Comments on: Rapid Iterations, Scrum and Individual Methodology http://www.cynicalstuff.com/rapid-iterations-scrum-and-individual-methodology A blog about casual games development, science, culture and cynical observations Mon, 26 Dec 2011 11:10:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Karja http://www.cynicalstuff.com/rapid-iterations-scrum-and-individual-methodology/comment-page-1#comment-21 Karja Sat, 01 Jul 2006 09:58:51 +0000 http://www.cynicalstuff.com/rapid-iterations-scrum-and-individual-methodology#comment-21 That's a good point.. Still, it does feel proper to give a response in the indended place instead of going off on a rant of my own. Ouch.. Then it sounds like it's way too late in the process to start thinking of rapid iterations, and trying to divide the game into semi-functional minor increments (if that's possible at all). I guess a development methodology is only <em>really</em> useful if the entire project is designed with it in mind. That’s a good point.. Still, it does feel proper to give a response in the indended place instead of going off on a rant of my own.

Ouch.. Then it sounds like it’s way too late in the process to start thinking of rapid iterations, and trying to divide the game into semi-functional minor increments (if that’s possible at all). I guess a development methodology is only really useful if the entire project is designed with it in mind.

]]> By: GBGames http://www.cynicalstuff.com/rapid-iterations-scrum-and-individual-methodology/comment-page-1#comment-20 GBGames Sat, 01 Jul 2006 04:46:36 +0000 http://www.cynicalstuff.com/rapid-iterations-scrum-and-individual-methodology#comment-20 Actually, a new blog post means that there is one more point of reference for people to find when looking for similar topics. Having written your comments as a separate blog post likely took more work than simply posting a comment that most blog readers don't read anyway. Rapid iterations sounds good to me. I'm currently feeling stuck because getting my game to a playable state is taking forever. I may need to rethink my plan of attack since it would currently take a lot of added functionality to get to that state. Actually, a new blog post means that there is one more point of reference for people to find when looking for similar topics. Having written your comments as a separate blog post likely took more work than simply posting a comment that most blog readers don’t read anyway.

Rapid iterations sounds good to me. I’m currently feeling stuck because getting my game to a playable state is taking forever. I may need to rethink my plan of attack since it would currently take a lot of added functionality to get to that state.

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