What I Learned - 22

This post is covering 2 weeks - moving to Madison, WI to start work with Epic (no, not Epic Games) takes a toll!

As we move into the new year, What I Learned may change or even go away.  Don't worry - if it gets replaced, it will be with updates on my monthly game projects that'll start on January 1st!

With that, read on and enjoy.

What I Learned - 12/15 to 12/28

1. Suggesting that a job applicant play the games of the company they are applying to  is pretty smart to help drive up user numbers.
1. KIXEYE Submission Confrimation Email
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2. A writer is, has to be, the most flexible person on a development team.
1. Jason Blair; Game Writing: 11 Things I've Learned
3. (Reminder:) Making things RIGHT NOW is the best way to learn and show skills needed in creating games, with or without a college degree.
1. Brian Albert; How Not to Become a Game Developer, Game Informer #247 pg. 27
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4. Being nationally accredited (like the infamous Westwood College), rather than being regionally accredited, offers very few other schools that credits may be transfered to.
1. Brian Albert; How Not to Become a Game Developer, Game Informer #247 pg. 27