my recent godot experimentation made me remember the first game engine i ever tried, which was when i was 11 and our IT teacher had us make short games about the concept of energy, and u were allowed to make it on scratch, which most of the kids had tried before, or alice.
I of course went with alice because unlike scratch, which i didnt have any experience with, was 3d and i loved the idea of making something 3d.
i was the only one that picked alice as the engine of choice for their project. which meant i was in uncharted territory since tutorials were scarce and i couldnt ask anyone for help with it, and also it looked so weird to navigate. I did end up making something, but it wasnt very good or much of a game, u could "drive" a car (more like tapping W repeatedly for it to move a distance every time) and steer, and there was a city. I am definitely glad godot is being a pleasant experience compared to this
i still have no idea if that program just sucked or if it was entirely just me being a newbie at things and having no idea what to do
