I pick the one that's least stressful, most fun, most interesting, most visually pleasing, etc depending on the situation (deadlines, mood, etc). Maybe it's just me, but I can usually get a precise image in my head of what I want to happen here while playing through the game. It usually comes to me when I'm doing something else, though.
So many times, it happens too fast...you trade your passion for glory. Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past, you must fight just to keep them alive.
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Cool, sounds similar to what I'm describing.
If you've never smoked pot before, this might be a good time! Only a hit or two to start ;) Afterwards, all those disparate thoughts become a big picture, much easier to dispassionately evaluate things. Pot's only good for occasional use and in small doses...
Maybe a good night's sleep is all you need.
Ha ha, I'm afraid I'd lose my motivation to work if I hit the bong :-P
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http://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/articles/should-you-polish-your-game-or-add-more-depth-and-features--cms-21155
Or I ask my writer.
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It's not so much a question of "polish" vs. "new features" as it is, how exactly to lay things out, visuals, ordering, pacing, control feel, etc.
I guess there is some "what features do I want in here" but I don't feel that pulling away from the level of polish...
It's kind of like: "I need something interesting here... out of everything I COULD do, what do I WANT to do?"