I just had my intense high caffeine drink and Pat Benetar's We Belong Together is playing in the background, needless to say, I am ready to solve some problems!!!! Woot woot (arg I hated myself mid woot, but I'm not deleting, nope must move forward!!!) If you are getting annoyed with the !!!, please write to Celsius (the makers of my intense Caffeine drink) or better yet leave a comment, it's been oh so long since gameguy's reassuring message.
So many ideas are qwirling around in my head, hope I can make these connect!!!
Ted Talk Gaming Can Save The World
Games: What happens when people play them
1. unabashed optimism
2. serious engaging mission
3. team/support
Big Bang Theory
Lord of the Rings has all of the awesome aspects
Michael Douglas in the Game
Amazing Michigania Adventure (wonderfully designed game with less than wonderful results to be discussed next week, spoiler alert there were riddles, gnomes and balloons!)
When I was in the Peace Corps and I went to the main island, I would always stop in the room I called the Fun Room. It was like a library, ah the feeling was the best. The shelves were lined with worn wonderful books. On top of shelves were games and puzzles. There was a table where people would leave stuff they didn't need anymore. I would fill up a box and be so excited with the so much possibility.
I have the same feelings when I think about the games that can be created. The problem is it is all a lot of potential energy, I have fuzzy images and feelings of what can be designed. I need to start transforming it into Kinectic. Visualizing and clarifying these ideas into tangible plans and products.
I've been making attempts at producing and I will continue these efforts. John Wooten believed each day if you work on getting just a little better eventually you'll be a great deal better. All about the residuals.
Eeks I apologize for the rambling nature of this blog! I apologize even more for the fact that there will be no leg logger (kind of thinking leg logger is played, so played). I'm a bit worried that this is reminding me of the fried egg commercial showing brain on drugs. I did see a picture of a spider web made by a spider on caffeine, not good. Hope caffeine's detrimental effects are just on web-making and not blog writing, but have a feeling that might not be the case)
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