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Games Are So Pretty It's Ruining My Job | Design Delve (Patreon)

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2024-03-29 15:04:06
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2024-03

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This week's episode of Design Delve is now available!

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Games Are So Pretty It's Ruining My Job | Design Delve

This video is sponsored by My Familiar! Check out the demo and wishlist the game now on Steam -- https://store.steampowered.com/app/1502750/My_Familiar/ In this episode of Design Delve, J & Ludo attempt to understand why the advancements in game visuals is somehow ruining level designer's jobs. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SecondWindGroup Second Wind Merch Store: https://sharkrobot.com/collections/second-wind Music used in order of appearance: Intruder - Stray OST The Abyss - Hyper Light Drifter OST Checking in - Celeste OST The Notebooks - Stray OST Secret Lab - Stray OST

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Carbon Green

I wonder if you could graybox "detail yes" and "detail no" to aid visual design

chronicDreamer (edited)

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2024-03-29 20:25:03 As advancement moves ever forward I think it's become clear that specialization is a better prospect the generalists. There is just too much for one person to learn. This isn't a bad thing, but this makes it even more important to improve communication and cross disaplin interactions because the best results acure when specialist communicate together to create or discover something no one person couldn't have. It's so awesome to see you creating such a positive relationship with your level artists! I really hope collaboration becomes industry standard.
2024-03-29 15:55:27

Jared Gray
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Generalists' greatest strength in tech is in their ability to support the communication and cross-specialty teamwork. Many specialists are so narrow that they don't understand what other jobs actually do, how they work, or what each specialty's unique jargon is. Generalists can help bridge that gap in large companies/working groups. Too many people have lost sight of the value of wide knowledge. We need both width and depth for groups to excel.