And of course, the main part is because the interactivity of it, because I mean movies are a passive thing; games are interactive, so - and sometimes I kind of like, you know, make the uh, what do you say - the - oh, shit, you see? That's what I told you about. Anyway, some-sometimes like I-I tell people that imagine having an audience on set - on-on a movie set, and the audience playing around with your camera, with your actors, and just - you know, just messing around. So-so making a game - because this was my first game - was a huge experience because I - you know, you have to - you know, uh, make sure so the player can you know, do whatever they want without breaking the game, so it's a total different ex-experience. But at the same time, there are many similarities. I mean the similarities for me is that how you, you know, talk to your team, how you work together.
