eumenides_blog (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} eumenides_blog) wrote,@ 2006-02-17 10:04:00 |
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Death (Administrativa) Walks The Night....
Been a while since we updated.
We are slacking off on the playtesting for a couple more weeks. We've got enough material for force-on-force gaming, however, I've been too focused on cleaning certain portions of the manuscript up so I could show the people we are (hopefully) licensing the rules from to actually run the fights. This is especially true given that there doesn't seem to be much point in hardcore man-on-man testing until we find out if the licensors want to be identified with our little blasphemy. They've had it for about a week now, and I imagine I'll be posting which system we're using in my next update to this blog, along with how the Destroying Angels shook out in testing.
We've also been setting up some of the deeper back end to the game -- securing contractors, project financing, concept art to establish look and feel, showing it to people we know, etc. Things are very nicely in hand on that front; we are confident in the product, fully capitalized and we have what external talent we need under recruitment.
Things are, in short, going pretty well. I'm about to do the first major publicity post in a large forum and get things rolling on the game's public image. Welcome, new readers.
Been a while since we updated.
We are slacking off on the playtesting for a couple more weeks. We've got enough material for force-on-force gaming, however, I've been too focused on cleaning certain portions of the manuscript up so I could show the people we are (hopefully) licensing the rules from to actually run the fights. This is especially true given that there doesn't seem to be much point in hardcore man-on-man testing until we find out if the licensors want to be identified with our little blasphemy. They've had it for about a week now, and I imagine I'll be posting which system we're using in my next update to this blog, along with how the Destroying Angels shook out in testing.
We've also been setting up some of the deeper back end to the game -- securing contractors, project financing, concept art to establish look and feel, showing it to people we know, etc. Things are very nicely in hand on that front; we are confident in the product, fully capitalized and we have what external talent we need under recruitment.
Things are, in short, going pretty well. I'm about to do the first major publicity post in a large forum and get things rolling on the game's public image. Welcome, new readers.
