Ronin
Diamond Member
Some things here, and then I drop it:
1. Who am I has no bearing here
2. Who I work for has no bearing here
3. Game developers work as a whole company, from Customer Service, to Development (Coders, Artists, Producers), to Quality Assurance. They are all an important aspect of the process, and any given one of them can't be lost.
4. Having been on all 3 sides of the coin (so it's a funny coin, sue me), I can most certainly tell you that your department doesn't dictate your skill set. I carry a Master's Degree in International Business with minors in Psychology and International Law with post grad studies at Harvard Law. I'm hardly some lightweight.
5. If you expect me to confirm or deny my employer, don't waste your time. I said I didn't work for EA because I think what they did to their employees was assine, and something I would never support. Beyond that, anyone choosing to delve into my personal life has way too much time on their hands, and should reevaluate.
I post here from a simple perspective on a very basic level. Am I a hardware enthusiast? You're god damn right I am. Does the fact that I show some of the hardware I get off bother some of you? Tough sh!t. Some people enjoy it. Do I lean more towards green than red? Yup, I do, but it has nothing to do with the TWIMTBP program, or whatever the hell ATi's is called (or was called, I suppose at this point). My reasons are wholey personal, but I call a spade a spade when either one screws up or should be praised.
As far as my job description is concerned, it goes well above and beyond anything any of you could or would conceptualize, even if you've been in the business. I am highly talented at what I do, and I value my company as much as they do me. As I type this, I am still in the office working, as a matter of fact, and I've been here since 8am this morning (it is now 12:25am). Don't presume to judge me, no matter what you think you *might* know about me.
That being said, I've never hid what I did in a general sense (I have never NOT said that I was employed in game development). Beyond that, it's none of your god damn business.
If you have anything further to bring to the table, or comment about, or question about me, keep it to PMs. Leave it off the boards, because it's not the place for it. There are a select few who know exactly where I work. Beyond that, you can think what you want. It makes no difference to me, until you start lumping me in with 'marketing companies' and other stupid conjectures.
1. Who am I has no bearing here
2. Who I work for has no bearing here
3. Game developers work as a whole company, from Customer Service, to Development (Coders, Artists, Producers), to Quality Assurance. They are all an important aspect of the process, and any given one of them can't be lost.
4. Having been on all 3 sides of the coin (so it's a funny coin, sue me), I can most certainly tell you that your department doesn't dictate your skill set. I carry a Master's Degree in International Business with minors in Psychology and International Law with post grad studies at Harvard Law. I'm hardly some lightweight.
5. If you expect me to confirm or deny my employer, don't waste your time. I said I didn't work for EA because I think what they did to their employees was assine, and something I would never support. Beyond that, anyone choosing to delve into my personal life has way too much time on their hands, and should reevaluate.
I post here from a simple perspective on a very basic level. Am I a hardware enthusiast? You're god damn right I am. Does the fact that I show some of the hardware I get off bother some of you? Tough sh!t. Some people enjoy it. Do I lean more towards green than red? Yup, I do, but it has nothing to do with the TWIMTBP program, or whatever the hell ATi's is called (or was called, I suppose at this point). My reasons are wholey personal, but I call a spade a spade when either one screws up or should be praised.
As far as my job description is concerned, it goes well above and beyond anything any of you could or would conceptualize, even if you've been in the business. I am highly talented at what I do, and I value my company as much as they do me. As I type this, I am still in the office working, as a matter of fact, and I've been here since 8am this morning (it is now 12:25am). Don't presume to judge me, no matter what you think you *might* know about me.
That being said, I've never hid what I did in a general sense (I have never NOT said that I was employed in game development). Beyond that, it's none of your god damn business.
If you have anything further to bring to the table, or comment about, or question about me, keep it to PMs. Leave it off the boards, because it's not the place for it. There are a select few who know exactly where I work. Beyond that, you can think what you want. It makes no difference to me, until you start lumping me in with 'marketing companies' and other stupid conjectures.
