Summary
Throughout this chapter, you learned how to make your very own simulator game. Together, we made a fully functioning game that uses data stores, server scripts, GUIs, developer products, and game passes based on a set of requirements.
Once we knew the requirements for our game, we started creating the data stores for our game. We saw how to analyze which keys we need to store in the data stores. In addition, we saw why it is a bad practice to store multipliers inside the data stores. Instead, we should save the amount of, for example, rebirths the players did. Then, we can convert the number of rebirths into a multiplier.
After implementing our data stores, we started creating the server scripts for our game. First, we analyzed what information should be displayed in the GUIs and which actions players can perform. Based on this, we created RemoteEvents and RemoteFunctions. These RemoteEvents and RemoteFunctions perform certain actions, such as converting orbs into money...
