What was it like working on Pikmin 4?

What about when the owner dies? What does the pet do, especially with a time alone with body/trapped as an important variable.

I am a gameplay programmer. My job is to build gameplay mechanics according to the games design. For my schooling I obtained a bachelor's degree at Full Sail University along with various certificates.

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When it comes to the success of some other games, does your company ever reevaluate the game plan for what you're developing?

Example, there were a few companies who's devs were vocal in their criticism of Elden Rings success. I know the game isn't everyone's cup of tea, but when you have a game that does better than expected that goes against the typical formula, what are the talks like behind the scenes?

What is your dream game/ genre you would love to work on?

Do you guys use github as well as other developers do example like Mobile or web developers? What engine are you guys using is it self made or third party ? And what position are you working in as game developer, thank you :) (excuse my lack of English)

What's it like to be a game developer? Is it as simple as one may think? What goes on behind the scenes of development?

The Outer Worlds was compared a lot to Fallout. I personally thought some of the inventory and UI superficially did resemble fall out, but actually I really thought it felt much more like an early 2000s bioware game like Kotor, Jade Empire, or Mass effect.

What do you think?

Thanks for doing this! I love outer worlds and grounded!

What’s the most exciting part about being a game developer?

What’s the thing you wish most people knew about game development?

How often are large changes made to mechanics or story of a game?

Do you enjoy game developing?

Regarding programming, could you give a rough percentage of how many programmers started in "normal" software jobs and transitioned into game programming? Relatedly, how often do you see programmers leave the games industry for non-game-dev jobs?

Seems like this happens a lot at AAA studios, so I gotta ask. How many of your bosses have sexually assaulted you? Alternatively, how many of your subordinates have you sexually assaulted?

My weeks range from 50-60 hours. Near a deadline it can almost be up to 100 hours!

Did you have formal schooling or training or were you self taught?

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What is the hardest part of developing games? It doesn’t have to be directly related to developing per se.

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How's crunch looking?

In regards of CPU enemies. how is the difficult level adjusted? Does the game do any form of player prediction model?

Does it see your move thanks to the ~30ms of visual blindness of humans knows the move beforehand?

What kind of NDA agreements are you under? How many people know what you do specifically right now?

Will your game have a huge day 1 patch and lock content behind micro transactions?

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What for you has been the best game released in recent memory?

Are you still underpaid / overworked like it was 10+ years ago?

(I almost worked as a tech artist and noped out to work in UX / UI / product)