How should we split up our work? Who wants to do what?

[J-Code26]

There's a lot of parts that will need to move in order to get this project going to the speed we need it to. What job would you want to have in this Project, what would you enjoy doing and what do you feel you can do best?

[J-Code26]

I would like to do the game development part of this, which includes creating the actual game, but I would like you guys to input in on what aspects of the game you would like to see. I need to see the full picture, and we need to start creating sprites or finding free images/sprites that we can use as prototypes for the first version (These would be like what the game would look like, like taking a png file and giving it functions like ability to run, jump, etc...).

[J-Code26]

Right now, I am thinking that I can take on the grunt work (Working inside godot, scripting functions, creating the game it self). You guys, split between the two, can create the sprites needed to make the game visible, write up / do research on getting base templates for study material (there are plenty of free course material online that we can use as a basis, and maybe even a real function of game that allows you to play through real courses). We also need to have a layout of what this timeline will look like, like Story lines, Study questions, levels, reward systems. You could work on mock ups of what panels of the game will look like. This could include making text content for the game, like Flashcards, hints, instructions. These are subjective, but we need to figure out whose job is who's so that we can start cooking as soon as possible. We can't slack on this project. This is a lot more than what other students will be doing, but for me personally, I dont mind dishing out the work if its gonna benefit me in the long run in terms of learning, value, and even putting myself out there with a large LIVE project under my belt the REAL people can use and possibly buy. #