@Nudtanun]

Bdy your game is so popular

[@nqmashtopki]

Could u make a game for me bro? U might get some 💸 for it tho

[@interestingstuff8257]

Your videos are amazing your so knowledgeable and well spoken. Im a builder and modeler and I’m working with a team to make a game but we needed a animator and VFX, this was the brick wall, I’ve done like 2 VFX so I now a little bit same with animation so instead of giving up I told the team that I will do it so I learned animation and VFX and now I’m the animator for the team. You were right find away to get over that brick wall.

[@SmartyRBX]

Thanks so much! Incredible example of adaptability. Most people wouldn’t do it, but you found a creative way around that brick wall, which is very admirable. Keep that up and I’m sure you will succeed with time! 📈🔥

[@sinister6285]

As an animator good luck on it, if you actually wanna get good it'll take a long time

[@DeveloperFox]

I stopped watching this channel because i thought it was a bit too over-going, but now I'm quite seeing it in a new light.

[@LuxPlayZ100k]

Thank you so much i feel so motivated now to keep creating!

[@SmartyRBX]

I'm so glad!

[@LloydGaming-z3p]

Wow thanks you got me back on track!

[@Inspector_Hans]

Cool video and very nice for my friend(new dev).

[@shadowimpostor1990]

okay okay you got my attention no need for the flashy effects my eyes are dying from the light mode hell by their own

[@MariusPlanes]

Very well explained, love your vids man

[@SmartyRBX]

Glad you like them!

[@Sansirusp]

in roblox you have to encounter a lot of roadblocks, because roblox is basically roadblocks without "ad" and "ks" at the end is replaced by "x"

[@theroadisblocked]

i’ve been trying to get the right community for years god help me

[@FusionTrain]

I think the main issue, from what I have seen and personally having experience in Unity with C#. 99% of roblox "scripting tutorials" are just "copy what i do" and then they rarely even explain what anything does or what the purpose is or how the code actually works This also leads to new scripters or people who have experience in other game engines getting confused on where exactly to start and with what to start with

[@SuprRBXL]

After failing a clicker tutorial and a tycoon tutorial, I combined what I learned and made a game on my own!

[@saxtonFN]

Bro Loves every comment: Like, man u r the one who will lead my career in rblx. we're blessed, having a teacher, instructor, motivator, and master like u for free man-- lub man

[@SmartyRBX]

It's my pleasure

[@ASeriousDeveloper]

4:28 don’t forget a break is good sometimes don’t overwork yourself every day to work on a project you don’t want to work on that day

[@SmartyRBX]

When did I say don’t take a break?

[@ASeriousDeveloper]

@@SmartyRBX Just restating it from what I remember you didnt say not to not take breaks but also you didnt say anything about taking them either I guess it is common knowledge

[@Kry-robloxyt]

I have lessons on how to make games on roblox using scripting and not using free models is that good or bad?

[@thatoneguythatdrowned]

Underrated video (as of typing this comment, i noticed this video is only 4 hours old so uhh)

[@personwhoexists7689]

I find that the best way for me to learn is to just make things, and when I can't figure it out, I search it up, and I don't forget what I search up because I actually use it in my projects.

[@ImIXSFR]

this is crazy, i subbed like rn

[@OrganicMilkGang]

as someone who has been scripting (and sometimes building) for 5+ years now, i learned with real life examples and things i could compare the code with to better my understanding.

[@OrganicMilkGang]

lowk still ass at luau though

[@IUseVxpe]

Nice video, nice story telling continue like this bro! btw i was following you since 2022 and now with a bit of help from you i'm making a 99.9% chance game that goes viral (i've spent 10k+ robux) so thank you!

[@SmartyRBX]

Legend!

[@justrad7637]

the issue with escaping turotial hell is even when i do things similarly or hell try to figure things out on my own after watching them , nothing ever works and i get no feedback as to why where as in the kitchen i can figure out that i burnt smt or underbaked , or overmixed etc

[@flicxftbl7]

BRO CONGRATS ON 100K SUBS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SmartyRBX]

Thank you! It's amazing to see so many people learning from my content.

[@whenis2.254]

man i used to just watch tutorial after tutorial on scripting and this and that never actually picking up anything. im gonna start watching ur guide to actually learn scripting

[@BetterDeadthenRed1991]

Honestly this is the same as in school as well. A Lot of good devs as far as I know are also pretty good student in school (at least most of them are) and they are good at coding and school because they actually practice and learn to get an understanding and not just looking a a pages of text books without gaining anything.

[@Glistering]

I am learning just learned Unity and I am working on a School project and although this video is for Roblox Devs, it feels like it can suit me as well. In my first project that I am working on currently I have faced tons of problems but I was able to fix them. Tip to fix Bugs:- Think about the logic causing them and don't be like oh what do I do it is glitchy and stuff......

