Ok. Maybe you should learn something a little easier. It will advance your knowledge more, than doing a task your probably not going to be able to complete. There is nothing better for your learning and confidence, than starting a project and actually finishing it. It teaches you the patience and estimation it takes, even for a simple game. You have stuff like front end graphics, GUI, high score tables, computer AI (even if it's very simple)
It might seem like a good idea to do an RPG, because that's your favourite game, but RPG's are incredibly time consuming and difficult games to program. There's a good chance all you'll learn is, "that was too hard"
I'm not trying to belittle you in any way, just give you the benefit of hindsight, and give you something you can achieve and enjoy when it's finished.
It might seem like a good idea to do an RPG, because that's your favourite game, but RPG's are incredibly time consuming and difficult games to program. There's a good chance all you'll learn is, "that was too hard"
I'm not trying to belittle you in any way, just give you the benefit of hindsight, and give you something you can achieve and enjoy when it's finished.