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gamingafter40 · 10/12/2012, 08:33 am

The challenge doing this with episodic content is that the next episode isn't truly finished until just before it's released, so whatever preliminary "footage" exists when the previous episode is being put to bed may or may not be relevant. It's not like a TV series where what's "in the can" is not going to change. Record some new lines, put the scene in a different setting -- all of that is easier to do in a game than in a filmed medium.

I was also glad NOT to have a preview of Ep 5 this early, save the endgame as much as possible.

10/12/2012, 08:33 am	#7
gamingafter40 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 184	The challenge doing this with episodic content is that the next episode isn't truly finished until just before it's released, so whatever preliminary "footage" exists when the previous episode is being put to bed may or may not be relevant. It's not like a TV series where what's "in the can" is not going to change. Record some new lines, put the scene in a different setting -- all of that is easier to do in a game than in a filmed medium. I was also glad NOT to have a preview of Ep 5 this early, save the endgame as much as possible. __________________ Check out the Adventure of the Week, almost every Tuesday at http://www.gamingafter40.com !