Research & Development

Not much to discuss today. Mainly spent my day just reorganizing my excel spreadsheet. This is my Good & Evil List where I catalogue all of my cards in order of the Elements: Fire, Wind, Water & Earth. Although I don't have the images for the cards ready to go, I do have the other columns filled with data. They are as follows: Name: As the column states, the name of the card. Number: where in the sequence each individual card is. They are sorted by both Good & Evil sections.

Not much to write on this blog. Spent most of my day learning how to use Motion. It's been productive, as I've learned how to create tasks where I can split my tasks over the few days. Filling up my calendar. I have also begun to categorise my blog posts into 4 categories which will help users to find specific information they're looking for. They are: How to Play King of Bridges: A step by step guide to help those new to the game to understand the rules and the variations th

Currently organised chaos. So today I subscribed to Motion. Primarily I was looking for a Gantt Chart, but I stumbled on Motion. It seems intuitive and the AI assistants helped me generate tasks which are useful. But I won't lie it is kind of overwhelming a little bit. I've managed to move my schedule to learn the tutorials and over time I think I'll be able to better understand my development schedule and integrate it into my day to day job. Fingers crossed. Ready to play? D

First time using the Blog post. The idea is to mainly create a catalog of my thoughts in developing King of Bridges and what it is. It's mainly to get audiences to engage with the King of Bridges and provide feedback on all of the elements. So the simple question to ask: What is King of Bridges? It's a variety card playing game where you can challenge yourself of your friends to see who can be crowned as the ultimate monarch. The simplest way one can describe the game is like