>make a video game that's wildly successful and makes you rich beyond anything you can imagine but it attracts normies
or
>make a video game that is a 1:1 representation of your vision but you barely break even on costs but normies won't go anywhere near it
I know which one Sup Forums would choose
Christian Reed
If you do 1 you can do 2.
Michael Rogers
Do the first to cash out and get the opportunity do to do the second with still owning the money from the first one?
If not possible, then the second
Brandon Nelson
Pepe with teeth is unsettling
Nathaniel Carter
A normie playing my game won't do anything.
Angel Ortiz
The first one. I don't think i could enjoy the game as much as i would want if i made it myself.
Easton Young
Just because the first one attracts "normies" doesn't mean it can't be 1:1 your vision. Your post says nothing about changing your vision to make it attract a wider audience. So 1.
Nathaniel Russell
option #2
Money will last me for while i live, but my art will live forever.
Lincoln Edwards
Can I use (1) to fund (2)? 2 is actually very tempting, but wealth beyond measure is always a plus. Also, idgaf about normies, they can do what they want. ... I guess 2. I'd be giving up a lot, but it would never be made otherwise.
Jayden Reyes
someone needs to crop that pepe, also money
Bentley Lee
>Do option 1 >Attempt #2 >Fail miserably
The point is that you would succeed in making that game; that's what option 2 has going for it.
Adrian Peterson
>Pepe >>>/reddit/
Matthew Harris
If you pass the oppurtunity to get rich, and build a fucking life with good money and success, for you own dumb fucking video game standarts you should literally kill yourself.
Jackson Hall
>barely break even
that means I break even, and if I can break even while making my passion project that's good enough for me
Benjamin Taylor
Obviously 2. It's not even a money loss and I could live decently off a normal job anyway. What would I do with all that money anyway? Attract some whores and drive overpriced cars?
Camden Reed
number 1 obviously
its not like my vision would be particularly good
Lincoln Martinez
whats wrong with normies?
Luis Morris
You are retarded my man.
Leo Powell
The choice doesn't include anything that has any bearing on what you do after your choice plays out.
Once you pick #1 you now have the resources to do #2.
Xavier Myers
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Ayden Hernandez
THEY THINK THEY'RE SO GOOD WITH THEIR GIRLFRIENDS AND MUSCLES AND SOCIAL LIVES REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
VIDEO GAMES FOR LIFE.
FUCK NORMIES
TODAY WE MAKE A STAND
Leo Russell
>being a slave to earthly pleasures and consumerism
Xavier Russell
i-i want to kiss that pepe >
Luis Hill
>my art option one is the correct answer, option two is just being delusional
Nathaniel Myers
Looks like the WB Eleven frog tbqh. I kinda want to stick my dick in her mouf.
Ethan Rivera
Is that pepe saying, 'prove the holocaust'?
Andrew Harris
>Being a slave to anyone and having to work instead of doing whatever the fuck you want because im rich bitch.
Brandon Gutierrez
>already have money Option 2 it is.
Bentley Wilson
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Elijah Morris
Good retard test OP.
Anyone who doesn't pick #1 is crazy. Full games have been kickstarted for 6 digits. If you have millions or billions of dollars #2 will become trivial to accomplish, you can literally just give a full studio or an indie team twice their normal budget and make the game with them.
Ryan Cooper
Whatever, kid.
Kayden Collins
I'd stick it in there next to yours. No homo, senpai.
Asher Bailey
The flaw about #1 is that the game in development was butchered by the publisher and is nothing like the game you envisioned, and you can't do anything to fix it.
Ryan Bell
>The choice doesn't include anything that has any bearing on what you do after your choice plays out. Yeah, that's true, but option two still guarantees that you wil succed: >make a video game that is a 1:1 representation of your vision
While nothing's stopping you from ATTEMPTING that after doing option 1, you will no longer have any guarantee of success.
You have the resources, but not the ability, or luck. Picking option 2 guarantees all of those.
Samuel Sanders
>I use 'normies' and this funny frog meem >do I fit in, guys?
go play in traffic
Michael Morgan
If it is a job then option 1. If it is a hobby option 2.
