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Why it's so hard to convince employer (game developer) to look at you work?

Thread starter ElvenNeko
Start date Nov 15, 2021

paloftoon

Well-Known Member

V.I.P Member

Nov 25, 2021

Misery said:
D. . . Let me show you something:

Look. This guy doesnt have legs. He doesnt have arms.

He still plays that game he loves on a GLOBAL LEVEL. I've watched him play, his skill level is insane... and that's WITHOUT considering his handicap. He got to that point because he refused to say "I cant". He REFUSED. He never... ever... gave up. And he kept learning, doing, and trying difficult things until he got to where he wanted to be. He didnt sit around "running it through his head". He DID THE BLOODY WORK. And it paid off for him. The guy is a major inspiration to many.

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