Ryuuhiken

    In the past few years I've seen a strange trend in character designs which focuses more on their race and/or gender than the character's actual personality. Some creators go farther to also make their sexuality a prominent aspect of their "character". As a DM and D&D player I've run into individuals who make the usual mistake of taking these traits and using them as the only methods to express their characters, and that is utterly disappointing. A good example is someone who plays a gay character, and proceeds to consistently bring up the fact that they are gay instead of expressing an actual element of their characters personality. O

I've thought about this over the past 2 months, and I think it's time I stopped trying the college route. As much as I'd love to "follow my dreams" it's simply not possible this way. I have no anchor to help me out in Nevada, and I simply don't have the income required to attend the scam-school known as the Art Institute. So I will most likely drop out in the next week or so, and return to Hawaii at the end of the month. The irony is that I'm doing just fine grade-wise, but I've realized that its pointless for me to be here. I could learn how to do most of this shit by watching online videos and buying a simple game engine or using a free one

    So it's been a month since I've moved to Nevada, and I doubt anyone is going to read this but I suppose I'll just vent this here. After graduating with my AA in Liberal Arts from Hawaii I moved over to Nevada to pursue a BA in Game Design at the Art Institutes. At first I felt alright about the school, the staff were nothing but helpful. However just before the quarter started one of my classes was changed to a different one altogether. I was told it was a simple schedule change and that the class was the same as before, however I learned quickly that the class was in-fact changed. Originally I was to have a 3D Modeling class (which is th