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Pyreus

About new gaming ideas...

It takes months of preproduction to refine an idea and get an actual full-fledged concept out of it (budget, innovation, technical restrictions, market, platform, scope, controls, style, narrative, etc.)

Unless you have a 2000 page game design document ready, please stop saying it's [this] in the style of [this].

Ideas are a dime a dozen. Even the great ones. It's hard work that gets a game made.

Posted Oct 4, 2011, 7:15 AM UTC

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dyslexicforeigner•

like they said on extra credits:''idea's are cheap.'' Its not hard to come up with an idea for a game or a story, its making an idea that works and sells. Alot of games started off very diffrent from the end product.

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