Games bible templates

I've used Mark Baldwin's games bible template ever since I was a confused first year and it was pretty much the first google result. As he mentions in it's introduction, it's not a conclusive template but it's easy to adapt to each project and certainly makes an easy to manage draft document. I put in some quick slap dash formatting in it, too, so that it fits easily into my universities preferred report making structure though I doubt I'll be submitting this particular document in that style.

SO.


Looking at my template I've broken down what I need to do into sections, which in turn have subsections. I haven't moved back to Middlesbrough yet, but when I do I hope to get a part time job working three days a week, leaving three days to do work and one day for funsies. Past experience has shown me I work best doing a 10a.m-6p.m with an hour for lunch then another for the occasional 10 minute break to stretch my legs/get coffee/try to chat up the dude working on the computer next to me/check e-mails so assuming that I actually get 27 hours a week work done... there's 26 weeks and a bit until hand in day. I want to try and get my report written along side the project, but let's knock three weeks off of that for report refining since I am appalling at that part. So, say my aim is to get my actual bible completed ready for handing in by 15th April, a birthday present to myself.


Hold on, the 30th is a Saturday. You know what'd be nice? Getting everything handed in on Friday and having a nice Sabbath dinner with Liz and bumming about all Saturday. Let's aim for that.