I had an idea a few years back about making a demo of three jets flying through canyons and getting in a dogfight with some alien craft. The vision grew into an idea for a game, but that''s not what this is about... While I was imagining what might be exciting sequences for the demo, I found myself being excited by what I was seeing, thinking to myself, "Man, this would be really cool." Then I was having the usual thought, "I can do it all MYSELF!!!" I didn''t really sit down and try to seriously storyboard it, but occasionally little snippets would pop into my mind... "Rookie one, can you assist, I have a bogey on my ***, over..." The hard part is making a decent action script and integrating it with the snippet images that I get. So my question is this... when you have ideas like that, what is the best way to proceed? On a game design team, does one person come up with the script and another design the action around it, is the whole thing storyboarded (do the writers find excuses to make certain things take place just to have the cool scenes they thought of), or what? I just wanted to get your insight. It can be hard thinking about what you''d like to do but not being "able" to put it together in a fashion that stays true to your (read "my") vision. Thanks! - Waverider