Indecisive

The meeting was still going on and the atmosphere was tense. Bill realized that perhaps he'd been too excited to ignore what Joana and the others were thinking.

"I think it's too risky," said one of the staff at the meeting. "How can a game of that complexity be finished in six months?"

"Right." The staff from the programmer's department was of the same opinion. "Six months is only possible for a simple game. Judging from the complexity of the game in this project, it's impossible to be completed in that time. He let out a long breath, his gaze fixed on Joana who was quietly listening to his opinion.

"You're thinking of the worst case scenario, aren't you? What if the project doesn't finish on time, then not only will we be harmed by the possibility of not finishing on time, but also the quality of our game will be at stake." The staff added.

If six months is a non-negotiable amount of time to work on the game, then there is a possibility that the work could not be maximized. If tha
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