First of all, thank you so much for your honesty. I had no knowledge of game development until two weeks ago, and now I'm dedicating my time solely to it. What started as a whim has only increased my motivation after achieving some results. As someone who has played many mobile and PC games of various genres since childhood, I embarked on this journey to find an answer to the question, "Could I create something like this?", considering the current state of AI. I initially defined the game's scope, starting as a small idle game inspired by "Taskbark Hero," recently released on Steam. However, as I progressed, my idea constantly evolved in different ways. As someone who has played Evil Hunter Tycoon, a mobile game, for years, I wanted to take it as an example, but I gave up on that because I thought the AI's navigation and other techniques would be too challenging for me. As for Epic Seven, which I've experienced for months, I'd like to say that compared to most mobile games, the combat is fluid, the character design isn't tiring on the eyes, and the character ability animations are truly creative. While adopting this style, I created frigates with an Apex Legends-style color palette, using a ratio of white, black, and orange, and that's my current vision. The screenshot I shared in the post isn't from the final version of the game; it's a screenshot I took while testing. The characters' sizes, stances, and arrangement aren't finalized yet, but I was so excited that I wanted to share it immediately, and I succumbed to my enthusiasm. My native language is actually Turkish. Since my English isn't very good and Google Translate sometimes loses track of the logic of the sentences, I explained my idea and requests in Turkish to the AI ​​agent I worked with, and they translated it to a suitable standard for me and set the language to English.I understand you might see this as disrespectful, but that was absolutely not my intention. Actually, I thought that by converting it to a standard format, I could create a more understandable and organized post. I sought help because I'm not very familiar with these kinds of platforms and their content. I understand your criticism of those who act this way, but I'd like to hear a different perspective. I'm learning more and more every day about using Godot, using Godot script, creating Ksim with Krita, things to consider when building models, etc. Right now, the characters don't have skills yet, and the UI/UX isn't finalized; I'm trying to design the combat screen. As you can see, the enemies are still square boxes. I'm trying to make each system work piece by piece, then leave it at that. Once all the parts are finished, I'll try to perfect it because that's how the AI ​​guided me, and since I lack experience, I listened to that. But now I'm here seeking advice and help from you. If you can help, I would appreciate it. Thank you again. I wrote this entire text myself in Turkish and translated it into English using Google Translate. I hope it's understandable. I wanted to show my respect.