Yeah, I think once you do it long enough, the novelty of getting feedback wears off and you stop doing it because of that. Attention-whoring is a great way to start because it keeps you motivated, but eventually that gets old and stops mattering. At some point you realize you're just having fun, and doing things you like. And when you aren't having fun, you do it anyway because you know you'll have fun later on other bits of it. (Or it could be the money... I'm not really sure what keeps me going.)
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thats about the way i think, which is why reviews to our games are so mixed. it might be a downer at first, but we learn so much more from it than say taking the same engine and rehashin'. Im just glad i got a programmer like Frosted whos so willing to try new shit
I HATE FUCKING ICE LEVEL TOO!!!
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You finally realized this (like other developers). Well great to find that out...I don't know what else to say.