I appreciate your kind words. To be honest, it is very hard sometimes. My "dedication" and "willpower" can just as easily be viewed as insanity, considering how I really do center my life around this project. My free time is spent either working on the game, or goofing off while worrying myself about how I should be working on the game. Commendable work ethic, or unhealthy mental condition? You decide!Korban3 wrote:Coming along great and all your progress makes me jealous of your will to and ability to stick with a big project. I've sort of stuffed Dominance in my back pocket, so it's refreshing to see you still making awesome progress here!
As for your own dilemma... I suggest that you do not put your entire focus on programming alone. After all, a good game requires design in many areas, and not just in technology. With Fimbulvetr, I made sure that I was skilled enough to program everything required without any issue, and I have learned very little programming-wise as a result (network coding is a sole and major exception to this... and another whole story). The effort goes far more into game design and stylistic decisions. I wouldn't suggest expecting to get your learning fix from just the programming alone.