The Card: Sprint Review – Kenobi
Retrospective Hello all! These past two weeks have been mostly occupied with design and logistic work in order to make sure that all of the art documentation is complete. I’ve established a pretty good buffer now so there should be minimal roadblocks for my artists. I was hoping to get to some dialogue editing and …
The Card: Sprint Review – Luke
Retrospective Hello everyone! It’s been almost three months since I’ve last updated this blog with a progress update. For some of that time I was mostly dormant — dealing with fallout from the pandemic . More recently, I’ve been back in the office and much more strongly motivated to work on the game. There’s something …
The Card: Sprint Review – Bo-Katan
Retrospective This sprint’s update will be brief as I’ve just been slogging through the writing. I can only hope that once I cut through the first drafts the editing will be easier. Even with the mentality that I don’t have to get everything right the first time, I find myself questioning the flow of scenes …
The Card: Sprint Review – Sabine
Retrospective Apologies for the late update to the previous sprint. My development machine has been disassembled for a chunk of the week while I switched out the power supply unit. I’ve been experiencing intermittent crashes under heavy load, and I have hopes that this new PSU is the solution — it has not crashed again …
The Card: Sprint Review – Ahsoka
Retrospective It has not been an easy past two weeks. Roughly half-way into the first week of the sprint I reached a plateau of sorts — the game is at a state where it feels almost structurally complete. All of the scenes are present and I’ve even gone over the placeholder backgrounds so that the …
The Card: Sprint Review – Mara
Retrospective When I started this sprint I was just getting started it felt like. I was borrowing placeholder assets from The Arcana just to try and proof-of-concept out what a sprite system might look like. These past two weeks have been leaps and bounds forward. I have achieved the first milestone of many: a playable …
The Card: Sprint Review – Leia
Retrospective Leia was a pretty off-beat sprint for me, and I didn’t think it would turn out nearly as well as it did. During the first half, I got so bogged-down with incorporating YarnSpinner and running into limitations with Unity’s serialization that it felt like it wasn’t making any progress at all. As you’ll see …
The Card: Sprint Review – Rey
Retrospective Admittedly, I underestimated the amount of time fully transitioning into this new job would take. Lots of little things tend to add up — stuff like making extra trips to walmart because you need a shower rod. Despite my optimism in the last developer diary, I’m still working out of boxes. That said, I …
The Card: Developer Diary 03
I think things are finally starting to come together. As I mentioned in my last blog post, my top priority very recently has been finding a job to sustain myself. Despite my best efforts to locate a job in the game industry, the circumstances of my situation required me to accept the first appropriate job …
The Summer of ’19
To be perfectly honest, I had no idea what to expect after graduation. It’s not something that people talk about a lot during college except for plans, hopes, and dreams about what they want to do after graduation. I certainly had hopes and dreams but my future has been nebulous for a long time, and …
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