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My primary reason for learning to program was to create video games. Eventually that dream died because the juice was not worth the squeeze. Like I'm gonna spen

My primary reason for learning to program was to create video games. Eventually that dream died because the juice was not worth the squeeze. Like I'm gonna spend 100 hours a week at work for some OTHER guy's idea? Give me a break.

fsk 12y ago
If you really like programming games, you should take a regular corporate software job and write indie games on the side.
- pjmlp 12y ago
  This is really the best way to do it. Just doing it for the fun, not the profit of a publisher that only cares about ideas that sell.