Limbo Dance, A Safe Jog
AD4 is delayed
I'm still in the army (8 years now) and I've been working on a computer science degree, with a focus in game programming. Job and school are significantly slowing the game development, but I find myself still coming back to work on the game. I hope to make the whole game by myself, but I may save enough to hire someone to help. The game is neither purely a passion project nor a product I need to make to live... It's inbetween. On one hand, I prioritize job security in these trying times, but on the other hand, the diploma I'm chasing is essentially game development, and the general consensus is that you should not pursue a game development career; big companies tend to pay much less for the unlimited amount of workers that want to follow their dreams. I want to carve my own path. I want the game to be great, but it'll probably be another 5 years.
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