[@I-N-T-E-G-R-I-T-Y]

Bro i actually was gonna quit roblox studio then in my youtube home page i see your video and now i am fully motivated for making some project, thx your the best! +1

[@SmartyRBX]

Best of luck

[@ForrGarpu]

I accidentally tested roblox studio when i was 9 and now i started to developing a new game based on doors and pressure

[@TwinChaosOfficial]

something that new devs should do. If you have a passion project in mind. Make smaller games that take a mechanic you want to add in your main game and focus that smaller game around that specific mechanic, perfect that mechanic and then slowly work your way to your passion game with the smaller games

[@Eric-z4b]

Bro gave me hope back

[@Syntex_Error]

this is actually really good, great video !

[@SmartyRBX]

Hey, thanks!

[@robloxcity4589]

bro THANK YOU! I an a owner of a game and I really needed this. I literally ALMOST quit developing it. If it wasn't for this video I might have already quit. Thanks for the inspiration at 2:36 to 4:03

[@swiftystk5817]

what game? i'd love to check it out

[@robloxcity4589]

@ The forgotten caves but it’s not even out yet lol

[@SmartyRBX]

Glad to hear it!

[@AdeptLight_Roblox]

for learning code, i recommend the ones where you pay. Why would i pay if there is a free lesson?. First of all pay ones makes the teacher be more straight forward and make sure that every lessons they create are something helpful. While the free ones are good. It just different when you pay a teacher to watch their lecture.

[@Kyzby]

Hey! I am in a sticky situation, as the time that im watching this video, im working on a roblox game with an idea that is a little harder to do, so do i give up on the game for now, go make a simpler one and then as im better finnish the first game or should i just stick to the first game and finish it?? i am a good 20% done with the first game. What should i do?

[@Helpl1es]

as they all say, flip around and find out. thats what many successful devs did, trust the process.

[@Lightning_Fan12345]

I am determined I will keep going until my games get big >:D

[@MineCat_minecraft]

Thank u, maybe thank ur motivation i gonna be next hazem or next smartyrbx :)

[@SmartyRBX]

🤞👀

[@sdd-y4j]

What are your thoughts on conducting surveys to gather insights that can be applied to improving a game?

[@Tobiscoco]

i rly like ur editing style

[@SmartyRBX]

Glad to hear it!

[@lazyrat6687]

his editing style reminds me of youtube shorts it's kinda annoying

[@Harciogu_11]

TY SO MUCH U GIVE ME THE MOTIVATION

[@Specter109]

as a roblox developer for 4 years, I am impressed by my young self. I started scripting at 9 and now 4 years later I am scripting bigger and harder stuff I thought I wouldn't and I'm getting robux as well like 6k per month. and yes adaptability is also a thing I did, I started modelling at the age of 11 in blender and now I can model decently and make my own projects and it goes the same for GFX. also nice editing Edit: the bigger and harder stuff is advanced scripting btw

[@sinister6285]

Same One day I just decided to learn drawing, scripting, modeling besides my skill at animation and design as well

[@CriticalJP]

What do you consider as advanced scripting? I want to know where I am in the scripting world

[@Specter109]

@@CriticalJP I would consider advanced scripting being critical thinking of errors like Dictionary errors and etc. this also include optimizations, Knowledge on math or physics for Bezier Curve, Splines and quaternions. organization is also a thing like using module script and OOP Edit: Advanced scripting is also doing stuff like custom frameworks, anti-exploit and algorithm design

[@SpruceX]

Damn, good job. I'm glad that there are parents that raise kids like you. I'm 20 and I'm just trying to start out to see if a sudden and complete career switch at this point is what I can do after force-learning something that I don't really enjoy.

[@SwifflesMatao532MTS]

The Thing U Should Is Never Give up on The Games They can Sky Rise Every Day. And This Helped me alot i used that u said i have mastered The Whole Studio Script

[@ttvqt-vibxz-310]

Passion, passion is the only real drive that’ll keep you going. If you truly love this kind of stuff, weather it going to be tuff, hard, difficult, you’ll never give up, you’ll keep driving. Find something you love and you’ll never find it boring or hard

[@SmartyRBX]

You're right, passion helps, but passion alone won't make you a successful dev. You need to have discipline to make it through rough patches too.

[@AntiNeutronStar]

So basically when I open roblox studio I gotta actually lock tf in and continue

[@IWILLCOMEFORU]

Being a good dev is just hard :(. KZbin doesn't explain very deeply about coding in ROBLOX studio.

