I'm pulling out of my driveway. We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work.

Okay, so today's topic came from my blog.

Somebody wanted me to talk about perfectionism.

So let me explain a little bit about the process and then talk about, because one

the things about making magic is we spend a lot of time.

We work on a set for a long time.

So for example, we start doing what we call arc planning, which can be as much as like four,

five years ahead of time.

We will do what we call seeds in exploratory design, usually roughly three years out.

Exploratory is anywhere from like two to three months.

Vision design usually is about four months.

Set design is another year or so.

Play design is like two to four months, although some of that overlaps with set design. another year or so play design is like two to four months although some of that

overlaps with set design but anyway all said and done we work on a set from beginning to end for

years for years we spent a long time on the set um and so like i've talked a lot before that it's an

iterative process right we make something we play, we playtest it, we get feedback.

We then make changes based on the feedback and continue the loop.

So one of the, the big question, the question I'm answering today is, you know,

how do you deal with, like, handing something off?

Like, you constantly are making it better.

How do you deal with that?

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