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But you get the rush from playing those games, not developing them. I mean, you do get a rush from releasing something you finished and believe in, but it's not
by slazaro 9y ago
But you get the rush from playing those games, not developing them. I mean, you do get a rush from releasing something you finished and believe in, but it's not what you're looking for, right?
- mulletbum 9y agoCorrect, 100% right. However, I like to think of it like a musician. If I don't like music, I make music I like. So if I wanted an awesome experience from a game, I could make the game and experience I want. Of course, all that is harder to do with programming (than music), but you get the drift.