Ive been doing game dev in Unity for 2 years now.
Should I switc to UE 5? Seems like a big hassle to learn a new language and I already tried it out but its a lot of boilerplate shit before y can program.
In Unity its easy
>new script
>variables
>Start Update OnDisable IEnumerators
Everything is easy with c#
Im building a 3D singleplayer RPG type game if that helps. Solo project.
Is it worth it to switch over? Or is it more geared towards big dev companies and I should stick with Unity?
Unity is wack as fck sometimes with the bugs and the shitty documentation between versions.
Not to mention some gamebreaking options are hidden away inside materials textures, or other miscelanious objects. Which often makes troubleshooting something thats very easy to fox a pain in the ass because iy takes hours to find that little checkbox or slider hidden away somewhere.
All thoughts welcome Ganker's.
Thanks
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Write your own engine
Why would I do that? Im trying to shit out a good and enjoyable game to make some money and start my portfolio.
You're trying to create a soulless cookie cutter asset flip?
idk but goodluck, OP.
stfu homosexual
Lol no minimal assets because im a cheap frick and I need to get better at blender and texturing and animations. Its all so tiresome ive never even touched sound yet.
Its a farming/tower defense gamr on an island so ai also already designed like 50 shitsstains and now they are finally looking like nice ships.
cN you imagine what im going through
is this a dead board?
nobody even bothered to put some bots here lmao g
Not much game devs here, I reckon
>>Ganker
FAT cat
no one gives a shit about your shitty high school project you fat homosexual
Wrong board
i wish i was still in highschool homosexual, you probably wish i was around, the chad nerd tht stops bullies in their tracks, I couldve potected you
>
(You)
Me?
A micro penile?
No I dot think so.
Oh nonononononono sir I dont think so.
Its a solo project so sure. If you are able to understand how UE5 works then take the leap.
I'm working in a team using Unity, we've considered the same but it would require a change of some roles in the team
>Ive been doing game dev in Unity for 2 years now.
>Should I switc to UE 5?
ue is trivially easy to get started in because of blueprints. once you're used to it and feel like it's a limiting factor, you can gradually add Unreal C++ (not to be confused with C++ - UE has so many macros it's almost its own thing) and go from there
you'll fricking despise Unreal though, just as someone who uses Unreal will despise learning Unity. they're VERY different paradigms
>UE has so many macros
disgusting
>Seems like a big hassle to learn a new language
lol are you serious
why u being such a nerd, this is a thread for real g's.
nothin personell, kid
nah don't bother, Unreal is good for graphically intensive stuff but I presume you solo indie project isn't that