1. Butterfly Pants Presents: Team Members: o Joshua Gibbs– gibbs1989x@gmail.comgibbs1989x@gmail.com o James H. Hood II – JHHood@fullsail.edu o Rebecca Howell – rhowell@fullsail.edu o Lane Shapiro – stamped4eva@hotmail.com o Richard Small – richardasmall@yahoo.com

2. Game Synopsis  Gary Miller must infiltrate the leading superpower's main corporate office in efforts to steal important data before he is tracked down.  While in the facility, Gary will evade the high level security and do whatever he can to access and destroy the mainframe. Wheel of Misfortune  Pain Repeater + Localization - Add two languages.  Early Delivery - We had to deliver our game one day early.  Early Delivery - We had to deliver our game one day early.

3. Responsibilities  Joshua Gibbs HUD Controller Input Menu Design Profile System Parachute State  James H. Hood II Weapons Attachments Sounds Animations  Rebecca Howell Level Editor Map Generation Backpack Way Finding Tutorial  Lane Shapiro Particles Hacking Mini Game  Richard Small AI Game Engine Event System Collision Node System

4. Game Progress Sprint 1 Sprint 2 Sprint 3

5. Tips and Tricks  Update and Commit every 30 seconds.  Be open to all ideas.  Don’t Commit something that breaks.  Plan your resources.  Add your resources.  Be patient.  Find a good work area.  Shower often.  BRING BALLOONS!  If it does not work on someone else’s computer then it does not work.  Have good communication.

6. Post Mortem: What went right side  Balloons.  Work was completed on time for early delivery.  Proud of our work.  Hard working individuals.  Significant achievement.  Team work.  Similar coding styles.

7. Post Mortem: What went wrong side  Group dynamics.  Elevated stress caused more problems in code.  GDC. Lost a team member.  Wheel of Misfortune.  Dependencies.  Communication.  Everything.