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They're good ideas.

I don't know what to say since the thinking process are different for various creators, but perhaps you can start consolidating ideas, then start cementing some specs (not with superglue though ), start working on it and let new ideas in.

Hmmm, if there isn't one particular that you really would love to do, then choose the next project based on the technological requirements - read: which one is the easiest to make for you.

mikey wrote:Hmmm, if there isn't one particular that you really would love to do, then choose the next project based on the technological requirements - read: which one is the easiest to make for you.

This is sort of how I pick what to do next, except I usually go for 'what looks like an interesting challenge' instead of easiest.

Whenever an interesting idea occurs to me -- say, keyword-based menus or string of pearls structure or whatever -- I make a note, and then when I'm bored with what I'm working on (I'm horribly fickle) I pick whatever looks most challenging to play around with.

I think it's ultimately up to the developer though; nobody can tell you what project will spark your passion to write/code/draw to the finish.

absinthe wrote:

mikey wrote:Hmmm, if there isn't one particular that you really would love to do, then choose the next project based on the technological requirements - read: which one is the easiest to make for you.

This is sort of how I pick what to do next, except I usually go for 'what looks like an interesting challenge' instead of easiest.

Well, I meant it in the way that one should pick the project that's easiest to make so that you can work on it more relaxed - sometimes something is exciting and challenging, but often it has a tendency to turn to frustration - so in essence I wanted to say pick the project you can see yourself finishing.

There's nothing wrong with taking a challenge to see if you can do it, of course.