Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "AMDs Raytracing Analyzer Finally Goes Open Source" video.

  1. I'm not a game dev, but I'd certainly like to transition to developing games. I think whatever progress gets made is great. Not that I personally need fancy graphics, but the ability to have them would be quite nice. Of course, for the time being most of what I could do on my own personal computers would be CPU bound because I don't have discrete graphics in any of them. I keep thinking I should make friends with an artist, because I've got zero artistic talent but I've got a lot of ideas I'd like to put together.
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  2. It's completely unnecessary for a game to be good, but it's absolutely beautiful and thus very much wanted.
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  3.  @miguelpereira9859  Working for a triple A studio would certainly be as far as I've heard, but indie devs have a lot more freedom. If I either started my own studio or joined up with a couple of others, or even just went it alone. I think that might work, if I could design something others would want to play and have enough money coming in to design my various passion projects. I guess I just need to figure out if I can learn to be artistic.
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  4. What, how?
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