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Originally Posted by Daniel_LaFleur
You are thinking inside the box.
Consider the following ...
Write a program that inputs objects. These objects do not need to be defined until the game is released, while the base code could be created and published (albit relitively useless without the objects) before the season. The objects could be things like a map of the play field, game objects, field objects (both stationary and mobile) etc.
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This is a good idea. Sometimes in web design I'll just make a frame of the page until I get needed resources. It works quite well. You could set it up to reference some not-yet-existing image, and then just fill it in when the time comes.
The only thing is identifying characteristics of the object. That's the tough part that takes time to program, and you won't know that until you know the object.