Quote from: Kits on June 10, 2016, 06:00:37 PM

Do you write stories/novels currently?

lots of stories, yeah, but most of them are experimental and nothing i'd consider sharing at the moment

ideas for novels have been spinning around in my head since high school, but i've yet to put pen to paper on them

What do you like to write about the most?

Fake Taxi driver

Fake Taxi driver

.... so an uber driver?

Aerospace engineer.

Maybe become a teacher in later life.

Are you going to school for aerospace engineering? That sounds intense!

App developer. I'd have a large market, plenty of ideas for apps (Both could be practical or entertainment), and finally, everyone wants to make the next 'flappy bird' app. That shit made serious money. But I'm kinda stuck because I love animals/discovery. So Veterinarian, or researcher. Fuck... So yeah, it's hard for me to narrow down shit.

Why not make an app for Vets and their patients?

Quote from: Onion on June 10, 2016, 06:06:39 PM

Aerospace engineer.

Maybe become a teacher in later life.

Are you going to school for aerospace engineering? That sounds intense!

Start my degree in September.

It used to be game development. Now? I no longer know.

I still believe in you Deci!

What do you like to write about the most?

probably the ones that are themed around obscure philosophical subjects that i find intriguing

i draw a lot of inspiration from albert camus and chuck palahniuk--maybe a little salinger, too

my characters tend to look inward at themselves, rather than the world around them, which often results in these long passages written in a stream-of-consciousness type style, so there's less room for physical description, which i always found to be kinda boring anyway

Quote from: Decimator Omega on June 10, 2016, 06:11:02 PM

It used to be game development. Now? I no longer know.

I still believe in you Deci!

Sep7agon had the right to crush that dream anyway.

Okay scratch my other post.

While my ideas for a career has changed. Game Designer has always been one for me since I was 12. So yeah, that.

Probably the highest point I would ever want to be is Creative Director. Yeah, I may not be coding the game or animating it, but I am making some of the big decisions. My only problem would be Office Politics.

Quote from: Onion on June 10, 2016, 06:11:05 PM

Quote from: Kits on June 10, 2016, 06:10:10 PM

Quote from: Onion on June 10, 2016, 06:06:39 PM

Aerospace engineer.

Maybe become a teacher in later life.

Are you going to school for aerospace engineering? That sounds intense!

Start my degree in September.

That's so great! Best of luck!

Thanks fam. Not sure whether I should feel excited or completely horrified.

Quote from: Kits on June 10, 2016, 06:11:35 PM

Quote from: Caped Baldy on June 10, 2016, 05:59:17 PM

Getting paid to use the Internet.

So Youtuber?

Yes, but with less uploading videos that I've made, and more watching videos that others have made.

You could always be one of those reaction youtubers who records themselves watching other's videos.

There's this one guy who literally just sits there without any expression on his face O.o

Okay scratch my other post.

While my ideas for a career has changed. Game Designer has always been one for me since I was 12. So yeah, that.

Probably the highest point I would ever want to be is Creative Director. Yeah, I may not be coding the game or animating it, but I am making some of the big decisions. My only problem would be Office Politics.

I've always thought being a game tester would be cool. Actually creating a game seems so hard.

Quote from: ❗️Pip❗️ on June 10, 2016, 06:16:34 PM

Okay scratch my other post.

While my ideas for a career has changed. Game Designer has always been one for me since I was 12. So yeah, that.

Probably the highest point I would ever want to be is Creative Director. Yeah, I may not be coding the game or animating it, but I am making some of the big decisions. My only problem would be Office Politics.

I've always thought being a game tester would be cool. Actually creating a game seems so hard.

I would have fun playing the games, but have you seen some of the surveys that testers have to go through? Imagine open beta surveys on steroids.
I'd rather like to think up the ideas.

Quote from: 卐RIGHT WING DAS SQUAD卐 on June 10, 2016, 06:03:40 PM

Quote from: Kits on June 10, 2016, 05:52:57 PM

Quote from: 卐RIGHT WING DAS SQUAD卐 on June 10, 2016, 05:47:56 PM

Audio Engineering.
I don't have the location or capital to break in to it though.

What exactly does an Audio Engineer do?

YouTube

Yell at awful musicians in a studio.

You would be so great at that! lol
Isn't there schooling to learn how to mix and use recording stuff?

Yeah, there's schools like that. I think rocket did a class or two when he was getting his libbie arts degree. Though I'm already familiar enough with basic interfaces and Cubase as my Daw of choice... thinking about moving to Reaper.

But I don't exactly have the space for a studio nor do I have the cash to sink in to all kinds of mic setups, amp racks, and the like.