/vr/ - Retro Games

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>that requires no talent
Nothing requires talent, it requires skill. Even if it's bare minimum skill. I don't question your abilities and you shouldn't mind. I suck at anything that requires an ability to draw. Even simple editing I tend to mess up on. Visually speaking, I'm very short sighted and any attempt to look farther than 5 minutes when it comes to a sprite ends with a blank thought.

I can certainly code. I'm a damn good coder at that. I have experience in programming and I've been going at it for a good while. I can even make a few sound effects, albeit fairly primitive. However, I simply cannot do anything involving fine art.

I bring my resources to the table. Whether that be labor or even capital. I'm not an "idea guy."

>Shut up and do it or shut up and get lost.
Haha, you don't quite understand what the division in labor offers. Games, movies, bridges, buildings, factories, and even something as simple as a Doom mod are hardly ever done alone. Or if they are done alone then they're usually sub par. When you simply cannot do something and you see that you're being inefficient, then you search. You search hard and you engage in a mutually beneficial transaction. If admitting that you're bad at some things and good at other things is something to loath, then I'm surprised you're not constantly disgusted when you sit in your house. Because this entire society is the product of such actions.

Don't like my attitude? Well this labor market is fairly elastic, so frankly I do not care.