not sure if i should learn Django for python or Ruby on Rails, or something else aaa why is it so complcated.
I could also use pygame to make my game but idk if i can code with pygame, and idk how Unity or GameMaker works. Maybe Construct 2 ? idk
@zey GameMaker is easy to learn and to make quick game, unity is I think more interesting, and for an "only programming game", I would say python. (I did some search on ruby and it seems it's quite heavy, python is slightly better)
@Skinnery But idk how unity work at all :(
i may be able to do some things with GameMaker but i wonder if I be able to make something with python ahah, and how to export etc,,, maybe Gamemaker is the better solution
@Skinnery I like to code but, I don't know what I really want to do so I think I'll go for unity and look for some tutorials
@zey (after ... Do as you want, I'm just giving you small advice).
@Skinnery but your advice are so important to me!!
@zey I'm not a huge programmer or anything, I don't creat game, I just recommand you to never start JavaScript :P
And some friends around me are quite "nazis" with horrible language, so I'm a bit pushy :P
@Skinnery ok I'll never learn unity or game maker then
@zey
Have you seen Gamemaker 2? It looks pretty sweet; definitely an improvement over the first
@farsayl aaaaaa gamemaker 2 or unity? I can't decide ahah
@zey What kind of game are you making? Gamemaker is easier to get a handle on fast, but Unity I feel is more robust
@farsayl something in 2d, turn by turn it's a bit blur for the moment
@zey ooh def Gamemaker then! It's great for 2d turn-based games
@farsayl idk aaaa too many possibility
@zey If you want to create games, i would say that gamebreaker is the best. If you want to do some programming, go with python.