Assembling Your Game
13 years ago
I think I've stated before...and if not, I am not,that I'm a very indecisive person. I'm not sure what I'd like to go into yet as far as a career goes. Currently, I plan on attentding college to become an English teacher. Whether that'll actually pan out or not, I'm unaware. A few other professions I'm interested in are culinary arts, psychology, fine arts, and perhaps even becoming a game developer. What I choose will depend on what happenes in the next little bit so we'll see how this all goes! (I'm kind of in an odd point in life; whatever I go into will depend on my mental state, I'm sure. >> Culinary arts = stressful, psychology = too long, English = ...I just want to write; not teach, fine arts = no money...until you're dead, anddd...game developer = I don't have much of an opinion on that, oddly.)
Anywho, art, psychology, English, and game developing can all relate to our game indirectly. Game developing, clearly, plays a large part in the game (as does art) because...well, it's a GAME...which consists of art; characters, background, etc. (Maybe not fine art...but Flash art.) Psychology relates to it because of the abuse animals are faced with by their owners. No one in their *right* mind would abuse one. I feel that that stems from psychological issues.
Anywho, art, psychology, English, and game developing can all relate to our game indirectly. Game developing, clearly, plays a large part in the game (as does art) because...well, it's a GAME...which consists of art; characters, background, etc. (Maybe not fine art...but Flash art.) Psychology relates to it because of the abuse animals are faced with by their owners. No one in their *right* mind would abuse one. I feel that that stems from psychological issues.
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