The tweets for the 5th and final part of SimGuruGrant‘s Twitter Q&A are embedded below.

The world size is pretty standard at this point. https://t.co/1jWyVAYnDR

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

Maybe!

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

We are always trying to plug holes with the new hairs we make. https://t.co/Wr3G9sd1sv

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

We discuss this literally every day of my life. https://t.co/Ae5x9gk5UY

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

We had a lot of time pressures on base game and we did the best we could with the time we had. Similar to why we didn’t have toddlers initially. https://t.co/9xespsjbfA

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

So is there any chance that you’ll ever change them?

— Paulina Klepacka (@PaulinaKlepacka) September 16, 2018

There is a chance, yes. https://t.co/nG2d2wRY4q

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

We are booked up adding full ones for now.

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

Nah https://t.co/bOMYEfyNkz

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

Yes https://t.co/QC8UyafG4E

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

It is a very complex answer, but ultimately our game needs to work on a wide range of machines, so a stylized look allows options. Also, we wanted something beautiful and playful. https://t.co/vf2xps1ACa

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018

It is less they have a budget, though on some projects that is more true. It is more that we decide whether a pack needs a world or not, how big the world should be, then allocate and hire as needed. https://t.co/MAVXzrNwFw

— Grant Rodiek (@SimGuruGrant) September 16, 2018