This week Jeremy explores his wither farm in search of wither skulls.
In that search, Jeremy discusses what it means to find value in the content you create and the audience you market to and interact with.
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Jeremy Smith
I am a blogger, clinical counselor, gamer, and someone who loves to pushback so you can create the very best thing possible. I blog exclusively about church technology as a senior staff writer at ChurchMag as well as about life in general on my personal site JeremyGrantSmith.com. You can also find my eBooks on ChurchMag Press.
The best way to get to a gamer is to make a game that appeals to them, but also glorifies God. The game could be 8-bit, so you wouldn’t have to worry that much about the graphics. The game could be the Bible put into a game, and you could be viewing all the events in the Bible as a bystander. The game could have customization between several races, hairstyles, and clothes. Make sure to have more than three things in every part of the customization sections. Make sure not to let pride get to you like Solomon. Don’t worry about violence, Samson killed 1000 men with a donkey’s jawbone. David killed thousands of people with his army. And David also cut off a giants head when he was young. The Bible is very very violent.