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From: debri@dds.nl (DEnnis Brinkhuis)
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Subject: Re: EVEN MORE IMPORTANT!!.....
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 03:49:13 +0200
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Scott Ward <scott.ward6@virgin.net> wrote:

> Setting up some coding groups could be a good idea if you could get it to
> work. Respect due to Team Parc for taking the initiative but like you say,
> people tend to expect more from them than they actually produce which is
> maybe a downside to starting a *group*.

You're right!
We started a team for fun and our intention was having fun developing
games. It was not our intention to do as many finished games as
possible. And we also think that we should not force each other to do
things. That makes developping rather hard sometimes. We also had
trouble with a lack of experiance and lack of time. Next to this, I
think teamworking is a skill on it's own. Not everybody is able to 
work together on projects. It's a lot harder than you might expect.

I agree we only finished one game untill now. But we did do a lot of
work and got a lot of experiance. We learn all the time from each other
and you don't see a direct result of that.

So, as far as I can say now, I'm proud that Team Parc is still excisting
after a year and that we at least finished one game. (We just updated
it, now you can pick up some Power-Ups!!)

Cheers,

DEnnis..
Team Parc (~parc)