It's mostly the code, that is the main problem because the moment i want to learn how to program something and i see the code required to make it i get super confused. My problem is that i just don't understand any type of coding even for the simplest of games that use sprites and maps. And i'm seriously considering giving up programming altogether because i'm not even good at math.

Thanks for the tips everyone, i think i just need a little more time to think because i really don't think i'll ever fully understand sprites and maps and i don't want to keep on making text based games. Or maybe i should just give up on coding, i don't know anymore.

(First of all, ignore the fact that my mii is Hank hill. Just pretend it is my normal mii) How does one stay motivated while coding? I've seen some people saying to take a nice long break, and others say different stuff. But for me personally, not of that helps so if you could, give me a little tip or something because i want to learn how to use sprites and other stuff. Thanks, King

What have i become? Oh well it will only last for a month anyway. (Btw i used to be King)

@J.P., Just so you know, MLG means Major league gaming, but most people use it in the way you are saying. Sorry, it just bothered me that you didn't know (though, you probably already do). Anyway...

Alright, so you see this? I would like to make something similar to it where you can pick up items and use them on something later. For the most part it wouldn't be hard, but sprites and maps would be the only problem. I'm just not sure how i will make my idea into a reality...

Uh... I'm already confused, but i'll try to actually understand later...

Oh, i never fully understood sprites so now it makes a little more sense. If you could, could you go through those other sprite commands? The reason i didn't learn about sprites first was because it was too complicated for me.

Well, i feel like learning how to use maps and sprites and all of that other stuff since my next idea for a game will require them. So, if anyone has any tips or if anyone would like to help then please do help me! Help is appreciated! - King

@Jacob, He says "we" because he is programming it with someone else (if i'm not mistaken).

This code, while useful, makes the most annoying sound. At times, it even gives me headaches (if you are wondering, it's code to make text type itself out). I don't know why i thought that this was important, but i felt like saying it anyway.

crazy pro, you obviously don't know how obnoxious you are being right now. You can believe what you want, but i know what happened and i always will.

crazy pro, just stop i know what you said so don't act like i don't know. I'm not going to forget what you said so stop wasting posts trying to convince me that what i saw was an accident, because if it actually was an accident you would have deleted the post immediately but you didn't. You just got convinced by Something... to delete the post, so don't act like you are innocent.

Dude, stop pretending like i don't know what you said. I'm not ignorant to what you said, so don't act like i am.

Thinking of new ideas to put in isn't a bad idea, it's just that even if i wanted to, i couldn't because of the type of game i'm making. It's hard to explain, so i'll leave you or anyone else to figuring that one out.

What does he have to do with this? Did he also get onto you about this, or not? Anyway, don't claim that someone else's game is your's ever again.

I meant to say, a question For anyone, not to anyone. Aren't i smart?

This isn't a question to anyone specifically, but how does one stay interested in making their game? The reason i'm asking this is because i've been going on and off being interested in working on my game and then i'm not interested anymore. Replies are always appreciated! - King

Yep, you totally typed something wrong, i mean it's not like you are saying that to make yourself sound innocent. Don't pretend like i don't know what you said, because it's never cool to copy another person's work.