It should not have taken me a week to finish these. Anyway between these two post is every task up to the 1st and the one that was added after I started this. I ended up having to make two to cover the code an UI tasks and the wall of <Censored> is mostly the pre tech scenes and whatever isn't your guess is as good as mine.
It is what I had guessed. The code is currently the bottleneck. Only one developer with too much todo and above, supporting others with technical stuff. If it wouldn't have been such a big number of tasks still todo, I could understand DC's choice to 'improve' existing scenes. But with this many things still to do by one man. I would opt for the path to move forward on to the next update. Considering two things. You could do a lot of the heavy work, the drawing up front. In the mean time the developer finishes up the tech stuff and adding in the new update afterwards should be easier, as that is why they did the tech update anyway.
The writing, drawing and coding are predecessors of eachother in the workflow they have set up. But they are not treating them like that. In a more efficient world, writing should be two updates further, while drawing is one update ahead and coding is wrapping up the update to come out next.
Thanks for the insights.
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