I'm open to more reuse of models, music and sound in games. Even by huge companies. I can definitely imagine small teams working with the content of bigger AAA teams to make new ideas.

Activision has had teams playing with new material on Call of Duty the past couple of years. They're reusing some resources, and adding more. I think it's been really interesting for such a big brand. (#CoDZombies, #WarzoneDMZ.) I actually loved DMZ, and thought it had a lot of potential.

Told myself I was going to draft a few posts about #DMZ / #WarzoneDMZ. Instead I've written a 10 minute video I'll have to edit. SIGH.

Talking with my normal squad about #WarzoneDMZ the other day, we wondered if we just asked politely, if people would let us kill them. So I'm going in solo a few times to test this theory.

I'm so wishy-washy on getting things done. After work I mostly end up playing #WarzoneDMZ with family, or #DwarfFortress. But what do I WANT to spend my spare time on?

Making a game I can spend years expanding until it has an unreasonable amount of content. Probably in the form of text. (New items, characters, missions, etc.) That's why those games appeal to me I guess. DF is legendary. But a big world like #Warzone begs for constant additions and fine tuning. (Maybe just no more guns.)

So #DwarfFortress released December 6th. I have over 100 hours in it already. I legitimately came recall there last time I put this kind of time into a single player game.

Add in the fact I'm putting lots of time into #Warzone2 (especially #WarzoneDMZ ) with friends and I'm playing more the past three months than I have in years.

A guy just creamed me in #WarzoneDMZ as I was going in solo to "pre-game" for later with family. He knocks me down (making me unable to attack, and almost dead,) and I say "Could've just said 'hi'".

"Hi," he says. "If I let you up are you gonna be cool?" So I send a request to join his team. He was solo too. A few minutes later we do the same to another person. He doesn't respond, and tries to get away, so I kill him.

"Well, you can't save them all," my new teammate says. I like this game.