Mango Choo-choo
Sodbuster
Hello my friends, this is Mango Choo-choo from Shanghai, China.
I am an IT guy but not a programmer.
When I was a teenager, I was captivated deeply by Final Fantasy X and Golden Sun.
I chose Computer Science and Technology as my major in college to fulfill my dream to be a game designer.
But finally I didn't become a game designer.
I did a job I didn't like to do actually to go through my tedious life.
I started to play my first online game League of Legends since 2012.
I was quite nervous and trembling the first time I played rank mode.
I can recollect vividly the champion I used was Catherine.
This game encouraged me a lot when I was down.
After reading the story of the developer of Stardew Valley, I was encouraged again.
I played the game day and night on Nintendo Switch.
I could hardly believe it that this game was made by only one person.
So far, my favorite villager is Caroline.
In 2017, I totally obsessed with a game on Nintendo Switch - The Legend of Zelda: The Breath of wild.
I don't think a good game makes you addicted and evading from real life.
On the contrary, a good game will encourage you to defeat your inner fear in your heart and go to back to real life to take any challenges bravely and confidently.
I decided to take back my dream and re-learn how to make a indie game!
I have a full-time job so I am going to take some spare time to learn how to use game engine like Godot or Unity.
Fortunately, I learned C++ and Java when I was in college.
Being busy is not going to be an excuse to slack off although the only enemy for me is time.
I am not young anymore. I will try my best to seize each moment to fulfill my dream in my childhood.
I anticpate my game can encourage young people being brave and tenacious.
Finally, being your friend will be my biggest luck in the forums.
Please share anything fun with me.
I am an IT guy but not a programmer.
When I was a teenager, I was captivated deeply by Final Fantasy X and Golden Sun.
I chose Computer Science and Technology as my major in college to fulfill my dream to be a game designer.
But finally I didn't become a game designer.
I did a job I didn't like to do actually to go through my tedious life.
I started to play my first online game League of Legends since 2012.
I was quite nervous and trembling the first time I played rank mode.
I can recollect vividly the champion I used was Catherine.
This game encouraged me a lot when I was down.
After reading the story of the developer of Stardew Valley, I was encouraged again.
I played the game day and night on Nintendo Switch.
I could hardly believe it that this game was made by only one person.
So far, my favorite villager is Caroline.
In 2017, I totally obsessed with a game on Nintendo Switch - The Legend of Zelda: The Breath of wild.
I don't think a good game makes you addicted and evading from real life.
On the contrary, a good game will encourage you to defeat your inner fear in your heart and go to back to real life to take any challenges bravely and confidently.
I decided to take back my dream and re-learn how to make a indie game!
I have a full-time job so I am going to take some spare time to learn how to use game engine like Godot or Unity.
Fortunately, I learned C++ and Java when I was in college.
Being busy is not going to be an excuse to slack off although the only enemy for me is time.
I am not young anymore. I will try my best to seize each moment to fulfill my dream in my childhood.
I anticpate my game can encourage young people being brave and tenacious.
Finally, being your friend will be my biggest luck in the forums.
Please share anything fun with me.
). Welcome to the forum, it's good to see you are hmm actively collaborating here, I mean it. Yeah, I consider STDV as a 'healthy' game, and I can say that all the members of this forum are glad to found a true gem like this. I would like to offer my help in making a game as a programmer, but honestly I'm getting tired of making systems and making code ^-^, so I can only wish you good luck. I don't know what else to say (write, exactly) I'm a few-words man, so again, welcome to the forum, I'll be watching all of you and I'll appear in the right moment, maybe. 
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