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How much time would you be willing to put into a project?

Discussion in 'Creative Zone' started by guest, Sep 1, 2015.

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  1. guest

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    Time is definitely something you need, often in vast quantities, to create and develop a project to a finish point. They're not short tasks by any means, which can be a reason why some people don't do them unless they need to.
    How much time would you be willing to put into a project at maximum? Would it depend on the project or who you were working with, or do you have a set amount of time available? Would you try starting a project if you had more free time, or is it too much effort?
     
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    It really depends on the project, but if time were no object, I'd be working on my games for days on end.
     
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    I've ended up having wierd bouts of free time followed by lots of work, so since time's not much of an object for me I'd say it depends on the project.

    I like to see anything I make through to its completion, so I think with any project I would try to finish it no matter how long it took. But being real with myself, I think I wouldn't spend more than 6 months on a project. I get kinda flighty with my interests, and I think by that point my muse would have moved on, which I why I usually don't do long stories or art series. Though I could probably go longer if I could keep interested in the project, so that's why it kinda depends for me.
     
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