Hi I'm looking currently into game development to see if this could be an option for a future job. Apart from Fizzer, does anyone else work in this industry. If anyone has the time, id like to ask a few questions and such. Sorry for the non-relevance to warlight (in someway) but I thought this would be a good place to ask.

i aspire to be a web designer (i.e. html/java script) and although it is not the game industry coding is a good job and a great way to go. (if you don't have prior coding experience i suggest you use code academy... it is a free site online that teaches coding... but it only teaches web languages but it still teaches basic coding skills)

good luck!

Edited 1/25/2014 16:24:06

ah that is very helpful. Thankyou :) guess I will start from here.

Website designer would be nice, but id prefer a games developer (either designer or programmer) as I'm very into the industry.

like i said learn the basics... i am not very good yet but i am learning how to do it... i find programing fun but it can be a little stressful when there is a bug that you just can't figure out...

also ASK QUESTIONS the coding community is VERY helpful! you got a problem? just ask a question... seriously. also use google... almost if not more helpful than asking a question. how i do it is i type in "in java script how do i make my code have a pop up window to display text?" press enter and voila most of the time there will be an answer.

Edited 1/25/2014 20:02:59

Cool, I see what you mean when it gets stressful

look at Limit Theory by a guy who got bored by modern games i dont think he has played warlight but looks interesting

Yea. I lead a team to do mobile games.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thirtysixyougames.google.ninjalegend

feel free to fire your questions :)

Edited 1/26/2014 16:06:06

Try contacting developers themselves through ,for example, Kongregate. I`ve heard that some of them are willing to give quite some tips and tricks.

EDIT: I don`t know if you get response from mailing to more proffesional things, but I would say trying can`t hurt.

Edited 1/26/2014 17:13:21