Comment Archives: Week #6 – Michael Degirmen, Team Gnoll

On the bright side, you and your group managed to get a workable game out despite the feeling like the universe wanted otherwise. Also, the fact that you and all of the remaining team members didn’t let these setbacks get to them says a lot about you and them.

I know my knowledge of the inner workings of your group is zero and with what I’m about to say, I’m not trying to take away or demean anything about your grievances with the external factors outside your control. Putting both what went wrong during development and the issues you have with the program together in the same topic might give the impression that you could be shifting blame instead of being introspective.
I don’t believe that (you took steps to work around the problems as they came up, so there’s no doubt in my mind you are not making excuses) and I’m not saying that. What I’m saying is that it’s a possible interpretation. If you took the issues regarding the Google Sheet and the lack of resources/infrastructure for rookie programmers and moved them into a separate topic as an “open letter” of sorts, that might help remove the space where that room for interpretation could possibly exist.

Best of luck to both you and your former team in your/their future endeavors.

– Christopher Haibel

PS. Sorry if a Graphics minor posting a comment on your blog is weird. At the time of this writing, Felix’s post is still not on Babel.

https://michaeldegirmen.wordpress.com/2018/03/20/conclusion/comment-page-1/#comment-21

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