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This is a really awesome point, and one that I hadn't considered before. This is how I normally find new books to read (by following authors) for some reason i

This is a really awesome point, and one that I hadn't considered before. This is how I normally find new books to read (by following authors) for some reason it just hadn't occurred to me to follow individuals in the gaming space. (Except for the Mode 7 Games, which put out Frozen Synapse, the awesome turn-based RTS [0] ) I'm curious how you follow people when so many games are made by teams of people - how do you find them, how do you decide which ones to follow, etc. I'd love to hear more [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frozen_Synapse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frozen_Synapse

keerthiko 5y ago
Western gamedevs are almost universally on twitter. Pick the ones whose contributions to the games you enjoy you think mattered most (narrative designer of a story you liked, or combat designer of a gameplay loop you liked, or lead programmer of a technically robust complex game, 3D artist of a game with beautiful environments, etc). Follow them and their recommendations! Ditch them when they turn out to be predatory/abusive assholes.