[@SmartyRBX]

See my guide

[@IWILLCOMEFORU]

@@SmartyRBX i do :D but I want to code very complex games :(

[@BlueMonke1298]

I learned coding for 3 years straight. Now ive got a game thats optimised so well that i wont need to code. Most of this was self taught or explainations from dev forums which i learned to understand. Try those​@@IWILLCOMEFORU

[@atlathic]

thats why u just gotta be consistent. keep going and its all excuses what you're saying. nobody gives away good info for free tbh

[@Zaython123]

​@IWILLCOMEFORU As an advanced scripter I can assure that you will get there, it just takes about 6-10 months if your really serious about making complex games. I was surprised to see how 8 months ago I was just watching TheDevKing and later I can script mechanics like in deepwoken. My advice is practise(Create basic systems like pet hatching, combat, sprinting), read other scripts and understand

[@yolotgi6471]

needed this bro, thank you.

[@SmartyRBX]

Glad I could help

[@BlueMonke1298]

The motivation tip is smth I can agree works. I decided to try discipline myself to make a game and it's the closest I've ever gotten to an actual release yet

[@SmartyRBX]

Incredible to hear! Agreed - discipline is power.

[@BlueMonke1298]

@@SmartyRBX for real. I wish I knew this sooner

[@BlueMonke1298]

@@SmartyRBX 1 month and my game is clean and I don't need to code to add more worlds cuz of how I made it

[@sotearful]

such an amazing and real video! thank you for teaching the new devs (and some experienced ones too)

[@SmartyRBX]

My pleasure!

[@Theonlysentry]

Okay, this but if 99% of devs failed on roblox we probably wouldn't have any games.

[@EtherealGaming-uw9cl]

First official game I'm making, big project solo dev, it's a randomly generated survival horror game, with lore, "enemies", and interesting game mechanics.

[@CrystalFireZ4]

OMG TYSM, I FINALLY HAVE THE GAME PLAN TO WORK ON MY DREAM GAME. YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER 😭

[@MostlyFound]

ive been trying to learn and make games for a while and this video really helped. it showed me where to start, at the bottom, and where to end, at the top. Ive really not been learning since ive been just copying off of another persons work but now i believe i can do it myself and make great games up ahead. thank you 👍

[@meganbailey114]

I am a bit young to make games, but I do it for the engagement, the fun, and the robux. I made an obby, called Rainbow Obby With Admin, and there are donation game passes, and a VIP admin game pass. But one thing. As I went along, I realized, I made a lot more mistakes than I expected. Some kill bricks weren't working, I forgot to add scripts, and the gui. Do you know what I did? Even though I wanted to work on it the day after, that same day, I debugged all of it. I made things work. One thing you said that was very inspirational to me was when you said "Even when you don't want to do it, push through it. It's discipline". All of the time, I use tutorials to make stuff that includes scripting. I use AI, and tutorials. But one thing that sparked in me that may not happen to many else, I learned something from that. As I looked further into each string, I realized what some variables, functions, prints, and so on, meant. I have been meaning to use the "How To Script" tutorials, but each time I start I don't feel like it anymore. But that inspirational note, has inspired me to do that. Maybe the outcome will be awesome. But another note, was that you told us to take things step by step. I wanted to make a big battle game. But I couldn't do it. Not without the proper steps. So then, I just continued to make this obby game. Thank you.

[@KRlS_S]

Didn't watch your video fully but another thing some people do is that people will watch the tutorials but will not know what to do with sed knowledge even if they know what they wanna make cus they dont know how to put some of the stuff things they learned into something. I think tutorials are very helpful because, it helps people learn some of the things that they can do with coding and people can add the knowledge they already learned into the game/project

[@subspacetripminegaming]

when i dont know how to fix a bug while im scripting, i ask chatgpt to see what i need to fix

[@Erliuss]

I'm from Uruguay (Latin America) and the truth is that I've been in Roblox studio for about a year, and I still can't do anything... I'm not even able to create an obby, I bought courses, I finished playlists and everything. The problem is that I have to watch videos in English with subtitles. I know all the basics of scripting in Roblox, do I start making an obby or do I continue learning for more months?

[@DaisyTheDog67]

It is best to experiment throughout your learning journey. try making obbies, you'll get better at it.

[@saxtonFN]

bro i am just starting out as a rblx dev this vid helps me out

[@AnderewXl]

This is true ! For first time I didn't even knew how to make a script or even how to combine models to game , but after I created 52 places and made something different on every , now I know much (ig) and it started by some youtube videos to basic the roblox studio , then I make a script alone , and then learned new things , but I learn even more new feature right now , thanks for this video bro (I started at 2020 with roblox studio) :)

[@Novient321]

Me During Right now: making the game, making assets for the game, reviewing others games just for example, and finding my own way to learn. And found this video very helpful for me and for my crews struggling I've been wasting time a lot before for making my games, my games are not ready to playable because of Multi-tasking