That said, I'm still working on things, albeit distracted by Mass Effect 2 at the moment. If I end up dropping my calculus class (something I've been putting some serious thought into) I may have more time to work out this mental knot.
That said, I'm still working on things, albeit distracted by Mass Effect 2 at the moment. If I end up dropping my calculus class (something I've been putting some serious thought into) I may have more time to work out this mental knot. | |
Jan 27 2010, 2:50 pm
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Tsfreaks
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Change Lair to Liar in two places.
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Improved version up :P I created this using an online spreadsheet maker and I didn't want to register to save it, so (outside of leaving the window up) I actually have to recreate the graph to make corrections.
In the improved version, I left the arrow off of the "yes" from "Is it too complicated" by accident... but actually, that makes sense from a comedic standpoint. | |
heh... fun.
Should "Is It Too Shallow" be "Is it too simple?" "Is it Too complicated" should have a pointer to Yes SHould "A complicated game is a deep game" be "Make it more complicated". | |
Bah - version A actually had those very words, but I changed my mind. Well, by popular demand, I'll make a version C with those original words again. :P
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You need a node off of "Lets Make a Game" that has "Knowingly proceed with miserable existence" and a "Hell no!!! What a horrible idea!".
"Yes" goes on to "Keep it simple, stupid" while "No" points to: "Go enjoy a happy care free life.". ts | |
Good advice, but I'll keep things simple ;)
Hopefully version C will suffice, otherwise I could build a far easier chart that goes: Lets Make A Game -> This Doesn't Seem To Be Working -> Here's A Thought, Maybe You're Just a General Screwup Who Requires 4 Tries To Make A Simple Flowchart -> Give Up | |
Wow, all these comments make the previous versions seem much more funny.
Either way, my method of designing a game a game is much different. Perhaps I'll follow your approach and make one of these. | |
Heh, really to be more accurate this chart doesn't so much represent my design process as it is does the common rut I get caught in. But I called it such to be funny ;P
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My design process is superior in that it saves time and allows for much more efficient production.
Let's Make a Game ---> No, screw you. Lather, rinse, repeat. | |