Documentation is always important.

The final mission of the Main Story Quest. Jordan has found his way.

This is where Jordan asserts his own choices and builds his confidence.

Jordan learns to cope.

Jordan and his friends learn more about themselves.

Jordan begins to learn about himself.

Wherein we meet Jordan’s Great Uncle Archibald.

This is where we meet Jordan’s parents.

Meeting Jordan and his friends.

Comparison of version 1 and 2 of the prologue.

This is a picture of our inner children working together. LOL

Iteration, iteration, iteration.

Iteration, iteration, iteration. So many flaws so little time. Here I go with yet another iteration on the crafting mechanic.

Wise Remorse and Shame are two distinct responses to having done something that conflicts with one’s values or the values of a group. Though they can both involve feelings of guilt or regret, they differ significantly in how they affect self-perception, emotional regulation, and the potential for growth.

Chaos can undermine an individual’s sense of competence by disrupting established routines, generating uncertainty, and creating an environment in which previously reliable skills and strategies may no longer suffice.

In Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age, the crafting system centers around the Fun-Size Forge, a portable blacksmith-like tool that lets you create and upgrade weapons, armor, and accessories.

The title Airships and Submarines serves as a poignant metaphor for divorced parents as seen through the eyes of a child.

I think that this mechanic needs to be single player. The idea of a team is nice but it is important that the game be played alone.