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Estou desenvolvendo um jogo com forte inspiração e stardew, queria saber se tem problema fazer postagens dele aqui?

Não vejo muita gente falando sobre isso, tenho depressão profunda desde que entendo como pessoa e escuto muita gente falando que eu não gosto de sair, n quero me enturmar ou até mesmo n quero sair com amigos, mas poucos entendem como a pior parte dessa doença vem depois que nós temos um bom dia, depois que coisas boas acontecem ou depois que nós sentimos bem por algum momento, depois disso, depois que passou é a pior sensação do mundo, quase como se vc n estivesse mais vivo ou como se n devesse estar, n sei se isso é só comigo tbm, só queria falar, desculpe o incomodo.

EDIT: I don't support this idea; I'm just trying to imagine something less bad than what's about to happen.

Imagine a platform where:

Every game you buy is truly yours.

Games are distributed through a P2P network, so they're still available even if the platform no longer hosts the files.

When you decide to sell a game, your license is permanently transferred to the buyer and immediately revoked from your account.

Every resale benefits everyone:

50% goes to the seller.

The remaining 50% is split between the platform and the publisher/developer.

Unlike physical used games, developers would continue earning money from every resale, players would recover part of what they spent, and games would be much better preserved over time.

Assume all the technical and legal challenges have already been solved.

Do you think a platform like this could realistically compete with Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox, or Nintendo eShop? Or would publishers still reject the idea because they'd rather sell new copies at full price?

I'm curious what the biggest obstacle would be from a business perspective rather than a technical one.

Hey everyone,

I’ll be honest: I love coding. I’m a software developer, I love building mechanics, systems, game loops, and solving complex problems. Game dev has always been my dream, but I’m currently stuck in a cycle of constant frustration because of the art side.

Whenever I try to create something visual, I look at the result and feel it’s "not good enough." When I look for premade assets to save time, I never find exactly what I envisioned, and I end up unsatisfied with the final result—like the game loses its soul because it doesn't match the aesthetic I had in my head.

Basically: I have the technical vision, but not the artistic skill to execute it, and it’s holding me back. I feel like I spend more energy being frustrated with the visuals than actually building the game.

I’d love to hear from you:

• Does anyone here go through (or has gone through) this?
• How do you deal with this frustration?
• Do you focus on minimalist styles, look for partners, or did you just let go of the need for aesthetic perfection?

Any advice or stories from your own experience would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!