We often yell at you to PLAYTEST AS MUCH AS YOU CAN, but how do you actually do that? What is required to run a playtest, and what's the best approach to deal with feedback received through these playtests?
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Timestamps:
00:00 You need to playtest
01:07 Playtesting mindset
02:39 When to playtest
04:44 Time-limit it
05:19 Playtest popup
05:45 Playtesting events
07:26 Friends
08:11 Online platforms
09:04 Devlogs
09:29 Discord
10:09 Multiple opinions
11:35 It will sting
12:45 Looks are temporary
13:04 Reactive development
14:40 Feedback isn't equal
15:52 Closing thoughts
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