i think one of the most insidious things about burnout is you stop knowing whether what you're making is good or not, cause you stop enjoying things. and that's like... secretly 90% of the battle of creating art, is just knowing whether it's good yet. recognizing which pieces of it are good and which aren't yet. hard to do when you're not in the mood to enjoy it :C
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in reply to @applecinnabun's post:
That stuff's the worst! When all the doubt about your work creeps in >< It's so hard to try to regain perspective
"what if i run out of time and people won't want fast sonic-like bunny game in 2025 anymore but they would want it in 2024" - totally sane normal thought from someone who definitely has normal perspective
Stuff like that's the worst >< These worries are all really silly at their root, even though it's so hard to see that, and I'm really thankful that I got lots of friends to reassure me!
And if it's not clear, I think people are gonna love Hoptix no matter when it releases 😀