However, it was always a bottleneck during NaNoRenO and a month is pretty short, so we tried it this time. The main reason for that was because we did this during our first VN and it ended up being a problem because artists IMPROVE after a while. We’ve never started on art before the script during a NaNoRenO before. Considering we only really crunched the last few days (more about this later), I was pretty satisfied!
In addition, we knew this month would be a busy one in real life, so we made the scope even smaller than we wanted. What helped is she told us way in advance rather than in March! It allowed us to prepare well, so no harm done :). The scope used to be bigger, but since a fellow artist we would have been working with told us she couldn’t participate after all, we nudged it down by a lot. This is mainly going to be a process-evaluation, for which I think BiSo is an interesting candidate.Īmazing isn’t it? Our main goal this time was to do asset-control (or whatever you call it) making sure the scope of the assets were limited beforehand and realistic within a month. We’ll discuss what went right and wrong last NaNoRenO. Here we go the Binary Soul post-mortem – looking back at a visual novel we made during March (and a few days of June lol). Note:This was written a few months back, but life slowed us down for a while so we actually forgot to post it.
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