Procedural Gradients, Hotfixes, and the Power of QA

Hellu, and welcome back to another weekly update for A Wargame Without Compromise (WWC)! 👾 This sprint was a masterclass in time management and the iterative nature of game development. The beginning of my week started a bit slower than usual; balancing the heavy workload from my Rapid Games Prototyping (RGP) module and personal commitments meant I had to be highly strategic with my time once I jumped back into the WWC codebase. Agile Rituals & Scope Management We kicked off our weekly meeting with our now-standard "Rose, Bud, Thorn" retrospective, which continues to keep our team communication healthy and transparent. First, we addressed an issue with the Unit Movement. We made a strict scope-management decision. Rather than rewriting the entire movement system in one day, which could introduce new bugs and block the team, we implemented an easy hotfix. This stabilised the build immediately and allowed us to keep moving forward without feature creep. Technical Spotlight: Procedural Te