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<\/a><\/p>\n We’re a team of two, so we were going for the 72 hour jam. Before we even started thinking about a game idea, one of our computers stopped booting Windows (it’s a MacBook and we tried to make a third partition with no success), so we were left with one computer.<\/p>\n
We started making the game<\/a> (it also took us ages to come up with an idea) on the working computer and about 40 hours in, we were stuck on some geometry\/math problems that we couldn’t solve. So we deleted almost everything we had and implemented the Nape physics engine (it was the first time we ever used a physics engine in general :O)<\/p>\n Because we were running out of time we focused on the very<\/em> core features of our game (You Only Get One Planet is about aliens and it doesn’t have UFOs). We managed to have a somewhat polished version of our game with about a couple of hours left. We started taking screenshots for the submission only to realize that one Starling<\/a> extension we use was causing the game to not work at all in the browser. We Finally, we submitted the very broken version<\/em> of our game, posted about our problem in the Starling forum and went to bed.<\/p>\n Today, one of the extension’s developers provided a workaround to our problem. We finally have a working version up! It was without a doubt a very disappointing (and exhausting) Ludum Dare experience for us. We didn’t enjoy it at all At least our problems are solved now Tags: postmortem<\/a>, problems<\/a>, yogo<\/a><\/p>","time":"December 17th, 2013 9:43 am","title":"You Only Get One Planet \u2013 Postmortem"}almost<\/del> cried.<\/p>\n ![\":(\"](\"http:\/\/ludumdare.com\/compo\/wp-includes\/images\/smilies\/frownie.png\")
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