Build now, improve later. All shall pass, embrace impermanence.
“Hey, I made a thing! Hm, what if I did this instead…”
Create options. Ask A or B, but don’t just obey. Get an idea and play with it.
“Does A or B look better? Ok, I made C…”
Don’t try to do your best. You only do your best once in a lifetime. And we need to do way more work than that! So do your average instead. That’s enough.
Never defend your design. You don’t need to create an invulnerable design. You can’t. So don’t bother trying to defend your implementation. Words are meaningless, we’re making games, not writing books. Just implement and see what happens, learn from it, iterate. It’s going to suck anyway. You’ll find all kinds of flaws. Just get it out fast.
Which of these 4 is most important?
The least voted gets dropped out.
Hiring funnel: