Yeah, I can agree that proof of work is especially important.
I just think that with a Comp. Sci degree, you have the option to work with a regular programmer job while an employer might be a bit hesitant to do so if you have a Game Design degree. That's the case over here, at the very least. Unfortunately not everyone's dreams hold up in the games industry.
I just think that with a Comp. Sci degree, you have the option to work with a regular programmer job while an employer might be a bit hesitant to do so if you have a Game Design degree. That's the case over here, at the very least. Unfortunately not everyone's dreams hold up in the games industry.
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