Ooohhh, you’re so right. Now I know what I’ll be listening to tomorrow haha

To be fair, it may still be an all-timer show for me! Just so much to love. And gorgeous too. Take everything I’ve said with a grain of salt of course. I don’t work in the tv animation industry. And I imagine the creators wouldve made the show longer and even richer, given the chance

Id love to have seen the story paced out into 2-3 seasons. Particularly if that meant the addition of character exploring “filler” episodes! The characters shone despite the fast pace. But had the characters and their relationships been given more room to breath, the show couldve been and all-timer

I will say that like a lot of animated shows developed lately, maybe particularly by streaming services, the show had problems with inconsistent pacing. Super strong first 2 or 3 eps, very rushed and choppy middle, then a strong couple of finale eps. It felt like 3 seasons of a show in 13 episodes

It really reaffirmed the importance of games for me! Working remote has its undeniable perks, but nothing builds camaraderie like spending even a few days. Especially at a an event like GDC.
And thanks! Guess germs come with the territory in addition to good times lol

On top of all these GDC experiences, I also got to meet the whole @turbobuttoninc.bsky.social team in person for the first time! Having them around and being able to talk about the delightful games we’ve made together in the last 5 years gave me tons of confidence.
I hope to see yall again soon!

GDC highlights for me were
- playing the amazing Day of the Devs games
- the Austin Wintory conducted game music concert with all the insane guest appearances
- and of course meeting new friends in the park!
I hope to see you all again next year!

Wish I could have stuck around Thursday and Friday to hang out with all the new people I met. But sadly I caught the mother-of-all colds and am only just now starting to feel like a human again, instead of the snot monster I’ve been for a week.

My god…