Final Thoughts

In conclusion, I did set myself way back because of my stubbornness to rework my entire story. I regret not being able to get more feedback from my peers and professor, as I didn't realize how time consuming this project would be. However, I am a bit happier with the story, even though it does have some holes in the plot. This was one of the few times I worked with Adobe Animate, and there was definitely a steep learning curve involved. 

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