Where did I say "alot"? I quit that spelling habit in the 3rd grade.
But like I said, it only seems fun. I don't actually know if it's fun. And hey, there are some people out there who enjoy programming.
I'm not trying to answer for him or anything. But I'm in a similar situation. I would like to be work in game development, yet I've never actually made a game.
As a gamer, it seems like a very fun and rewarding job. You get to use your creativity along with your knowledge of computers and programming skills. It seems even considering the negative aspects of a job as a game developer, it would be fun to help create the ideas you've come up with as a gamer.
But, after all I'm just a college student who's had no real professional experience in software development. I might end up finding out that the job isn't as cool as I thought. But gotta take those risks I guess.
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Doh! ...The "alot" comment is in your sig. Nevermind
Where did I say "alot"? I quit that spelling habit in the 3rd grade. But like I said, it only seems fun. I don't actually know if it's fun. And hey, there are some people out there who enjoy programming.
I'm not trying to answer for him or anything. But I'm in a similar situation. I would like to be work in game development, yet I've never actually made a game. As a gamer, it seems like a very fun and rewarding job. You get to use your creativity along with your knowledge of computers and programming skills. It seems even considering the negative aspects of a job as a game developer, it would be fun to help create the ideas you've come up with as a gamer. But, after all I'm just a college student who's had no real professional experience in software development. I might end up finding out that the job isn't as cool as I thought. But gotta take those risks I guess.