I haven't played Kenshi in a couple years, but that's true of games in general; kids, work, life, etc.
However, I love the project and it's an inspiration to me. I'm currently working with a friend on a few projects using Amazon's lumberyard and, man, it's overwhelming. I'm a Software engineer by trade, but anything gaming related in my experience is a recent result of studying in my free time. I'm trudging through, but I realized quickly my initial effort estimations were wildly inaccurate. What was your motivation? How did you prevent Kenshi from getting lost to the daily grind? Do you have any advice for someone with similar ambitions?
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I haven't played Kenshi in a couple years, but that's true of games in general; kids, work, life, etc.
However, I love the project and it's an inspiration to me. I'm currently working with a friend on a few projects using Amazon's lumberyard and, man, it's overwhelming. I'm a Software engineer by trade, but anything gaming related in my experience is a recent result of studying in my free time. I'm trudging through, but I realized quickly my initial effort estimations were wildly inaccurate. What was your motivation? How did you prevent Kenshi from getting lost to the daily grind? Do you have any advice for someone with similar ambitions?
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