JohnyTheCarrot

I have experience doing UWP Software Development in C#.

That is a possibility. I have experience with software developing, just not with game development

And even if we don't, it would still have been a learning experience.

As RUWO said above me, our game is partly about building and sustaining your base. Engines will be able to overheat so you'll need to check on the cooling; Air filters will need change sometimes etc Basically there's going to be a lot to worry about in the game. We will not, though, make it impossible for you to leave this base and have things not explode while you're away. We are just a week and a half into the project, and we'd like to, indeed, have an idea we can build together. Also, we might not be experienced in game development, but I, for example, have been programming for over 6 years now. I just haven't yet to do game development, as it seems a nice thing to start on, I made this project, and added in some friends like RUWO. The game is not about the money, rather about the experience we, and the members of the team will gain from this. Greetings, Johny.

Just write all code next to each other?

Can you mark this topic as solved, please?

What I did to learn coding, is think of a project, and start with it. Disclaimer: I can't say for sure it will work with you but I can say it worked with me. Think for example, I want to make a chat client. Look up how to do that, you will learn a lot while doing this. Say you want to make a text editor, then think: what do I need to do? Ah yes, opening, saving, reading etc.. Look up how to these things. Do you want a toolbar? Look it up. This way you will learn how to do that specifically, and little things like for example working with booleans. Need it again in another project? Copy the code until you remember it. Don't forget to add comments in C# and Java this is //text here That is a part of text that will not be interpreted as code.

Can't they just contact the Windows Defender devs or Microsoft in general to whitelist the app?

That's a good idea, actually.

Were you able to fix it?

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