You can run your shop in whatever way works best for you of course!

but a living updated collation of the design teams refined decisions is bread and butter

I’m digging the Silver Shroud quest, only took 39 levels of already having the coat before I even started it! NEver saw Ken in the back there.

I did build 1 TV at the castle! Thanks for the tip. But none of my other places have a tv, but MIGHT have a jukebox pre-built?

First question I asked when I was hearing about real-world success stories. (I work at a big company so some functions are pure agile, others are not)

ROFL that was the idea when this approach was designed in the 1980s, but we all know it never happens like that.

You think you need that. Project Scope is often the worst part of a project, and without a flexible approach to scope, you get stuck.

Oh sure, my friends with larger families who like to travel do some great dealin and wheelin.

That of course is the standard “I don’t listen to Howard Stern but I have a strong opinion about his thousands of hours radio shows” narrative, yes.

Bazingo!

Check out early prototypes of Rocksteady’s first batman combat design for what I’m talking about.

Hey grats to you and good luck on your game! I would imagine story driven RPGs are probably very difficult to shift away from traditional design docs just because of how designers and writers of RPGs love words, and stories. (think Destiny’s Grimmoire stuff)

In SOME shops this is still true sure. For true Agile shops, you don’t need a design spec in a document form.

Depends on the type of shop, but anything from a prototype to an elaborate low/med/hi-fi visualization.

What’s even more fun is there is a display bug on consoles, under “data” it will show !!!! warning for a settlement (not enough beds, or food) but it’s a glitch.

#riseandgrind #grindsmygears #grindtogitgud!

I was gonna say, I can’t go 10 steps without a 4 story house full of worthless loot and crappy enemies to clear.

What good is pre-ordered DLC if I can’t get it before the game comes out? I PRE-ordered!

100% no. That’s not what the bit was, and it wasn’t even Howard Stern doing the interviews.

Thank you Jay Leno writing staff member.