Is Reddit Actually Giving Good Game Dev Advice?
Reddit is full of game dev advice — some of it great, some of it questionable.
In this video, I react to a popular Reddit post about game development from a member of stardock that gives advices about wishlists. We'll go through each point and I'll share my own perspective based on years of professional experience. Hopefully providing some more useful context to the advice than a Reddit thread can give.
The Post In Question: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/s/0JdMzqE8Bw
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