Mountlake Terrace, Washington

so i know what indie game dev is like (i know indie games when i see them, my game looks like one): there's a lot of incredibly stupid mistakes, and my head hates me because i slap it a lot (don't worry, i'm used to it), but what about AAA games? what's that like?

and not just tools to speed up the proccess (so a software like blender does not count, unless you add some code to procedurally generate stuff) but auctually proceduraly generate it.

I want to be an enterprener and start new business based on the experience

i like games

Currently working to finish MyPace assignment.. just need these few questions answered before I can do so.

How would you rate the work/life balance?

What advice would you have for an entry-level candidate?

Hi! I am a 16 year old girl in the Everett area, I am willing to commute to Seattle or within 45 minutes, I am looking to shadow/volunteer at a hospital, any tips or links I can go to? I wanted to do it soon and not during the summer as I am pursuing other opportunities.

I'm a junior looking into majoring in sports medicine. What is the educational path to become a certified athletic trainer? How long does it take from college to being fully qualified for the field? Why do some schools have 2 year programs and some are 5 years?

i like football

I was recently accepted through Early Action to Western Washington University (WWU), an accredited university in my state with a 93% acceptance rate. I decided not to apply to the University of Washington (UW) because I knew I lacked the extracurricular activities and how hard it was to get...

what are the key points to be a doctor?

I know every day must be different but how does a typical day go, how does a slow or boring day go, how does the scariest or most exciting day go?

How do I make my application stand out so that I can interview with the board to express my passion and commitment to this work?

Hi!
I think I've decided on becoming a dentist, but I'm not sure what major I should choose. I've heard that it's best to choose something related to your career, but I'm not sure about that. If that's true, what majors do you recommend/think will be good for my career?

If you could let me know fun facts about my field too I would love to know more

Please provide resources/links targeted for high school graduates and/or college underclassmen.