Admin Thread: http://www.gamedev.net/topic/660249-the-week-of-awesome-ii-the-second-annual-unofficial-gamedev-competition/

Competition Thread: http://www.gamedev.net/topic/661224-the-week-of-awesome-ii-the-competition-thread/

Judging Thread: http://www.gamedev.net/topic/661418-the-week-of-awesome-ii-the-judge-thread/

I wanted to chat with the other participants about last week's events, but the two main threads were already locked. First of all, Congratulations to all the participants who managed to make a submission. Shipping a working game in seven days is no small feat and you should all be proud of yourselves. I saw some really cool entries take shape over the last week. Great job everyone.

I would like to use this thread as a spot for us to wind down the competition and talk about our games.

Other than the question regarding the entries of other teams, are those not questions that would be answered in a post-mortem?

(Speaking of which, thank you: I've been somewhat uncertain of what to include in my post-mortem.)

Indeed they are. I had planned on doing a post mortem in my journal for my own benefit. I was hoping to prompt other people to do the same so I could learn even more. :)

Plus I wanted a spot for us to just chat about the competition if there was interest.

- Eck

I'm not averse to chatting about the competition. ^_^

(I am, however, a bit tired for suggesting actual topics of conversation. Sorry. ^^; )

As to post-mortems, I suppose that I was imagining that they would go into our journals--that's what I had in mind (as I mentioned in the judging thread).

Hmmm, I think you're right Thaumaturge, I'll edit my first post and make this the general hang-out spot. Post mortem-y stuff belongs up in the journals, not here. My post was already getting pretty big and didn't seem to fit. (Speaking of Post Mortem's) I hope people do take the time to write a post mortem journal entry for their game.

I think everyone who finished is breathing a heavy sigh of relief. I'm looking forward to trying out the different games and anxiously await the judging. I've been so paranoid about getting my game to run on other people's computers. I must have pestered my friends like a hundred times with different versions and finally got it working. At my last job, we had so many issues getting a build out the door that I've become paranoid about deployment. :)

@Truerror from http://www.gamedev.net/topic/660249-the-week-of-awesome-ii-the-second-annual-unofficial-gamedev-competition/?view=findpost&p=5183619

Yes, I got my official entry in the real thread luckily. Thank you for your post. :) One of the things I screwed up was posting all my updates to the admin thread, so there's a "2 posts in competition thread" over on the judge's thread. I hope I didn't screw up those participation points. Hopefully my daily journals and participation on other people's journals will count enough for the participation points.

Hide Stats/ShowStats still shows stats for one guy. Yeah, it always shows the selected guy's stats as a visual indicator. At first, I was always drawing the stat blocks, but the AI's spawned units were random and on top of each other which made it so cluttered that you couldn't see anything. I spread them out a bit, and put in the feature to show/hide all but the selected guy's stats.

Unit speeds slow down after attacking. What's probably going on is that turning takes time. You should see the time tick down in the stat block when you turn.