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Month: March 2012

  • Class Notes: Progress Report, GlenMac and Jackson

    Another week, another update. First, let’s look at the numbers. Plot Points Completed: 4 of 12 Pages: 22 of 37[1. I told you the total page count would probably fluctuate. This week it dropped by a page.] This time last week I was really concerned that I wouldn’t have much to report today. In fact,…

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  • Class Notes: Dealing with Evidence

    I’ll be honest. I kinda assumed I was whistling in the dark with these updates. After all, we hadn’t posted anything new in over a year. Other than those who hadn’t dropped it from their RSS feed, who would bother to keep coming back? Apparently Jeremy does, and I wanted to give him a shout-out…

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  • Class Notes: Plot Points

    Last week I foolishly said I’d come back here and tell you about editing the plot points, so now I have to live up to that promise. See? The accountability is working already! In the original draft, I tried to weave 3 separate threads throughout the 12 plot points. The idea was that each plot…

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  • What Ever Happened to ETU?

    Part of me can’t believe it’s been over year since the last post on this website, but another part of me believes it just fine. I hope to resume an occasional game design journal here, if for no other reason than so that you can keep me accountable. However, I can’t really resume posting without…

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