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Narrative Design Applicants: Programming needed?

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https://forums.obsidian.net/blogs/entry/145-narrative-design-applicants-programming-needed/

By Chris Avellone

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Will Project X be a good game? 56 members have voted

  1. 1. Will Project X be a good game?

    • Yes
      27
    • Maybe but I am unsure
      25
    • No
      4

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Another question from Rafal Adamek:

 

Can people who are not a programmers can be a part of a game industry? I read on your blog about good schools to start with and everything. But what about different people? Let

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    How does the job market feel at this point? I would imagine it's been hit pretty hard by the recession.

    Chris Avellone

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    How does the job market feel at this point? I would imagine it's been hit pretty hard by the recession.

     

    It varies, some publishers/developers are hiring (Blizzard, Turtle Rock), some studios like us are doing hiring at a slower pace (programmers and production mostly), some studios are shutting down. The recession did eventually hit the game industry, just more slowly than other sectors.

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