What I Learned After 1000 Hours of Game Development (Unity in 2019)

Hello, fellow game devs and gamers! In this video I'm summarising what spending 1000+ hours in Unity on game development does to a person 😄
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UPDATE: Many people ask in the comments "how I made those graphs in the end", and I answer that question in my next video:    • Portal Physics & Tricky Floors! (Havi...  
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In all seriousness, this was (and still is) the greatest experience. I've learned a lot about Unity game development and game design in general. And figuring out how to deal with my own quirks helped me in my personal life too.
The backdrop for this all is me trying to create the ultimate indie golf-inspired game. I show where I am now with the current gameplay, as well as older footage and time-lapses.

Thank you for watching! 🙌
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