[quote name='Moxio']I just saw it on Reddit and thought it was awesome.[/QUOTE]I see.
Man, it's been forever since I've been on reddit.
[quote name='crystalklear64']I have general experience in almost everything related to games, excluding programming, but nothing to do with its actual implementation. I can design characters/levels/concept art/marketing shit/whatever, but I don't know the specifics/limitations when directly related to a game.
I figure if I really want to make this happen, I'll have to know what the programmers need so no matter what job I get, I'll know how to provide it to them in the most convenient and helpful way. Only way I can think of learning that is by doing some programming myself. I probably won't learn enough to actually get a job as a programmer, but at least I'll know what I'm talking about.
I am in a video game design class right now, and we're going to start out pitching ideas, pick the best and then flesh those ideas out more, and then pick one and have the whole class work towards it. Everything to do with the process. Hopefully that'll help me out as well.
As it stands now, I'll have a (useless other than being able to say I have one) degree and not much else. I'm hoping to change that up a little.[/QUOTE]
Do it.
It makes me pretty happy to see people with well defined plans working towards them. A lot of people wouldn't do that. Again, good luck mang.