I'm pulling out of the parking lot. We all know what that means, or we might not.

But I dropped off Adam in college today, and I'm on my way to work. So this is the beginning of Drive to Work.

So last time, I started talking about the design of Unfinity, and I did not finish. I went

unfinished. So I will continue talking about that. So last we talked about,

we were talking about stickers. And I said we experimented with a lot of different ways to use

stickers. And in the end, we realized there were four ways that seemed the most useful, which was

names, art, ability, and power toughness.

Now, meanwhile, so one of the things about this is there are different aspects of the set going on at once, obviously.

Stickers were something that we were interested in very early on, that we explored very early on.

So stickers started quite early.

But something else that also started, not quite as early stickers, but I think it came out of exploratory and then we started working with it in vision design was attractions.

So the reason I'm going to talk about both of these is they intertwine at a point.

So the story between them connects.

So I thought about just telling the sticker story and then just telling the attraction story.

But one of the neat things about design is how things don't live in a vacuum and things can affect each other.

So I want to talk a little bit about attractions

and then get to the point where stickers and attractions kind of overlap,

because there's an interesting point where they feed each other.

Okay, so what happened with attractions was,

we figured out very early on that if we wanted to be doing top-down,

we wanted to do top-down amusement park.

In order to do that, amusement park slash carnival slash circus, there was basically what

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