Comment week 2

(William Teurnell, Group Poltergeist)

You describe in good detail how you went about learning a new field. You briefly touch upon problems you have encountered, though you are quite vague in their description; you mention that most problems were small-scale, and then give an example of a technical issue you had (adding samples to LMMS). You don’t, however, mention any other problems, even though you imply that you had more. Perhaps you could go into greater detail into what different kinds of problems you faced. If the case is that the struggles you had were almost entirely made up of little technical issues (like the one you brought up), then I agree that you don’t need to mention more than one. But in that case, it would be appropriate to mention this.
What I am getting at is: did you face other kinds of problems, in addition to understanding the software? Did you have any issues, perhaps deciding upon the design of certain elements (enemy sounds, etc)? If so, it would have been interesting to read about your design choices as they relate to your game’s aesthetic.

https://gamedesign905092715.wordpress.com/2018/02/15/a-totally-new-sound-experience/

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