Single giant army.!

Hello dear DP users;
Actually i want learn about : is FPS multiplayer game make probabilty? so can i just i make little game(like counter strike).And trouble is i don't know which i track firstly a way?i think so;
0-)English 9 out of 10(my english suck right now but i working on it )
1-)knowledge about SQL
2-)Unity game engine+Graphics program(Adobe photoshop,aftereffect,Flash)
3-)Knowledge about Python,java(little code)
i think like this.
Thanks

 

I am not a game developer but I can tell you this. You have a long way to go.
If I am not mistaking there is a platform called fps creator, they state that you don't need to know coding for their platform.

 

Having worked with game development, I assure you, you usually need more than one person. Yes, there have been a few indie games the last couple years made by an individual - none of them have been stunning when it comes to graphics - what they've sold on is the game itself - the story. An FPS made by a single person will have to either have a very specific style (maybe cartoonish, maybe sprites, something special, at least), because you cannot compete with professional studios when it comes to graphics. Then you have the story - unless it's a unique story, what value is it for single players? Most gamers nowadays are either casual gamers (picking up a quick game while sitting on the bus, or slouching in front of the TV for an hour) og hardcore gamers - a sliding grade, of course, but an FPS, made by a single person, with no prior knowledge of how to make a game? My suggestion: give up before you start. Work on a good story, maybe create small games and try to find your style - but be aware that very few games succeed - and those that do, are often out of left field - they're not obvious money-makers. Note: I'm talking about the small indie games now, not things like Candy Crush and the like - they have a marketing budget the same size as a small country's BNP.

 

Never give up! Even if it does not succeed you have learned many new and valuable skills, which I value more than succeeding and making money.

 

If starting out green, I'd suggest learning something like Unity:
https://unity3d.com/

It's free for development / not for profit use, has a lot of tutorials and getting started guides, and wraps a lot of the low level grunt-work (like networking, 3d physics) in API's.

As a game engine it limits what you can do with it to an extent, but it's a great place to learn the basics before diving head-first into doing it "the hard way".

 

Firstly thanks for your suggestion and i was thinking work game develop for give a life the my idea so i don't wanna connect the develop company(about working) just wanna like be freelancer and middle status a performance FPS game.No matter Spending Time this why to be freelancer like hobby.My first position will be Administrative information Managements.Latter:extra i heard;make , change mode on the games,language translate,Map editor etc. i need try the developer experience