Pyorgara
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Build update and a question
🕑 Added 2019-09-17 20:14:49 +0000 UTCHey everybody!
Currently writing some Emily scenes which will be followed by some Tiffany shared ones. It's going good. Not that far in since I just talked to you guys but it's trucking along well.
MUPLUR is also doing well. He's already done with the win/lose screen. I'll finally be able to replace that big blue screen. ^_^
I also wanted you guy's opinion on something. I usually do my game in a linear fashion. Meaning that I completely finish one before I go on to the next one. That's good in the fact that I can stay fully focused on one project at a time. The bad is that when the current game is finished, I then have 1 - 3 months of little to show to you guys as I start planning and doing the skeleton of the next game.
I was thinking about starting the planning and early building of my next game next month. That way, there would be no dead time between projects and you guys can start getting hyped about the next game while still having the current one to play.
What do you guys think?
And as usual, I hope you all have a great week!
Comments
Pyorgara
In News desk, there will be mom/daughter stuff after a while. I'll work on the plans for my next game before revealing anything as stuff might change as I think about it more deeply.
dark phoenix99
Will we ever get mother daughter stuff? Also I'm really interested in your next project. Can you give a synopsis yet?
Hippo Melanion
I think it is a good idea to have steady pace of output, you are doing it since a while and it looks like you want to do this for a while longer. I am more confident in patreon projects that have some visible planning put into them. Planning and switching projects should be done somewhat limited though. Plans should be more general and not too detailed as they need to be changed quite often otherwise. From experience I can say that switching projects does come with a cost, it does take some time to get into specifics of each. Maybe do note some ideas for the next project or explore an idea deeper, but you risk to get distracted.
