Well, this was my second attempt to 48h compo and the first time I finished and submitted my game.<\/p>\n
What to say? I think I learned some things.<\/p>\n
To be honest, I learned a lot from my first attempt on LD #25.<\/p>\n
What I thought after giving up on the last compo revealed as being true this time: first goal must be “being pragmatic”. And by “being pragmatic” I mean aiming at a target that’s reachable in 48 hours according to your skills.<\/p>\n
This is a good lesson, that can be extended outside the specific LD target, into the “real world”.<\/p>\n
I’m not a game developer, I’m a CS student. I think I’ve got skills, but I need to work a lot on myself and to improve myself and this competition is a great way<\/strong> to do it.<\/p>\n My game won’t surely win anything and won’t surely appear in the top rated games, but I don’t care at all, because designing my own game, crafting my own game,\u00a0coding<\/em> my own game and seeing it coming to life was just a real pleasure<\/i><\/span>.<\/p>\n And I’d like to thank you guys for making fun games, making me feel part of a cool community for 48 hours of hard work.<\/p>\n Submitting my game, playing your<\/strong> games, reading and writing comments, seeing how many incredibly smart ideas you people have got about my same theme and put into your games… I loved this competition. Thank you guys!<\/p>\n And, by the way, this is my game, Euler’s Inc.:<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.ludumdare.com\/compo\/ludum-dare-26\/?action=preview&uid=19092<\/a><\/p>\n See you on next LD! \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n \n Tags: post-mortem<\/a><\/p>","time":"April 30th, 2013 3:06 pm","title":"More will follow: a post-mortem."}