I share your pain, but in many european countries, politics are scrambling to reduce their deficit, so it's not a thriving age for small players. Economically,

I share your pain, but in many european countries, politics are scrambling to reduce their deficit, so it's not a thriving age for small players. Economically, it's more a surviving age. You would have better success of doing things on your own, making a product, having a minimal business model. I'm really wondering if there are angel investors in France, but so far I would consider avoiding the company model entirely, like john carmack described it. It would certainly forbid you from doing certain things, but in this day and age I don't think it's possible to compete with the big boy's club.