[Self Taught & School Taught]

16 hours ago, cassius said:

I left school aged 14 and got a job in a butchers shop , but it hasn't stopped me from writing games in both c++ and lua.Not commercialy but just a hobby.

Wow, you're a great fellow.

[Self Taught & School Taught]

On 6/10/2013 at 7:20 AM, VonBrauser said:

I wanted to make this thread not as a 'which is better there can only be one' but as a source of feedback

 

on the advantages of going to a university or institute (online as well) for Game Design/Art/Animation. I am

 

interested in possibly enrolling in a nearby university (Oklahoma Christian University) whose, for what its

 

worth, Game Design school received an honorable mention from the Princeton Review link here:

 

http://www.princetonreview.com/top-undergraduate-schools-for-video-game-design.aspx I have my basics

 

finished while attending Oklahoma State University and 2 years of an architecture degree(decided wasn't

 

for me). I would really appreciate feedback from anyone who attended some sort of school for anything

 

game related. Talk about your experience/where you attended/what you liked, didn't like. I would also like

 

comments from anyone who learned it on their own and how they did so or anything related.

 

Thanks

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