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Ah, the beautiful delusion of "making a game for free." The meme shows the harsh reality waiting for naive game dev beginners. Sure, Unity's got a free tier and Blender is open source, but then Visual Studio crashes into the party and suddenly your wallet is crying. Not to mention the inevitable descent into the donut tutorial purgatory while learning Blender. Meanwhile, your sanity gets a funeral service after your 47th failed build. The "free" game ends up costing you your time, mental health, and probably that relationship you once had. But hey, at least you've got a half-finished game about jumping cubes!

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The eternal developer dilemma: Are you actually incompetent or just suffering from imposter syndrome? Spoiler alert: your brain will always choose the most psychologically damaging option! First you're clueless, then you diagnose yourself with imposter syndrome, then a colleague helpfully suggests you're just plain incompetent, and finally your brain doubles down on imposter syndrome anyway. It's like your mind is running a particularly sadistic if-else statement where both conditions lead to self-doubt. The real bug isn't in your code—it's in your head.

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