My very own lith past full#

My very own lith past full#

Adding full gender support for Lith and the avatar, while helpful in gathering a larger fanbase, has pulled a lot of my effort away from pushing the story forward because I have to stop and make sure all the “pieces” work. MVOL is a much more focused game, trading versatility and widespread appeal for a more intense, personal experience that might not be of interest to everyone, but I hope will be extremely stimulating to those few that are interested in it.įor a final note on this topic, I’d like to mention that I’ve actually taken many suggestions in the past that didn’t fully meet this requirement, and I’m starting to regret it now. CoC has done some amazing things, but I don’t believe there would be any benefit in my trying to do the same thing over again.

I was certainly inspired by Fenoxo’s work, and I borrowed from his rough UI layout, but I am making a very different game. Now, I know that there’s an obvious connection between MVOL and Corruption of Champions. For more about how important it is to stick to the absolute minimum of content to meet your goals, I’d invite you to read “Art in omission.” For the long version, check out “What is MVOL supposed to be?” This goal is what drives my choices in designing the game, and it’s important to me that every single piece of the game works toward helping you, as a player, better understand Lith as a person. The short version is that MVOL is an exploration of Lith, my original character, in every aspect. I’m over halfway done with the game at this point (by some measures, anyway) so I’ve got a pretty solid idea of exactly what I want it to be. When I started MVOL I had some specific goals in mind for its creation, and I’ve refined those ideas over time.

I don’t want to disappoint you, but I think if you’ll read on, you’ll see there are a number of important factors at work here.įirst, I’d like to talk about the most common reason that I can’t directly use suggestions people give me. So I’ve decided it’s about time I put together a more comprehensive explanation of what happens with suggestions I get for MVOL, and why, sadly, a lot of them don’t end up actually being implemented. Now, on the flip side of this, I have thought a LOT about what COULD go into MVOL, and I’ve had many people suggest ideas in the past. So, first of all, thank you for your enthusiasm and constructive thinking! I want MVOL to be the best game it can be, but I can’t think of everything, so it can help to have other ideas for inspiration. “We’re only going to get better,” Fredette said.Hello! If I’ve linked you to this post, you’ve probably been inspired by my game, My Very Own Lith, and wanted to make a suggestion about how it can be improved. men didn’t qualify for the Tokyo Olympics in 3-on-3, and Fredette said the silver-medal finish at the World Cup was another step forward toward Paris in 2024. “The experience was amazing,” Fredette said. Serbia finished the tournament with a 7-0 record the U.S. It was the third World Cup medal for the U.S., which won gold in 2019 and silver in 2016. Jimmer Fredette, Canyon Barry, Kareem Maddox and Dylan Travis were on the U.S. had a 19-15 lead before Serbia - which has won gold in six of the eight World Cups - scored the final six points.

“This is my first time doing this, so I’m just immensely thankful that 3-on-3, USA Basketball is giving me a chance to do this. roster 3-on-3 teams have only four players. Linnae Harper and Cameron Brink joined Burdick and Van Lith on the U.S. “This team has come such a long way,” Van Lith said. Their run started with pool-play wins over Hungary, Mongolia and Czech Republic, followed by a play-in game victory over Japan, a quarterfinal victory against Austria and finally a victory over China in the semifinals. women lost their first game of the tournament to Canada, then won seven straight to capture the gold. I’m just so happy to be here, to bounce back like this, with this staff, with this team.” I don’t even want to talk about last year. Last year I was super disappointed with our performance in the World Cup.