ask AI chatbots like claude or chatGPT. they are really useful when it comes to this kind of thing, and will explain it really simply.

Start with something small and look at trying to replicate current trends, especially brainrot, or even simpler games such as “would you rather” style games - as these are easy to build and can scale quite nicely. You want to stick to easy games if you’re new

@Yakuza Yakuzito first of all, don't beat yourself up - I think the more projects you do the more you will learn, it sounds cliche but it means you will just expose yourself to more concepts and issues to solve... at the end of the day scripting is mostly problem solving and in order to solve problems you have to throw yourself in at the deep end sometimes :D

@Person Person yeah good question, been there. you have to keep the scope of a project small. luckily, simple games can do rather well on Roblox (just look at the brainrot trend) - pick game ideas or replicate existing games that are easy and simple and keep the scope as small as possible (a.k.a feature creep)

great question - so this is an event that allows you to run code RIGHT before a server shuts down. A server shuts down either when a) all players have left the game or b) a forced shutdown happens by the dev. So just before the server is about to shut down, BindToClose gives your script a short time to run any code that you want to make sure is executed before the server shuts down. most common use case for this is to make sure all players' data is saved before the game shuts down, or logging something to an analytics system. If you use a data store module like ProfileService, this kind of thing is handled automatically within it, so you tend not to need to use it much.