Why Most Roblox Devs Quit (The Sad Truth...)

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I've been working on a roleplay game for 2 YEARS and im still not even halfway done, this has completely changed my direction, Thank you for the ideas because i was about done with roblox..

I think its because most people work off the motivation. When you begin you will have a lot of motivation and its great to have this because it makes working on the game fun but in reality you just need self-discipline. You wont feel motivated the whole time and its important that when you don't, you still continue to work on the game. Lets also remember a lot of roblox developers are young. The largest project they have ever completed was their maths homework, so to create a full game is a big jump from that and thats why they often don't finish what they start/quit.

I put hours and days onto a single just for it to crash. I spent 30 minutes to an hour making a game I put literally no effort into and it got 1 million visits and got me 1m Robux...

Honestly the exact words I wanted to hear. Been so motivated to do something, then with the size, density, coding, being a one man army, it is beyond, its too much, so it just dragged me down and left. Its better to start small with something completely boring and get the hang of something overtime, than to jump into something you think your prepared for but you know deep down its going to be far too difficult.

This is very true knowing for most game developers on roblox. As a roblox game dev, it's pretty hard at first but it's fun. Even though I already archived like 3 or 2 games in a row, and got my account 1 day suspended due to the copyright music back then, it got me so frighten to make a game again that it almost made me give up on developing a simple game in the process. But from all that, I still get on my feet no matter how many times I post-poned my game due to lack of helpers or scripting experience. I stick on mostly on what I'm good at like building objects, animation, and npcs just for the sake of my social hangout game. For me, I wouldn't mind my roblox game to be low or trend, but for all of you as beginners in roblox game devs, what matters in game developing is that YOU'RE having fun.

I honestly enjoy your videos a lot, most of the time videos can't keep my attention for more than a couple minutes but the videos I watch from you before I know it it's over. You make great points and explain everything perfect keep up the great work

thanks, needed this because I keep going for bigger projects than I can handle too quickly. Thanks

glad i clicked on this this is basically what im doign rn but with more steps instead of trying to make something so ambitious the first thing you should be doing is testing. what i want to do is slowly test some things and after that things will fall into place naturally. u actually give some good tips keep up the stuff i rarely sub but u earned mine

Honestly thanks for this video man. I'm having a real nice idea of a game I wanna create (would be my first one btw), and I think some of the information is gonna help me out a lot.

Remember his words not only for the roblox development, but for the rest of your life. MVP is a very important thing in life when it comes to creating business

honestly ive thought of making simulators and making everything from scratch and scripting everything, i was a no free models because free models are bad kinda mind set and i realised i was completely wrong. Il try to make a "MVP" as you said in this video and i think this just motivated me even more. thanks for this great advice

Thank you! I really look forward to seeing the video.

Honestly making smaller projects can be fun, but it's not always for everyone, what i mean by that is that making a game that isn't interessing you isn't really great, basicly i'm doing the biggest part of my project, and when i get drain out of building for example i switch to modeling, then switch to animating, then back to building, then art design and then back at it, but i completly understand people that want to start small cuz seeing all the things you have to do to make a big game can be scary.

This is the best video I've ever seen with this topic. I'm about to start a new roleplay community and this has helped and motivated me alot actually. Thank you.

Great tips!

WOW! Developer here, I made a game years ago called Blox-verse Unlimited (Spiderman Game) in 2018. The game blew up and got a ton of positive feed back. I tried to keep the game updated but lack of funds kept me from focusing on it more and on top of that I was the only scripter and 3D modeler. I could not update it because I was burnt out, I could not enjoy programming it , since programming physics was soo Hard! So I kind of left it to die... I wanted to experiment other games, I wanted to get inspired and enjoy programming again! Recently I made a game called Dead Town, I Had put so much effort on it because the game was rather much easier to make! On release week, I could not maintain a single player! The game did poorly and I thought it deserved more, but all that work, all those lines of code, money i spent to make it (3 thousand dollars) and the time to make it (2 years), just for it to flop. I was solo on this project too. I wish this video showed up sooner, I really enjoyed the "MVP" part, it just makes sense. I hope this video helps other developers like me, Thank you for this video.❤

Thank you so much for making this video! You are a huge inspiration to me and you help me so much! Thanks man.

yo your vids really motivated me to start build scripting and all the ty and keep up the good work.

Mostly I was ambitious too, but I switched to GUI designing and ever since, I have been learning something new always.