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Topic	...I think Miyamoto's stance on stories in games might have merit.
DK9292 07/06/20 9:33:27 PM #35:	ChocoboMogALT posted... If you're a writer, write. It's not that simple. LightningAce11 posted... You realize there's a lot more to game development than "art or programming" right? There's animation, concept art, rigging, modelling, mocap/layout, production, technical directors, designers, ui design, writers, IT, sound design, testing, QA etc and so much more. I explained in the OP that I was simplifying most of those down to the three base concepts. The presentation stuff, the technical stuff, and the narrative (good word that) stuff. LightningAce11 posted... If you're good at organisation and can keep track of people and jobs production manager is one of the most useful jobs. I have zero managerial experience. It's part of the reason I want to do it all myself so badly. But I lack the talent to do that. So I suppose I'm fucked either way. Darmik posted... Which one? Four Swords Adventures. Darmik posted... Nobody plays a game because of the soundtrack and yet many games have fantastic ones that add to the overall experience. What is important to a game depends on the game. I disagree. The soundtrack is one of the elements that can make or break a game. --- ''It doesn't matter if we're devils! I can't abandon the person who's fighting this battle beside me to the very end!'' ~Sunshine, Kinnikuman <cite>DK9292 posted [p:941771583] in ...I think... [t:78829311]...</cite> <quote>ChocoboMogALT posted... </cite> <quote>If you're a writer, write.</quote>It's not that simple. LightningAce11 posted... </cite> <quote>You realize there's a lot more to game development than "art or programming" right? There's animation, concept art, rigging, modelling, mocap/layout, production, technical directors, designers, ui design, writers, IT, sound design, testing, QA etc and so much more.</quote>I explained in the OP that I was simplifying most of those down to the three base concepts. The presentation stuff, the technical stuff, and the narrative (good word that) stuff. LightningAce11 posted... </cite> <quote>If you're good at organisation and can keep track of people and jobs production manager is one of the most useful jobs.</quote>I have zero managerial experience. It's part of the reason I want to do it all myself so badly. But I lack the talent to do that. So I suppose I'm fucked either way. Darmik posted... </cite> <quote>Which one?</quote>Four Swords Adventures. Darmik posted... </cite> <quote>Nobody plays a game because of the soundtrack and yet many games have fantastic ones that add to the overall experience. What is important to a game depends on the game.</quote>I disagree. The soundtrack is one of the elements that can make or break a game. --- ''It doesn't matter if we're devils! I can't abandon the person who's fighting this battle beside me to the very end!'' ~Sunshine, Kinnikuman</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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