03-04-2013, 10:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-04-2013, 11:00 PM by Jonathan Meer.)
I highly recommend programming as a profession (it's lucrative, creatively fulfilling, and in high-demand).
Make sure you don't pigeonhole yourself into 'game programming' at college, though. Get a true programming degree.
Really though, anyone can get a game going on Construct 2 with a rudimentary understanding of programming. My former roommate made an Asteroids clone on Construct 2 in a weekend, and he's never taken any programming classes. He had about seven months of casual study (a weekend of reading and programming here and there).
Make sure you don't pigeonhole yourself into 'game programming' at college, though. Get a true programming degree.
Really though, anyone can get a game going on Construct 2 with a rudimentary understanding of programming. My former roommate made an Asteroids clone on Construct 2 in a weekend, and he's never taken any programming classes. He had about seven months of casual study (a weekend of reading and programming here and there).
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