This is deliberate - it is meant to give each and every game developer as much freedom as possible. Note that the GDD is not written with a specific rule set in mind: It has intentionally been created to allow several, potentially very different, rule sets to co-exist. To avoid choking on even cheesier analogies let's just say this: This document sets the scope, limits and direction for what arcmage/gaia.li should become. It dictates how we can hang it on the wall and where we can hang it (if the frame's color and style are to match the rest of the room). It also helps to define the picture's shape, size, and even things like the depth of the canvas. This document can be compared to the frame of that picture: It acts as a boundary to the picture, making it clear where it starts and where it ends. Imagine a picture with a complex motif surrounded by a nice homemade frame. The main function of this document is to outline the overall design parameters for arcmage/gaia.li. You are now viewing the General Design Document (GDD) for arcmage/gaia.li.

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