Hypocrisy In Game Design
No one wants to be a hypocrite, yet everyone knows they are at times. We were made in the image of God, who is unchanging, faithful, trustworthy, and perfectly consistent. So, we expect this consistency from all our interactions.
Seeing Games Differently
In the past, when someone asked me what I did, I would proudly exclaim that I was a game developer. These days, I tell them that I'm interested in helping people create communities, and I do that by making games.
Practical Peace
A simple thing I've found to help bring peace to the game development process is implementing standards.
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