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It was really cool to see it on steam but the game doesn't really have any art direction or consistent color scheme so i was kinda turned off

this is so awesome i almost shit my fucking pants

oh fuck i suppose im a bit late to this

niceeee

Beautiful, good job

I need to make another Texture2D using an original Texture2D like so I need to make the new Texture2D using a subregion of the original, how would I do that?

omfg this is great, especially the bugfixes

One more person to cry about beta 3 to :^ )

just tell them to fuck off, just like i do with my cat

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Skill system that works like RuneScape's skill system?

Here's a good starting point https://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/ You'll be learning C# from various different sources, whether they be guides, video tutorials, asking questions on stackoverflow, reading questions on stackoverflow or simply asking a friend. You should be taking time learning the very basics before jumping ahead and wanting to try things like making games and screwing around with source projects, learning the basics and syntax of C# is very easy and fun and doesn't take very long.

Nope

Learn to sprite. If you're working on a project solo and aren't willing to pay someone for spritework, then you're out of luck. The best thing you can do in this case is to actively grow better at pixelart, and even if you're bad right now, you can trace some pixelart just like Pheno said