> My game sounds similar to Dave's.

That's what Dave said to me last night. But having heard what Dave's worlds are and surmising what yours are based on the snippets of code you sent me, they don't actually sound all that familiar.

> I rather look forward to when I start doing the actual coding.

I look forward to the point where I start getting code to install for testing. It'll be interesting to see how it all comes along.

> I don't mean I'll relish every line, but I enjoy the logical puzzles that come with programming as much (if not more) as I like designing the world.

Me, too. The coding stage takes a very long time, and I get restless trudging through it all, but that's because I'm such a completist -- if a project isn't done, it bugs me. But as far as the process of coding itself is concerned, I find it a greatly rewarding experience. Writing Adventure Games seems to be a nice blend of programming and creative writing -- my two primary interests and hobbies. So I really enjoy it.