Did you want to grow up to make Video Games?
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i still dream of makeing a videogame. it'll have a nostolgic feel to it. i'll concentrate on game play and visual. the story, fuck the story its going to be simple and stupid like in the days of contra
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Maybe i have that dream at first.
and that is my sole reason why i choose IT
But ironically, i got my dream ended because of it. I do realize how hard it is to make a video game despite how simple it is.
Good video game made by a lot of people (group) who have a good chemistry and the knowledge. And getting people that caliber is hard nowadays. Especially thinking about the fact that most (not all) geniuses worked individually and hard to merge with the group.
and that is my sole reason why i choose IT
But ironically, i got my dream ended because of it. I do realize how hard it is to make a video game despite how simple it is.
Good video game made by a lot of people (group) who have a good chemistry and the knowledge. And getting people that caliber is hard nowadays. Especially thinking about the fact that most (not all) geniuses worked individually and hard to merge with the group.
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As jen said, was something i thought when i started to study but realized its very difficult, of course its not if you rly like, but i better let that to real genius people to make videogames.
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Ethil wrote...
Deftera wrote...
Nope. I wanted to be the tester. The guy who is given a draft of a game, plays it and tells the developers if it was good or not.Too bad, a testers job isn't that fun. Your job is not to play the game for fun, and tell if it was good, your job is to play the same game (mostly not even the entire game, but just one scenario of the game) over and over again until you are sick of it, trying every possible way to play and walking over every single square inch, hoping to find (or rather, hoping Not to find) a bug, glitch or something else that might be wrong with the game.
Believe me, it's hard to enjoy playing the game afterwards.
thats the tester's REAL job. a god damn test harness from hell, id say. it's almost basically like testing a program in C++.