Hi, my name is Athul. I'm a Software Engineer who is passionate about Game Programming

The problem I'm trying to solve
Most of the unity tutorials on youtube are beginner-level that focuses on creating something without considering good practices, design patterns, etc. This is fine when you're making a small game like flappy bird, but for bigger games (like an RPG), it's important to architect it in a scalable way using design patterns and good development practices, otherwise, it will become too messy and frustrating to work on as it grows.

I focus on creating intermediate-level tutorial series that covers the creation of games using a good and scalable architecture. Before making a tutorial, I make sure the code is clean and readable.

Tutorial series I'm working on

Turn-Based RPG like Pokemon in Unity - In this series,  I've covered topics like turn-based battle systems, grid-based movement, random encounters with wild pokemon, storing the data of pokemon as scriptable objects

Game Dev Experiments

This is Part 107 of Make a Game Like Pokemon Series in Unity. In this video, we'll refactor the code for forgetting moves using generic selector & state stack architecture.

Checkout the 3D Pokemon Course - https://www.patreon.com/posts/65815380

Get the complete project files of this series -  https://www.patreon.com/posts/39632268

Get script files for each part of this series (Useful to find mistakes in your script)
https://www.patreon.com/posts/script-files-for-38708232

0:00 - Create a state for Move To Forget Selection
1:48 - Refactor MoveSelectionUI to use Generic Selector
4:03 - Implement MoveToForget state
11:01 - Push MoveToForget state if there are no move slots left
16:44 - Clean up the old/unused code
19:01 - Fix errors, assign script/references
20:57 - Test

Features I'm planning to cover next
https://trello.com/b/RozLw8e6/rpg-game-series

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Make A Game Like Pokemon in Unity | #107 - Refactor Forgetting Moves

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