Hey everyone, we have posted a video of our development. Isak and Robert explain some of the game and also answer some questions regarding some of the tech and development.
We will have more answers to your questions and more information coming for you in the next weeks, as we move on with our promotion of Champions of Demah.
Remember to head over to Kickstarter and support our project there :)
I don't mean to be rude, but do you intend to bore people with this video?
Some want fireworks, some want flash pictures and noise.
Some want in depth descriptions, and to know more about stuff. We got asked some questions, we answered. Job done :D
If people wanted a flash packed, extravaganza of magic, swords and mayhem, they need only ask :)
If you want people to watch and be properly informed by a development diary, I would suggest to start over with more preparation. There is no sign of enthousiasm, and what's worse is the constant pauses to look at the notes. The least you can do is edit them out, and preferably record the diary more than once so you have more choices to put into it.
Right now I'm looking at a PR disaster. I'm sorry for being so blunt, but if all of your future diaries will release with this kind of effort you're going to lose out on quite a lot of potential customers.
You will forgive me if i do not completely agree with you. But in short, we COULD spend lot of time preparing development diaries.
Or we can just make the game, so we apologize if it does not meet your standards, but everyone else seems satisfied, for those who asked us those specific questions. Our time is best spent on the game, we dont have the funds of a big studio. Like i said, i do apologize for that ;)
I understand you don't have the funds of a big studio, which is more the reason to use your time and money more wisely. Making the game alone isn't going to cut it because people won't even know it exists.
Development diaries are a good initiative, and you'll be much better off spending more time on that, even if it means cutting down a bit on the actual development.
This is not a matter of anything meeting my standards or not. It's about optimising your resources.
Just to be clear, I'm not trying to belittle your project, if I was I'd just tell you to quit right now.