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Sprint 3 09/30/24-10/13/2024 It was a sprint of learning and growth. I had to limit myself for a few days until I could return and motivate myself to my routine. I had to apply myself by learning new modeling methods with low poly and not extending to high poly. I have been testing different methods in Maya so I can limit myself by not using Zbrush for this type of game art style. By doing so, I faced the time of having Maya crash or freeze on me without realizing it and forgot to save my sense, which I had to re-do the same process from when I opened the file. I wasn't happy but very frustrated, which made me shut down my computer for any future complication with the system. I just started to save every chance I got before any significant changes. My dedication to the project was unwavering. This sprint kick-off was divided into two parts. The first part was what we were assigned from the previous sprint. As one of the artists, I had to continue what I picked as I created the Medu

Postmortem This final sprint is the final stretch of completing this unforgettable chaos combat of developing this mobile game within six months from start to finish. As a level designer, I cannot believe the hardship my group faced in these last moments of a stressful environment. As a group, we conquer multiple failures after failures, but in the final days, we accomplish more than we ever imagined. We hope to add more, but that will be for another day or time when we group again. The only requisition we, as the group, needed was time management and communication because other personal issues interfered with the project from different classes and individuals.  In development, we had some occasions where everything went in our favor, so we developed this production within our limits. We accomplished any block out from our meetings and gatherings by sitting next to each other and communicating during the process. The patience we had faced if GitHub, Android Studios, Unity, and Google p