I love every aspect and idea that revolves around games and their creation. In the future, I plan to own either a small company dedicated to making good games, or work with as many people as possible to gain experience. My knowledge of the industry however, is much more limited than others, but school is broadening that.
I chose to seek out the game development field for I have a strong love for games, and creating worlds inside of those that let me. I look up to many content creators whom work alone, and become inspired by each and every update they publicize. I specifically want to program for games, as it is one of few things I enjoy doing and is a very important and crucial part that holds the entire games together.
I aspire to one day own a company dedicated to making games that pull on the players heart strings. I love games that create a strong emotional bond, and if I can make my players cry from joy or even sadness, over the loss of their favourite character, or that one gun they love is out of ammunition, then I consider the title a success on its intended effect. I have friends going into this field with full intentions of working together to start the foundation of our future company, and make ourselves a name.
My knowledge of the industry is unfortunately limited, but that is changing by the day with constant research to ensure my success. This industry can be tough to worm your way into, and that's why keeping yourself from rusting out on your skills is essential, even when not working a job in that field.
My strengths in the communication field consist of proper formatting (such as summary, 3 thesis, conclusion) and perfectionist grammar. Whereas my weaknesses are being put on the spot, or being expected to contact anyone I deem as superior to myself. I can also come off as confusing, as the way I word things can become rather butchered in an attempt to sound proper.
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-Tristin Wolfe
