VN Ren'Py Shadows of Ambition [Ch.5] [AbyssGames]

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OsirisHeir._

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Bugs Bunny :paranoid said:
Mmmm damn, there's no way not to love a little chocolate like that:love:

I hope there's a way to steal her from that guy, I really want her now Man, I was salivating XD
Thanks for showing this delicious art, I hope there's more of it here.
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Pr0GamerJohnny said:
rhea so hot i hope she becomes front and center
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I hope so, too. Rhea has everyone snapping necks. Hopefully she'll come back sooner rather than later because maaaannnn!!!!.....xD
 
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swiver

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Leongen43 said:
I've also made the decision to quit my job in September.
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ryg88 said:
This is kinda a big decision for a dev to do, especially in this economy, whether in north america or europe. a very big risk indeed.
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Yes I don't know about this. Making AVN's is a creative enterprise, and one without an institutionalised industry, like say being a novelist (publishers, agents, reviewers, tours...), so stability/continuity is not guaranteed. I mean even those working in established creative industries often have to supplement their income with a day job well into their careers and there's tons of films about careers faltering after initial success.
If it were me, unless I know I can get a job again and my time away from the profession won't be counted against me as a loss of experience (poor career-mothers lol), I'd compromise to find a balance rather even at the cost of productivity rather than risk my future prospects.
Then agian what do I know, this is the age of influencers and all that type of work I don't quite understand, and it does seem if one's parents are upper middle class who invested/saved smart the nontraditional career path might be sustainable for a couple decades. No idea what happens after middle-age though:unsure:
Not that we can complain about more ambitions of fuckery:love:! Good luck to devwhatever he decides.
 
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AbyssGames

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swiver said:
Yes I don't know about this. Making AVN's is a creative enterprise, and one without an institutionalised industry, like say being a novelist (publishers, agents, reviewers, tours...), so stability/continuity is not guaranteed. I mean even those working in established creative industries often have to supplement their income with a day job well into their careers and there's tons of films about careers faltering after initial success.
If it were me, unless I know I can get a job again and my time away from the profession won't be counted against me as a loss of experience (poor career-mothers lol), I'd compromise to find a balance rather even at the cost of productivity rather than risk my future prospects.
Then agian what do I know, this is the age of influencers and all that type of work I don't quite understand, and it does seem if one's parents are upper middle class who invested/saved smart the nontraditional career path might be sustainable for a couple decades. No idea what happens after middle-age though:unsure:
Not that we can complain about more ambitions of fuckery:love:! Good luck to devwhatever he decides.
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The reason why I did it, I have a lot of connections in the industry that I work in. There's very few who can do what I do. Even now when I looked on Linkedin, there's 100+ similar jobs in my area. If things wouldn't work out, I wouldn't have trouble going back, but at the moment, I'd rather focus on something that brings me the most joy in my life. It's a risk for sure, but we have to take a risk every now and then, otherwise life gets boring, doesn't it? :)
 
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