Well, I had an alternative motive for getting a GDNET subscription. Fact is that I need something to discuss my new project. I'm temporarily calling the project Lucid.

My journal will outline my process for designing, programming, testing, and marketing. Truth is that I've been inspired by EDI and the Mornings Wrath team. If you haven't played the demo yet, do it.

However, one thing a beginning programmer has to expect is that you will begin several projects, and if you're lucky one might make it. I've done started tons of projects, but I've always lost interest in them. No particular reason. One day I code and the next day I don't (and the next day, and the next, so on).

At school, I've taken a few classes on project management, and the information from those classes is invaluable. I plan to apply the information from those classes to this project. I highly recommend some type of project managment primer to those wanting to work on a project.

I'm excited about this new project. I'm enlisting the help of two long time computer science friends. Between the three of us, we should have all bases covered. Right now, we're in the middle of game design. I came into the project with an initial idea, and now I have to take that and expand it. Lucid will one day see the light of day. I'll need feedback from you all to help guide me down the path. Have a great day everyone.