I used to make games, it's a tough racket...

I like to start with: I'm not quitting I'm ranting.

But first the game I will make updates from now on like this:

There will be a update that will advance the plot followed by a update that ads content.

example: this update the plot was advanced until the end of domina fight, the next update will will only add to this content, more random encounters, eventual re-write, and finish promised content.

Now on with the rant

I want to be a producer, a video-game producer.

What does a producer does? It mainly keep the game down to release date, it red-lines features, even the coolest ones, in the name of the project.

It does other things but it's his job to ship the game in release date.

And there is a reason why a producer shouldn't develop the game, to red-line features that you design, code or wrote (in my case all 3) takes a toll in your self-esteem, it destroys the vision you fell in love with and when you do things for free love is all you got.

But I need to take a step back and put my mind in where I must draw the "love" from.

A developer takes love from a bug-free code or a well oiled engine.

A designer takes love from innovative features or well thought mechanics that delivers the experience.

A artist takes love from well written scenes and fleshed out characters.

A producer takes his love from seeing his game out there, the project done, the good and the bad reviews, because hate comes from everywhere else.
The developer will hate him for not have time for one more iteration,
The designer will hate him for red-lineing his features,
And the artists hates everybody because they are douches(:p).

I all 4 and 3 them hate me for the stuff I had to take out to get the game update "on time".

Really, I had made a "apology post" before the first comment came in such was the disappointment I had with the update, but you guys were nice and I felt the "likes."

So thank you.

See you next week with some game news.