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Yes, but much harder to create such a strong brand that people are actually willing to be "ripped off" of time and wages. I cannot comment on quality of work
by joering2 13y ago
Yes, but much harder to create such a strong brand that people are actually willing to be "ripped off" of time and wages.
I cannot comment on quality of work for Rockstar tho.
- sspiff 13y agoI agree, but many programmers start programming to make games. If that's still what you want to do by the time you graduate, that's possibly a dream you've been working on for 10+ years. If you're offered a bottom-level job at a great studio, these are often presented as a stepping stone to said dream, so many people end up there and stay until they're drained. Again, I can't testify that this is the case for Rockstar, but I know it's the case with some other major studio's.