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Game Development How to Make a Video Game Introduction to Video Games Install Unity

Posted by Marcus Klausen
Marcus Klausen
17,425 Points

It makes no sense to ask people to download the engine after 10-15 minutes of talk? Now i have to wait until it's done?

Should be re-arranged in my opinion. :)

Mark VonGyer
Mark VonGyer
21,239 Points
Mark VonGyer
Mark VonGyer
21,239 Points

As soon as he mentioned Unity on the previous video I paused and started the download immediately :D.

Unfortunately I probably had to wait longer due to my slow connection.

1 Answer

Devon Sanderson
Devon Sanderson
2,873 Points

They have to make it incredibly simple for people, otherwise people will get frustrated and yell at them for not telling them that didn't show them how to install. I feel it's a good video for explaining the process of Unity personal edition, etc :)

Marcus Klausen
Marcus Klausen
17,425 Points

Agreed but just place the installation instructions video before the introduction to engines etc.. First video should be "a game is made with an engine, here we use Unity. Go ahead and download blabla instructions".

Afterwards tell about game mechanics and engine choices etc etc.. I'm not complaining at all just trying to contribute to the quality of the course :)