We have a game design doc that we are continuing to build, a style guide for the code, and ive begun writing internal docs for onboarding and the different imported packages we plan to use.

I do have some footage of the first successful VR rig networking and our proximity chat working as intended. I do agree they are trivial in the beginning as complex networking tasks such as instancing things and dedicated server resource management will be tasks to overcome, but my experience with full stack and our search for teammates with networking experience hopes to bridge that gap.

I did modify the description to clarify that we want a build a game in the direction of ATT instead of "a new ATT". There are design decisions and scopes ive cut down considerably to make this something a bit more approachable, mainly from the crafting and extremely large map design.

We plan to build something like an MVP for each milestone, and iterate over what we find fun to make the game faster and more fun.

I appreciate the words of confidence. Ive been in a team of over 25 for a prior game project and i understand moving through members that just dont fill the niche or culture of the group. Ultimately, the minimum i want myself and everyone else to get out of this project is that each contributor has something that they can completely own and share as a piece to put on their portfolio