Nolan Long
>he is ready to give up his imaginations and passion for human papers and metal so he can buy overpriced food >pretends not to be a slave >thinks having money equals freedom >thinks working low hours easy job on decent pay without responsibilities is bad
Carter Taylor
If you attempted to come anywhere near me while my dick was out I'd kill you on sight.
*tips fedora
Mason Lewis
option 2, why do i care if other people play my dream videogame, it's for me
Aaron Reyes
Option 2. I don't give enough fucks about commercial appeal to consider 1 without a publisher pestering me. I'd much rather make a game that I think is great that will be enjoyed by people with taste, that's what would fulfill me in the long run. Besides, if I barely break even then that means it wasn't an unmitigated disaster, which is good enough for me.
Jose Martin
Yeah, but learning is part of the experience Struggling to make your passion piece is a journey, and it helps to not have to worry about cash
Owen Reed
I get what you're saying but lets be honest the reason the majority of Sup Forums isn't learning to code right now is existential depression caused by shit like worrying about money and having a job that leaves them mentally and physically dead when they get back home. It takes a superhuman will to do shit like the Cave Story guy making a game over 5 years in his free time. It'd be significantly easier for me to try my hand at the same if I suddenly didn't have most of my problems.
Gabriel Hughes
Fuck off normie.
Charles Rodriguez
Yep people focus on frivolous thing like being able to eat, sending their kids to good schools, and living inside.
They should focus on the only thing that matters praise from Sup Forums.
Jose Brown
I mean, if you pick option 1 then you can probably go on to make option 2
Carson Myers
I do 1, then with that money I try to make 2.
Ethan Lee
>Pick option two >My vision is a perfect simulation of reality >Prematurely advance humanity thousands of years technologically >Cure cancer, solve aging, jumpstart space colonisation You guys are too close minded
Samuel Williams
2. >m-muh vision.
Jordan Johnson
>go play in traffic
dayumn son, that's p. edgy tßh. r u ok?
Hunter Hughes
No? The original post says nothing of the sort, only that the game attracts normies. It doesn't set any restrictions on the content or quality of the game, only the success. To be honest, OP fucked up by not providing stricter guidelines, it's hilariously easy to game the system and do both. To give a real life example, Undertale was 100% the creator's vision AND it was wildly successful.
Brandon Lopez
But I'm OP faggot.
Nolan Watson
You don't need to be a millionaire to satisfy your basic needs or send your kids to a good school if you ever have some. In fact if sending your kids to a good school is about money then something is wrong with you like a bad case of living in a third world shithole where it isn't the kid who has to earn himself a good school outside of the cost of living and food. >following your dreams is praise from Sup Forums Sup Forums probably wouldn't like my vision anyway.
Eli Rodriguez
>Not picking choice 1 Who would do this? Fuck dumbasses on Sup Forums with opinions, I want money.
David Sanders
Oh, well, in that case, YOU fucked up.
Grayson Green
How 'bout making a good game instead
Andrew Smith
But user, what if the video game being exactly what I wanted to make is what attracted the normies and made me rich beyond my wildest dreams?
Christian Edwards
2 I couldn't give less of a fuck about money when I have my dream game in my hands.
Nolan Bennett
>attract normies
>TO THE POWER OF MOE for both genders
win/win
Brody Morris
>I want money
Good for you, you made the choice that'll make you money.
Jaxson Cooper
The Annoying Orange?
Jonathan Watson
I'm going to use some of my vast fortune to take all the credit for your option 2 game just to piss you off.
Anthony Phillips
Go for it.
Lucas Perry
The first option makes no mention of the games quality, so you can make an amazing game that is a 1:1 representation of your vision AND get rich AND get normies to like it (so more like it will be made).
Gavin Morris
Impossible since the money earned from option #1 isn't enough to fund option #2.
Aiden Davis
>make meme game >everybody shits on you for using memes
catch 22 m8
Justin Perry
>Pick #2 >Don't get much money >Not guaranteed a 1:1 representation of your vision after the attempt with what little money you have left
>Pick #1 >Get shitloads of cash >Can attempt to make the game you actually want again and again until it works. >Or just pocket the money, whatever.
Option 2 is a bad choice. Option 1 is the smart choice.
Josiah Edwards
>attracing them from one horrible freemium casualfest to another horrible freemium casualfest At least the one with the Pokemon can plausibly be fun
Jose Morgan
I'd rather be rich of course.
