Since we’ve covered "pre-production" and "design" in previous diaries, I suppose that makes this an entry about "full production." "Full production" is a vague yet exciting term used to describe the time in development where a dedicated team of immensely talented people from all manner of disciplines get together to work towards the common goal of making a great game and – to a lesser extent – towards the goal of not killing one another.
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I could bore you with a litany of details here – explanations of arcane collections of spreadsheets and how they make Orcs grunt – but I firmly believe
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So let’s eschew further discussion of the minutia of day-to-day development in favor of what I hope will be something more entertaining.
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where all of the heaviest lifting goes on. It’s not pretty, it’s not exactly glamorous, but it is the time when the bulk of actual development that will see its way into the final product takes place. The team - having fought its way through early growing pains and having learned from various mistakes and successes - presses ahead into the bulk of actual development.
I could bore you with a litany of details here – explanations of arcane collections of spreadsheets and how they make Orcs grunt – but I firmly believe that our fans would rather hear about just how hard it’s going to be for them to make it through the next year, knowing that WAR is coming and that it’s going to be the best thing since cold ale and a sharp axe.
So let’s eschew further discussion of the minutia of day-to-day development in favor of what I hope will be something more entertaining.
Alpha Testing – Look, Ma! We Made a Game!
It’s been a busy few months around the heavily fortified compound that is EA Mythic headquarters. As the mercury rose here in Northern Virginia, calendars, day planners and white boards all throughout the studio mirrored the creeping progress of the summer heat. As the days fell away, a silent army of red Xs marked the steady motion of the project towards one of our most significant milestones. After a year of development, WAR has entered its "Alpha" stage.
The Alpha stage is an exciting time for any project. On the one hand, your game is taking shape and is finally playable. On the other hand, your game is also… less than stable. Clients crash, monitors explode, developers blink out of sight, only to reappear on the other side of the building, covered in a viscous coat of green slime, muttering quietly to themselves and, occasionally, to programmers or holy men. Obviously, that’s all pretty standard stuff, but it’s a proud time for the team nonetheless xll.
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