Dan Houser

And then I'll assemble, if they're done digitally, then I'll assemble them into one long word file.

And then I'll look at them and go, here's an idea, here's an idea, here's an idea.

And...

See if it comes to anything.

See if I can aggregate them together and then read through them.

If there's anything coherent there.

You know, a character like this, a character like that.

This would be a funny line.

This is a line for the main character.

Actually make the main character work like this.

You know, what about this relationship?

As you start to just play around with, what about if we start in that place, go to that place.

Just start to play around with all of the different bits and pieces.

And we begun to...

flesh out some flow for the start of the game and this idea you'd start in dusty American West, which meant we didn't have to make too many trees and then go to Mexico and then come back.

And we had a sort of loose flow and I was really scared of writing any actual dialogue.

And I didn't have...

a clue how to go about it.

And I kept going, it'll come, it'll come.

And then, and I kept, I could postpone it for ages because we were doing GTA 4.