3D character design is one of the most resource-heavy tasks in game production. It involves modeling, sculpting, texturing, rigging, and animation, all of which require experienced specialists. For small teams, this can be overwhelming. I wonder if it’s smarter to outsource such work to professionals who already have pipelines set up, or if it’s better to invest in training in-house staff over time. Which approach ends up being more cost-effective and leads to better quality overall in the long run?

When traveling with a big family, renting one vehicle makes the entire trip much smoother. It saves you from splitting into different taxis and worrying about meeting points. The challenge is making sure the vehicle is comfortable enough for both adults and kids, and that there’s enough room for luggage. I’d love to hear how others managed family trips in Paris and whether a minibus worked better than several smaller cars.