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Module Six Project Log - Team Reflection.md

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In addition to the coloring of the level materials, we were able to have a group discussion about the placement of jump pads, elevators, and platforms to create a more user-friendly fun experience for the player (*Group Decision*). In addition to the coloring of the level materials, we were able to have a group discussion about the placement of jump pads, elevators, and platforms to create a more user-friendly fun experience for the player (*Group Decision*).
Another benefit that arose from having a live group testing session was we were able to learn more about one another’s roles and how the development of each feature of the game went (*Daniel Noel*). For example, in testing a team member mentioned that the color of the texturing in the heart had turned out great. They wanted to know if this coloration could be replicated on other surfaces in the game (*Kylie Nencetty*). At this point, a level designer informed this team member that the colors they were seeing in the heart were actually the result of a reflection from the green acid pools at the bottom of the room (*Daniel Noel*). While we would not be able to replicate that coloration onto other surfaces, it was valuable insight that would have gone unmentioned had we not gone through group testing together (*Kylie Nencetty, Daniel Noel*). Another benefit that arose from having a live group testing session was we were able to learn more about one another’s roles and the development of each feature of the game (*Daniel Noel*). For example, in testing a team member mentioned that the color of the texturing in the heart had turned out great. They wanted to know if this coloration could be replicated on other surfaces in the game (*Kylie Nencetty*). At this point, a level designer informed this team member that the colors they were seeing in the heart were actually the result of a reflection from the green acid pools at the bottom of the room (*Daniel Noel*). While we would not be able to replicate that coloration onto other surfaces, it was valuable insight that would have gone unmentioned had we not gone through group testing together (*Kylie Nencetty, Daniel Noel*).
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