u/MuffinThick2075

Me and a bunch of guys want to get into indie development.

Right now, we've got artists, writers (story and such ideas), and someone doing music.

The obvious thing missing is someone or several people responsible for coding. We are struggling with that because we are having serious trouble finding courses for coding and programming online that are free and actually useful. Do you have any good recommendations for where and how to learn these things? (WE ARE GOING TO USE C#)

Also, is there anything else that it necessary that we are not thinking of?

(We've already got access to Unity and Visual Studios)

Me and some friends are going to get into game development. I have a decent computer, so learning to program is going to me. I am going to learn C# (obviously). I have been surfing for places to learn it for free, but they haven't worked so far. Microsoft Learn gave me 1 lesson before it told me the next module required knowledge of multiple coding languages and it totally left the tracks on C#. Where should I go to learn?

I've wanted to get into content creation for a long time. I've got no idea what to do. I can play some video games pretty well, I like worldbuilding and storytelling, (often dungeons and dragons stuff) and I am passable at some basic art forms. (I can do a bit of pixel art, and I also use polymer clay.) Do yall have any ideas on what I could do that wouldnt require a lot of equipment?

I've been trying to find a main in Smash Ultimate for quite a while. I have some vague ideas as to what I want, but don't know what characters actually fit the criteria.

1.Not a heavy (because of how slow they are)

2.Has a lot of different combos I can learn and use

3.Actually uses specials fairly frequently

4. Not sure what archetypes I do or do not like. I am not a fan of sword characters or characters where I projectile spam the whole time.

5.Not Steve

Can y'all help me with this? Thank you.

(The edit was adding extra details on preferences)

As of yesterday, I've officially played in 1 campaign and DMed 1 campaign. I personally enjoyed DMing a lot more than regular playing. What's your preference?