Posted by Amir Ebrahimi on Mon, 20 May 2013 05:22:00 EDT in
In the previous article, I set the context of a personal journey of health within the backdrop of larger issues of quality of life in our industry. In this article, I continue that journey with my own personal experience of burnout and depression.
Posted by Amir Ebrahimi on Mon, 22 Apr 2013 12:58:00 EDT in
If you’re happy, healthy, and have energy to make things happen most of the time, then keep doing what you’re doing. If not, or if you used to be and now aren’t, then you may be interested in what I have to say.
Thank you for the kind words and I appreciate that you enjoyed my postings. I 'm a fan of what you 're doing because it calls attention to doing things better from the top-down. r n r nI wasn 't aware of your site or that you 've been blogging ...
Thanks for the article, Chris. Insightful and challenging to not take the easy way out by dismissing the whole topic as being beneath traditional console/PC game development.
Loved this part: r n r nWe came into 3D game development really seat-of-the-pants. When id Software created Doom, I looked at that and said, Oh my god they 've invented reality. I 'm giving up as a programmer. I 'll never be able to do that. But, over the ...
@Solarski - I appreciate the thoughtful dive into the aesthetics of games that you have shared drawing from other forms. Having a software engineering background, this was insightful for me