Why the fuck would I give a shit if the rest of you get a fun game to play? I'm not going to want to play some shit I make anyway.
Caleb Nguyen
2
already have plans how to do 1 and I wouldn't sully my own name as a dev by making it a vidya game.
Blake Mitchell
>letting normies close to furry fandom >normalizing furries
thats a horrible thought user
Eli Garcia
>user 1 chooses the first choice >user 2 chooses the second choice >user 1 proceeds to hit user 2 over the head with a pipe, stuff him in his trunk, and take user 2's finished game to a publisher and steal the credit >when user 2 complains, user 1 starts a smear campaign to make user 2 look mentally ill
kind of like real life if you don't protect your ip.
Ayden Moore
Option 1 >Make a video game that's wildly successful, makes you rich but attracts normies, and any attempt to make your dream game will result in disaster wiping away everything you earned from your first game
Option 2 >Make your dream game, barely successful and highly niche, generates copious amounts of dank memes that nobody but fans understands, with no funds left over to make an actually successful game
Dominic Campbell
The entire fucking point of option 2 is that it is indeed a 1:1 representation. That's like the one advantage it has.
Evan Thomas
>meme game nigger what?
skyrim was successful as fuck, and not a memegame. Op says >makes you rich beyond anything you can imagine
you wont get rich beyond imagination from fucking undertale, but i wouldn't mind to have an elder scrolls, or call of duty game on my record.
Sebastian Barnes
that one is shit sempai here's a better one
Option 1 >Make a video game that's wildly successful, makes you rich but attracts normies, and any attempt to make your dream game will result in disaster wiping away everything you earned from your first game. The game will also be casualized and in no circumstance will be close to your original 1:1 vision.
Option 2 >Make your dream game, barely successful and highly niche, generates copious amounts of dank memes that nobody but fans understands, with no funds left over to make an actually successful game
Landon Foster
you can't actually do whatever you want, just what's on the market
Eli Phillips
I don't want to be a video game developer, that's a soul-sucking job. I'll pick 2 so I can go in and make some perfect game and then go back to my normal life.
Jordan Johnson
Desu, she's incredibly beautiful .
Joseph Smith
Why can't option 1 be a good game?
Lucas Taylor
>lol why would you even be millionaire like what can you do with a lot of money other than prostitutes and good cars??? S u m m e r
Logan Scott
It's not a very good advantage because people can imagine absolutely batshit amounts of cash.
And getting a close approximation to what you wanted with your huge amounts of cash, then patching it until you get what you wanted is more reasonable.
On top of which you can fund all the developers and such that you do like, or that have died out over the years due to shitty businesses fucking people over and whatnot.
You can gain so much more from option 1 than option 2.
Parker Rodriguez
I almost did the second and fell into depression as we sold less than 1000 copies after 3 years of work.
It wasn't a 1:1 representation of what I though, but if it was it wouldn't be different.
Don't trust your marketing to idiots
Angel Moore
Do 1, then use that expertise to work towards 2 even if it is unattainable
Thomas Parker
Yeah, lol, blame the marketing guy.
Angel Peterson
What gaem
Brody Sullivan
1
At this point of my life, easily a sellout
Dylan Robinson
1 I don't give a shit if autists at Sup Forums hate me
Andrew Young
Kill this *unzups katana*
Dylan Torres
1 fuck dreams when I can be rich as fuck
Jeremiah Brooks
Nigger I will buy your game right now if it's any good
Zachary Anderson
#1. You guys are pure fuckin cancer anyways, and will still touch it with good reviews.
Nathan Sanders
Make the game that will make me rich. Passion projects can come after that.
Ryan Roberts
>kill this
They don't call me Frank Castle for nothing, you pussy.
Jaxson Mitchell
Word, brother.
Luke Gutierrez
>do 1 >then do 2 wow hard choice, extremely though provoking
Brandon Mitchell
you forgot option 3:
> sage in all fields.
Caleb Davis
1, of course. Autistic spergs are not worth more to me than financial security.
Ethan Gray
why are you spamming this pic in every thread? and who is the little girl?
Connor Gray
do option 1 and use the profits to make option 2.
Joshua Collins
>neither option involves kissing that qt asian I am severely disappoint