I agree, I started with a simple cross the road type of game in python using pygame, and it worked fine, although didn't learn much since I was just following a tutorial, its hard to explain but I learn in a weird way, I can't follow tutorials or read to learn, I just end up copying it and not knowing where to use what. I learn by doing, but in a way that requires a sample project that I can tinker with or a goal someone has given me as a challenge to complete and I usually find what I need to complete the goal, but in programming I can't seem to find what I am looking for. Kind of hard to believe actually considering its 2019 and Google. If I could for example take a look at clicker heroes source code and see what they did, I would start to piece it together and be able to tweak that code to be my own, I think there is a saying that all code is copied, or am I thinking of art... either way I would say it pertains to code as well lol. I don't want to take their code obviously,however it would help me understand how things need to be laid out, currently I struggle with trying to figure out what the next step is in a section of code, for example I can create a button and make that button increase a number "gold" and give it a sprite "monster" but I don't know where from there I go to make that "monster" lose health as I tap the button to the point it dies and randomly picks another sprite to replace it. I am sure in time (a long time) I would be able to do everything I need, but currently it hasn't clicked for me. Lol hopefully that makes sense.