They say that endings are hard, but I personally find the beginnings to be the biggest problem. I have my characters backstory, the world they live in and their individual motivations clear in my head, but how should I tell them to the player? Too much exposition gets dull. Too little, and the player ends up confused. I’d love to start my game with an explosive, exciting start, but that would be a disservice to the overall story. It’s really hard to sell a game with a slow beginning and all the best content plotwise in the later game.
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Chiaki Nanami!
Fan art for Foolish I'm feeling kinda better so I drew this
Today I was setting up the location of the first boss. His name is "Father" and he is the first of the Patagonians. His task is to guard the road to the House.🛡🗡 Bookmark pre-launch page🔖🔖🔖
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rdvindiegame/the-patagonian…
Updated the chest in the maze, adding sound, particles and better animation. But what's in the chest?
"Our work is never over" they said.
A Shiny Mega Gengar 🌟 For @ManutkArt 
's #ThreeColorsChallenge!
Regular exercise is key for healthy wings.
Try it out!
If you have more of an acquired taste, the restaurants in Niravasi have you covered! Maybe skip the salad bar, though.
Let me introduce you to the new Mech line: Gendai Spec. Those are Mech that specializes in surprise attacks, covered operations, and stealth. They are equipped with melee weapons but one of Gendai's frames supports sniper rifles.
Alone Together....
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