I think if anything, a sort of documentary style post wouldn't be a bad idea. You could show others what you've learned, and possibly a thing or two about how to use dev tools that the laymen, such as myself wouldn't otherwise use.
I've been told it's easier than ever to make a game, and that might be true, I have no idea. I've always preferred playing a game to creating one.
Mostly because I've tried, and gave up pretty quick back in the late 90s. I'd been told over and over "If you love what you do, it doesn't feel like work" What they never fucking said was "If you cross the streams, your leisure can become indistinguishable from work, and you begin to resent having to do it for free."
I think if anything, a sort of documentary style post wouldn't be a bad idea. You could show others what you've learned, and possibly a thing or two about how to use dev tools that the laymen, such as myself wouldn't otherwise use.
I've been told it's easier than ever to make a game, and that might be true, I have no idea. I've always preferred playing a game to creating one.
Mostly because I've tried, and gave up pretty quick back in the late 90s. I'd been told over and over "If you love what you do, it doesn't feel like work" What they never fucking said was "If you cross the streams, your leisure can become indistinguishable from work, and you begin to resent having to do it for free."
That's been my experience with it.