Became a developer for the life-long dream of making my own games. Ended up becoming a project planner, qa manager, creative director and narrative director and when I do get the time to actually code it's mostly debugging, pivotting and panicking.

But god I love it.

Pioneers of Pagonia makes me excited for the new Settlers.. I mean, not Settlers but... You know... Settlers.

God the difference audio makes in games is insane.

Put some Pillars of Eternity OSTs under Spire to toy around with the engagement of wanting to make the world your own and it's making me stress about my abilities of directing a composer.

As Spire is a heavily lore-based game. I'm finishing up ACT 2 of the game's novel. Excited to start crafting quests based on the novels narratives.

I keep shifting GUI away.

And DMs, or am I really *that* blind?

Reverse psychology at its best.

My game's novel about 1/3rd done now. I honestly have no clue what to do when it's finished.

3 acts, 9 chapters. Excited and scared.

If you're games industry and following some folks already, reply with who you are and what you do, and then re-post this or whatever it's called. Let's try and find each other on this new place

Profession as webdeveloper, but aspiring to make my own TTRPG at some point in my life. Been working on it for about a year now.

Chris, living in both Turkey and Netherlands, work in webdevelopment but aspired gamedeveloper.

OVER.

Kind of feels like starting over though. Had a conversation with someone a while back on "making friends at a later age". Not really sure where and how to begin now.

Oh you can't post GIFs? Great improvement bsky.

Experimenting with some new but highly needed shaders. I'm playing around with dynamic lighting based on the emitted particles. I really need a GLSL Shader developer, but having some results yourself is satisfying.