Kvallning wrote:Bad vibes or no, I just want Josh to deliver on the promises and plans he makes. That's all.
I agree. I don't think he's a bad guy, he's just young and new to this whole thing. Should he have at least tried to stick to the weekly plan for more than two weeks? Perhaps. Will he fall into a (partial) circular development cycle again? Will he end up redoing and polishing the same stuff over and over? He might.
Do I wish he would deliver on his promises and plans he made for himself? Yes...
However, I have come to accept that this will just not happen.
I have two options:
a) it frustrates me, so I stop following Limit Theory and forget about it all to together.
b) just accept that this is something Josh will do, and probably keep doing for the remained of the development cycle.
There is nothing anyone can do here to "force" Josh to do what he says he's going to do, so it's option a or b...
I'm going with "b" for now. There is no point in being mad about it. It's just a game, not the research for the cure for cancer. If it ever stops being fun and interesting to follow Limit Theory, I just won't follow it anymore. I suggest everyone do the same.