- Do you love your project/game. If not, how can that be changed?
Love is a strong word. I am very fond of our project, yes, but I feel like it needs to be developed a lot more with more input of ideas from the whole team. We are centered around one idea, but I would like to add more ideas from all the members.
- Does the team as a whole love the project? If not, what can be done?
It would seem that every one is just accepting the idea rather than being thrilled about it. It is an interesting concept that we just went with, but the more ideas we get from each teammate, the more appealing the project will become.
- Are the team members communicating with each other?
Yes, we are communicating, though not on the level we should be. I believe we are communicating enough to produce a solid game, but during the semester, we will start meeting up a lot more.
- Does the team have a regular meeting schedule? What is that?
Are meeting schedule is a brief brainstorming session before and after each class.
- Describe the modes of communication between the team members.
The most efficient way we all communicate is through text. The most important way is through the google docs though.
- Regarding game documents, what must be remembered while designing your game?
The roles must be remembered. We all have designated parts to play, and if we do so efficiently, a beautiful Space-Fighter-Platformer genre will manifest.
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