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Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-02-2012 15:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
I did that when I was 20 retard.


You don't seem to realise that the pathetic part is you tried the real world and then decided to go back to living like a 17 year old.


Posted by JEO on Nov-02-2012 16:03:

LOL what a thread.

So how old are you now?


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:05:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
You don't seem to realise that the pathetic part is you tried the real world and then decided to go back to living like a 17 year old.



Yea cause literally not taking weekends, spending almost my entire day involved in this venture, dealing with a business partner who decided to go mental after his mom passed away, working on barely any money, and having a user base of retards who can't do anything but complain about "broken" things that are PEBCAK and have been explained 20,000 times before, and inducing two panic attacks is totally living like a 17 year old.

Fuck I wish it was like when I was 17. Shit was more fun in high school. I'd trade being back in HS for this.

On the other hand, we've won an award, been mentioned in gaming media numerous times, and I have been approached with multiple job offers, so I guess its not all that bad. At some point though this thing needs to turn a profit.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:05:

quote:
Originally posted by JEO
LOL what a thread.

So how old are you now?


26.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-02-2012 16:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Yea cause literally not taking weekends, spending almost my entire day involved in this venture, dealing with a business partner who decided to go mental after his mom passed away, working on barely any money, and having a user base of retards who can't do anything but complain about "broken" things that are PEBCAK and have been explained 20,000 times before, and inducing two panic attacks is totally living like a 17 year old.

Fuck I wish it was like when I was 17. Shit was more fun in high school. I'd trade being back in HS for this.

On the other hand, we've won an award, been mentioned in gaming media numerous times, and I have been approached with multiple job offers, so I guess its not all that bad. At some point though this thing needs to turn a profit.



Lol, when real life gets too hard, move back in with your parents. Got it.


Posted by srussell0018 on Nov-02-2012 16:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
multiple job offers


Posted by OrangestO on Nov-02-2012 16:18:

LOL @ you taking jabs at me for failing.

I won't fail.

You know why?

Cause I barely try and give two shits about stuff like school and tests until I absolutely have to. Then I show up and show out. It's a proven formula for me.

I'm well on my way to where I want to be. And I have more experiences under my belt than you'll have in your life. I promise.

If you desire to live with your parents and be close to your family, more power to you.

The world is too big to sit in a basement waiting for your mom and dad to book the next family vacation.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Pie
Lol, when real life gets too hard, move back in with your parents. Got it.



Uh, sure.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-02-2012 16:20:

quote:
Originally posted by OrangestO


The world is too big to sit in a basement waiting for your mom and dad to book the next family vacation.




Lol I don't know why, but these burns are always so fucking hilarious.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:20:

quote:
Originally posted by OrangestO
If you desire to live with your parents and be close to your family, more power to you.


I don't have any desire to live at home, but at the moment thats the only thing that makes economic sense.

Before the economy went to shit and I lost my job, I was actually looking at purchasing a house.


Posted by srussell0018 on Nov-02-2012 16:23:

The economy is bad, quick everyone stop working and move back in with their parents!


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-02-2012 16:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
At some point though this thing needs to turn a profit.


Until it does, you're not any different to a 17 year old self-proclaimed "game designer" using a pipe dream to ward off adulthood.


Posted by OrangestO on Nov-02-2012 16:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
I don't have any desire to live at home, but at the moment thats the only thing that makes economic sense.

Before the economy went to shit and I lost my job, I was actually looking at purchasing a house.


Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't you offered a well-paying job in Florida at one point?

You're single, 26, why not take it? It's not forever, and who knows, you might have one day looked back and thought it was the best decision you ever made.

Now you'll never know. Because instead of taking a leap of faith and thinking outside of the box, you stay latched onto your mom's nipple and keep comfy in the family nest.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:32:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Until it does, you're not any different to a 17 year old self-proclaimed "game designer" using a pipe dream to ward off adulthood.



Well no, we were stupid and signed a deal for royalty payments on distribution, which was fine because we were on track to have a promotable product quickly, but then my business partners mom died and he became an emo wreck for almost 2 years, spiraling into a drunken mess last winter when we were approaching a couple different firms for VC. So a project that was too big for two people a year ago (we were looking for VC to hire at least two more programmers) had one person working on it for the last year. Now he is finally sober and back, but yea, we are locked in a contract for distribution that prevents us from selling our assets easily, and he burned a couple bridges in terms of approaching people for capital by basically being drunk on conference calls.

So its a little bit more complicated than that.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:34:

quote:
Originally posted by OrangestO
Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't you offered a well-paying job in Florida at one point?

You're single, 26, why not take it? It's not forever, and who knows, you might have one day looked back and thought it was the best decision you ever made.

Now you'll never know. Because instead of taking a leap of faith and thinking outside of the box, you stay latched onto your mom's nipple and keep comfy in the family nest.



I did, but no, I am glad I didn't take it. First off Florida sucks. I would never want to live there. Its a shitpit beyond comparison.

Second, a good friend of mine took a position at the same company about two months ago. From everything he has said, it sounds like it would have ended up sucking. Turn over rate is less than 2 years there (not a single person on the design or programming staff has been there over 2 years), and it aint because the work is hard.

Thirdly, I would have had to give up the project I was already contractually involved in... Which minus the fact that I had already put a solid year of work into it, would mean legal difficulties in maintaining that contract.

All in all it ended up not being worth it.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-02-2012 16:35:

quote:
Originally posted by OrangestO
Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't you offered a well-paying job in Florida at one point?

You're single, 26, why not take it? It's not forever, and who knows, you might have one day looked back and thought it was the best decision you ever made.

Now you'll never know. Because instead of taking a leap of faith and thinking outside of the box, you stay latched onto your mom's nipple and keep comfy in the family nest.




Well obviously living at home with your parents is a much better opportunity than taking a well paying job.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Pie
Well obviously living at home with your parents is a much better opportunity than taking a well paying job.


So your suggestion is to ignore the legally binding obligation I have and accept a job that would require me to essentially be in violation of a previous contract?

Ok. Sounds like a plan Jenny.


Posted by srussell0018 on Nov-02-2012 16:37:

YOLO


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:39:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
YOLO


Yea and spending time out of court makes that one life a lot less stressful.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-02-2012 16:43:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
This looks familiar. I am ashamed.



Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-02-2012 16:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
So your suggestion is to ignore the legally binding obligation I have and accept a job that would require me to essentially be in violation of a previous contract?

Ok. Sounds like a plan Jenny.




Yo, when life hands you lemons, move back in with mom and dad.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 16:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Pie
Yo, when life hands you lemons, move back in with mom and dad.


Oh and what would you do in this case?


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-02-2012 17:06:

I'm not sure, it's too difficult a decision to make. I'ma go ask my parents for help, brb.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-02-2012 17:10:

Ugh, well this thread proved what I was testing the last few days.

Damn it.

Now to commit or see if I pussy out again (well already pussied out just now I guess).

Fuck.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-02-2012 17:15:

THE INTRIGUE.


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