Post by nology5890 on Jun 27, 2007 8:44:40 GMT 1
As most of us have gotten past the "OMG, I'm making a game!" stage, I figure we need a mission statement, something that tells us what we are going to achieve in this undertaking. It's a very basic concept in engineering, at least in the curriculum that I learn from, and it seems that mission statements keep projects going, as the designers have something to turn to if they fizzle out, or stray from original design. So, we need one, I say. Something like:
Our focus here at the truesequel boards is to brainstorm, develop, build, and release a computer game. This game WILL be turn-based. It IS of a post-apocalyptic theme. And, most importantly, it is to be how we picture a true sequel to the game Fallout, now owned by Bethesda Softworks (and working on a sequel that we feel disagrees with the basic mechanics, gameplay, and atmosphere), should truly be like.
Something simple like that would work. Anyone want to add, change, or otherwise modify this, or just vat it altogether?
Spiritual Sequel Mission Statement
Our focus here at the truesequel boards is to brainstorm, develop, build, and release a computer game. This game WILL be turn-based. It IS of a post-apocalyptic theme. And, most importantly, it is to be how we picture a true sequel to the game Fallout, now owned by Bethesda Softworks (and working on a sequel that we feel disagrees with the basic mechanics, gameplay, and atmosphere), should truly be like.
Something simple like that would work. Anyone want to add, change, or otherwise modify this, or just vat it altogether?
