Personally, I want to get better at developing game play. The first game I made was pretty lack luster in many aspects, but game play was definitely the biggest one. I know this is a short jam, but you can learn a lot in a short time! So, what are some things you guys want to learn or get better at for the few days this game jam is going on?

I've been playing around with godot for a few months. So now that I know what I'm doing, I wanna see  how fast I can deliver a polished game :)

Learning how to make game fast in short time period.

I have abandoned so many projects mainly due to scope creep, I want to see if I can overcome that this time

trying to improve code maintainability, and writing code for team projects (If I can find a programmer to work with).

Edit: I didn't find a programmer to work with in time to enter the jam ): maybe next time

To not let scope creep take over! I've been real scatter brained and I'd just like to see something coming come together.

I know that im writing this *after* I've already made my game, but I'd like to learn level design in the near future because I've rarely gotten far enough in games to make levels(I am a FREQUENT project hopper). I feel like levels account for at least 50% of the experience a player has(depending on the game) and since im so bad at it I feel like it makes my games automatically worse

I'm very new to the whole game dev scene so I'm trying to improve basically all of my skills so I can one day make an actually good game.