I think I covered everything, although I added other just in case. Anyways, what do you consider your best game-making skill? For me, I'd probably choose macro programming, since I'm pretty good at it.

Sprites and what not, but I'm trying to expand on what I can do.

Audio

I can handle most formats and work under most limitations, but I'm still learning how to improve.

My sprites are large graphics :P

probably programming, since I currently suck at spriting and music making, but hey I'm getting there slowly. I guess I'm decent at stories too

Plot, Game Design and Level Design.

I put Sprites, but Story and Programming too.

Spriting all the way.

Honestly, I'm just "ok" at all of these. So I guess... Game design?

I only say that because my game concepts are plentiful, but almost never come to fruition. The only game I've been somewhat successful with is one that I barely planned at all, surprisingly.

I can make small sprites, but when it gets to the point where I'd have to be making a lot of detailed sprites, I wouldn't have the motivation to do it. (not that I wouldn't be able to.) Large things like backgrounds/title screens/whatever I can do, but I don't really like to do them.

I've made music in the past, and given this thing: , I can't be too horrible. But I'm really a complete amateur who can't even read music or make anything besides short jingles.

Programming, for me, is usually a matter of nailing the basics and sticking with them.

So I could probably program pretty much anything, provided I could figure out if certain functions or whatnot exist in the language I'm using. It just wouldn't be very efficient.



So I think my biggest problem is just a short attention span.

This post has been edited by ChaosEmerl on Oct 21 2009, 05:30 AM

Game Design, I guess.

Almost all the time I use a super basic engine with almost no features, so I can change it however I want to make a completly new game. Or I just do the engine from scratch.

When some sprite doesn't exist or I need to make it, I'll make it. If it is too hard, I'll improvise and edit from other sprites.

I'm also good at designing characters and that stuff, probably level design too.

Sound and music is where I fail.

And I'm good at programming overall.

I'm equally good at music and programming; I picked music because I spend the most of my free time on it.

Sprite editing/ reshading
my was because I was one of the only 6 people whos entries qualified in that specific comp. I didnt get any votes IIRC

This post has been edited by MONEYMAN on Oct 21 2009, 06:42 AM

Macro Programming, micro programming, level design, game design. I suck at all the other points.

Not sure if this belongs to Game Design or Macro Programming, but mainly platformer AIs for me. I'm still a beginner at music, but if I'd try anything besides programming, it'd definitely be music.

macro programming, game designing, level design, small gfx

Macro Programming. That's definitely my biggest skill.

A combination of game design, spriting and level design.

Macro programming, small sprites, and game design.

Macro programming and some game design.

I'm good at designing MACRO engines, but sometimes I make some sprites for my own games.