Let's talk about world building in games and how these very large worlds make it through a lengthy production process in #gamedev 🧵 Most student artists understand the basics of research - blockout - build. Usually not much more depth than that when you're learning. In a long production there's quite a bit more to it than that. So let's discuss collaborative work and stage gates.

Getting crazy Green Ranger vibes from Norway. I feel like that was the best song so far.

I'm excited to play TOTK, I am. But from what I can see it really struggles with performance, yet it's still getting 10's in reviews. While other games get completely slated for struggling with 60fps, I take real issue with a review who is just ignoring it because "Zelda". and don't come at me with "but it's on the Switch". That's not the point at all. You can't just decide when you will or will not look at performance in your review. Either hold games to the same standards or just admit bias and move on.