Creating An RPG In GoDot (Udemy.com)

Instructor responds fast and with detailed answers, course content is broad and helpful. If you want to learn to make an RPG using the Godot engine, stick with this course!

I agree with the last reviewer: expect a lot of bad coding practices in this course. I'm still going to follow it to the end, complete the project and see what I can learn from it, but for every step I'm trying to improve the code through other tutorials.

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This course goes through the different elements required to build a 2D RPG, and is good for providing an overview of how to use Godot to create one. However, there are a multiple areas where this course could be improved.
- Using the snapping tool to build the tile maps would make it easier.
- The coding practices shown are poor, including a lot of copy and pasting of code, resulting in script files being 4-5x longer than needed. However, for me this was actually a good thing, because it made me actually think through the problems and write my own code, instead of blindly copying the code in the videos.

I just like the guy, he's a good teacher.

I am halfway through. I'm starting to feel like I stole from the author, because I am getting so much information.
I did some free youtube tutorials and a couple course on this site. I got a lot of valuable tips, but this is really giving me the tools to make a complete rpg.

I took this course to learn how to make an RPG in Godot and since it is a fairly new engine there's not a plethora of tutorials like in Unity or even Gamemaker Studio 2. The course starts off really well, the instructor is clear and knows his stuff. I like the challenges and the fact that instructor didn't edit out his mistakes but rather left the thinking process in the lectures. The 4 * rating comes because the systems in the game are lacking severely... No skill tree, level up system is really basic, shop system is set but never used... The AI is basic at the most, would be nice if we'd have a boss battle... No drops are implemented and there's also no scene transitions... No doubt the instructor knkws what he's doing and the lectures are fun, but for a 5 * there's just something missing. Overall, I'd recommend this course for total beginners or people who want to set up some kind of a prototype.

Im only on the first bit, Ive learned quite alot and I didnt need to go back and check what he did. The descriptions of what is happening is very clear. I was actually able to continue on just listening and not even watching the video. Good job!
And for the record I dont even want to do 2D games, and I'm having a blast with this course!
Update I am half way through the course , everything seems to be going well!. I dont think the author mentioned about reimporting assets to avoid blurred out charactors + tilesets. So if your wondering about that, just go to reimport and uncheck filter too when you reimport graphics
Well I completed the course, I skipped the export and json file saving because im not quite done, i was able to start a bran new project from what I learned and got to export part. Everything is quite clear. I enjoyed this course. I will be waiting for his next series.

I've been working with Godot for a short time and done a couple other courses. This one has allot of bad practices, and allot of simple features that would have made things easier are not used such as using snap when trying to do the tilemap masks and collisions and file loads for dialogue loading, etc. There is room for improvement and making things more modular overall as well. I will not ask for my money back, as there are some core processes that I wasn't sure how to do that I can combine with some of the other knowledge I've gained because I feel I have learned some things. I feel bad because I really wanted this to be amazing.