EPTWhat do you work as, or aspire to do? - Page 11
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retroactivekingpin
United States35 Posts
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On July 07 2011 03:59 HelixDnB wrote: That's not true at all - my dream was to work in the video game industry - it's the only thing I've ever wanted to do with my life - ever. It took 3 years of harrrrrrd work and long hours after my 9-5 job, but, now I'm living my dream and I couldn't be happier. Granted, Pro Gaming isn't as "reliable" as other jobs, but if that's what you dream doing with your life - you have to put in the effort. After I came home from work, I'd spend 5-6 hours each night working on 3d or working on levels for my portfolio...and I did this most days for the better part of 3 years, but, it paid off immensely. If you want to be a pro-gamer or ANYTHING for that matter, you have to put in the work. Kudos, respect. Honestly, I want to illustrate professionally. But I know I haven't put the work in and have a long ways to go to reach the upper tier that I aspire to. | ||
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LMPeaches
United States157 Posts
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SnetteL
Belgium473 Posts
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KaiserJohan
Sweden1808 Posts
That said I'm pretty broad, as long as I don't have to do too much Java I'm happy :D | ||
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TallMax
United States131 Posts
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DoXa
Switzerland1448 Posts
 i'm in the second year of molecular life sciences (it's like chemical engineering). planning to do a master in nanoanalytics, process engineering or something like that... | ||
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TheGlassface
United States612 Posts
Published author for what I *want* to do Brood War commentator IN S. Korea for fantasy | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44271 Posts
I tutor math all the time, and in the summers I teach tennis at a country club | ||
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nbMifu
Brazil170 Posts
On July 07 2011 04:20 TallMax wrote: This is one of the threads I really enjoyed reading ever page of before posting. Keep kicking ass guys and gals! I'm a post-doc (rock on to that Astro post doc I saw post earlier) doing multiphoton microscopy (read: Lasers and Microscopes) at Ecole Polytechnique in France. Afterward, I'd like to go back to the US and get a job as a prof, develop optics-based medical diagnostics either for a small company or govt lab, and discover/be the first person to do shit nobody thought possible. Wow, what a boss! No sarcasm here, Ecole Polytechnique has a really strong reputation. My colleagues who did gratuation there said it war really hard. Good luck in your studies TallMax! | ||
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stafu
Australia1196 Posts
But honestly, for the near future, I'd more than anything just like to make a whole bunch of money so that I can payback and spoil the people who have given so much to and for me. When my Mum no longer has to work her ass off, I'll worry about my own aspirations. | ||
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Nudelfisk
Sweden104 Posts
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Intox
Norway62 Posts
Keep it going ! | ||
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cellblock
Sweden206 Posts
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Ultimahunter
Canada20 Posts
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flamewheel
FREEAGLELAND26781 Posts
Though ultimately I want to be a Professor or something. | ||
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vijeze
Netherlands719 Posts
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relic
United Kingdom148 Posts
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Vilonis
United States130 Posts
Edit: I should add, in c++ because it is the current industry standard for game engines. | ||
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nbMifu
Brazil170 Posts
On July 07 2011 04:48 Vilonis wrote: I want to be a Software Engineer, specifically doing game engine architecture. And I'm pretty serious about it. Currently I'm in highschool, have never taken a software class, and am writing a 2D game engine during summer since I don't have to waste time doing homework. Depending on where you live, it may be hard to find a job in the gaming industry, but do not give up! It is specially hard here in Brazil, so most people start by working in mobile game developers. A friend of mine is working here in São Paulo at the company that developed this game http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bunny-shooter-free-game-physics/id432001345?mt=8, and it has been mildly successful :D It is not the same as working in Blizzard, but it is a start. | ||
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