Great idea, the more great developers we get the better games we get! Thanks.
So many times, it happens too fast...you trade your passion for glory. Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past, you must fight just to keep them alive.
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RE: How do you balance the mundanity of making ends meet with your desire to be creative (all while not burning yourself out)?
I've gotten into the habit of making rough drafts of scripts in notepad (while no one is looking) at my day job. It can be hard to find time to get the checklists all checked off while working a full time job, and squeezing in some of them while at work helps to lessen the resentment of working for someone else...
I'll take a look at some of these vids later on... thanks and good luck with your projects!
Interesting, I just saw some top ten entrepreneur habits list thing online that said productive people keep a notebook with them at all times to scribble ideas... sounds like you're on track!
PHP Developer here
can confirm that coding is the path to the dark side and there's no escape and no remorse
Yay for PHP!
"How do you balance..."
Here's how I do it.
I work my ass off all day so that I have more time in larger chunks later.
Then I work some more and completely ignore the voice inside of me that's screaming at me to let it bring life to its ideas because the stream of bills and errands never ends and I'm too proud to let anyone help me.
Pretty simple actually :)
Yeah, pretty much that... depressing to admit.
thanks for the vid :D
My pleasure!
Tyler
code is scary
BoMToons
Nah, it's all just logic - you'd be good at it once you learned a few syntax tricks.