I laughed.Fixed.
Got excited until I saw that it was for teenagers and specifically students.
Aim a bit wider Valve.
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When coming up with a name we wanted to with something that would connect to Valve to the community.
Fixed.
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Yup... the future
That website is horrible.
Ladies and gentleman, the HL3 development team.
Well Valve is an American company.(American) Teenagers like you!
I laughed. I guess Valve is interested in running its company to the ground by employing uneducated brats instead of qualified professionals.
(American) Teenagers like you!
Fresh blood often generates fresh ideas. And it doesn't take a lifetime to learn a particular field in the game industry. Two or three years and you're pretty much vetted in any one thing.I laughed. I guess Valve is interested in running its company to the ground by employing uneducated brats instead of qualified professionals.
Fresh blood often generates fresh ideas. And it doesn't take a lifetime to learn a particular field in the game industry. Two or three years and you're pretty much vetted in any one thing.
Got excited until I saw that it was for teenagers and specifically students.
Aim a bit wider Valve. It's a great idea but it's missing the key demographic of the 20+ school leaver who wants that starting point into the industry, despite their school choices.
I don't know about engineering so I'm not even going to speak on that but if you're a artist, game designer or sound designer, you should be good two or three years in of doing it for a living for videogames. Especially if you have talent. A formal education is just a formality in those fields.2 or 3 years is not enough to even become a bottom of the barrel software engineer if you are learning from scratch. You have to be a certified genius to be able to accomplish that without an education. This program should be aimed at Universities, not at high schools. Many of these kids may not even attend higher education.
From what I've read about Valve's endemic lack of structure, I think it would be a really bad idea for someone young and new to the industry to get thrown into that kind of environment.
Could potentially put these kids off of the industry for life.
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They're ground down and fed to a new batch of teenagers.What happens when they turn 20?
I feel like all this is gonna accomplish is making me feel bad because of younger people being more succesful and productive than me
is Valve starting a boy band
I feel like all this is gonna accomplish is making me feel bad because of younger people being more succesful and productive than me
I feel like all this is gonna accomplish is making me feel bad because of younger people being more succesful and productive than me
interesting that all the kids talking are in positions that have very little to do with video game production. the most being the girl who was a graphic designer, even then that's objectionable.
From what I've read about Valve's endemic lack of structure, I think it would be a really bad idea for someone young and new to the industry to get thrown into that kind of environment.
Could potentially put these kids off of the industry for life.