I already have a lot of projects I want to pursue, namely books and video games. For books, I'm planning on a three book trilogy. Maybe more after that with sequels and prologues. For games, I plan to begin workingon a video game that takes place within the 2nd book of the original trilogy. I also eventually want there to one day be an interactive website for all of these things, with an OC creator, blog, merch, games, and books are all in one place. Another big project that's been in the making for almost two years now is also an option for me to pursue. A full version of DnD 5e reskinned with new rules and campaigns, called TnT (trenches and trails) because it's ww1 inspired and has rules for guns and explosives.
Currently I'm in pursuit of Trilogy book 1: TON-KAT. I haven't quite started writing yet, only the prologue. I'm in the process of setting up a world anvil page (which I may link in the future) and worldbuilding. I'm also learning more about writing and the creative process. I need to finish all of Brandon Sanderson's videos and his course, take notes, and even then I may need additional learning resources.
I've been debating what I should use to make the games. I'm at the point of deciding whether I should choose unity or unreal engine to make them. Right now I think I may choose unreal engine just because unity is being a pain in my ass to install. I've done everything, cleared the %appdata% download cache, retried the install, ran it as admin, cleared the security permissions in settings, everything. I was debating if I should choose roblox to make my games, and while it is a good choice for multiplayer games because it offers free hosting, I now don't think I want to use roblox. Developers now need to pay a new 'roblox plus' subscription to have their game hosted, and I dont want my game to be apart of a platform that tries its hardest to push devlopers to use microtransactions. Plus it'd be nice to have something I can fully say is my own, as it wouldn't be part of something.
To summarize, I'm currently focused on worldbuilding and learning how to write well in preparation to write TON-KAT. After TON-KAT is finished I plan to begin working on the TON-KAT or ParaBellum game using Unity or Unreal Engine.