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You get the money from gamepasses, access, and etc... You have to question yourself: "What are things that players are willing to buy?", you could check how much you earn too, for example, if you sell a a gamepass for 50 robux, you can get 35 robux as earning, it varies, but that's just an example

Lower robux prices, appease the players, and more people will buy because it's cheap... That = Profit

It helps watching AlvinBlox's tutorial thing if you're a beginner in my opinion... And if you're watching a video on how to do something in roblox studio, try listening to what they say and try your best to understand

Actually... I think Roblox was more popular back then, I'm not sure about that but a bit more youtubers played it, it seemed to be everywhere, and yeah... Just saying over here...

Adopt me is ruined by the pets because they distract us from actually "Adopting", point one... Adopt me is ruined by the players because they don't really care less about the "Adopting" part of Adopt me, point two.

What are some tips for developing a game? I'm actually developing a game right now, so I want to know how I can improve it

I'm genuinely curious-

What makes a game a GOOD game? What and why? You can provide examples

Bee swarm is awesome, thankfully it's easy to fid because it's a popular game, but it's hard to find good simulators when there are so many bad ones, the most intresting simulator I've played other than Bee Swarm was Cactus Simulator, and that's in the middle of the "Good and Bad" spectrum, LITERALLY THE MOST INTRESTING ONE

Not sure... Some people are compatible with some guns and some people aren't... For me it depends

Roleplays are pretty neat- as long as your character means something and atleast you aren't ignored...

Go into an rp game and get my character who might actually be useful ignored.

It doesn't even exist... Either way, it wasn't possible in the first place...

Nope, I ain't atleast...