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Originally Posted by WiLL
youre diving into a competitive field.
Originally Posted by skabone69
why not try to get into the video game industry? they pay very well, and they are starving for talent. if I had the computer knoweldge I'd do that. good luck in the computer field, you don't have to worry about a lack of jobs. that and those jobs usually pay very well.
also, given the competitive nature of programming, and given that it seems every other person is in it now, it's not as easy as you might expect to find good work.
Last edited by reno96teg; Jul 2, 2004 at 12:06 PM.
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Originally Posted by reno96teg
you got that right. it's been nonstop stress for me. :happysad:
heh.. most game dev projects either never make it to release, or tank once they hit the market. it's probably one of the shittier fields to work in. this doesn't necessarily apply to consoles as i know they work differently (projects-wise, not development-wise), but i'm sure it's pretty damn hard to get in developing for nintendo, sony, etc.
also, given the competitive nature of programming, and given that it seems every other person is in it now, it's not as easy as you might expect to find good work.
heh.. most game dev projects either never make it to release, or tank once they hit the market. it's probably one of the shittier fields to work in. this doesn't necessarily apply to consoles as i know they work differently (projects-wise, not development-wise), but i'm sure it's pretty damn hard to get in developing for nintendo, sony, etc.
also, given the competitive nature of programming, and given that it seems every other person is in it now, it's not as easy as you might expect to find good work.
