Exactly... that's what I was saying earlier.
Either he learned his lesson and can finally cope with "success"
.... or the whole stunt 6 months ago was just BS
Exactly... that's what I was saying earlier.
Either he learned his lesson and can finally cope with "success"
.... or the whole stunt 6 months ago was just BS
Sounds like somebody needs to get over themselves. What a bunch of nonsense. Anxiety because of 29,000 twitter followers, wow! I wonder how the real celebrities with millions of followers can even get out of bed in the morning.
Those are people that want to be famous. All I wanted to do was make games and have a public point of contact. It goes up by around 1000 people a day. I need to ask if you have so many people looking at you, waiting for you to tell them something. again I can't speak for Nyugen personally, maybe he was in a similar situation. Mine peaked when I was up on stage demoing my games to thousands in an audience and hundreds of thousands more watching a streamed version. After that I was out for a bit.
If you're a musician and you want to have the money and hide in the shadows you can. In the games industry you can't. You either work for someone else or you make a name for your own work.
And saying that someone who makes an app would feel stressed about people purchasing it shoukdn't be making apps, because that's the purpose of it all.
The purpose, for me at least, is to do something I enjoy. I don't enjoy the PR side of things. I had a hobby as a kid and continued it to the point that I make a very good living off it. My business partner and girlfriend handles the PR stuff.
Things to look up: introverts, social anxiety, imposter syndrome
If you're referring to Nyugen then he's got his fame now and has found a way to deal with it.Plus, don't confuse people talking about someone on an internet message board as real fame. It isn't.
Will Swing Copters suffer the same fate? Too addictive and/or too much stress on the creator?
This is why I don't bother with mobile gaming. They're relying on tricks to get you to play a game. It's gambling tactics and it's horrible. That's slowly spilling out onto console games too but you can still buy the "full experience" in one purchase.I know this has nothing to do with iOS, but I'll just share this quickly. In 2009, I bought the PS3 (digital download) of Battlefield 1943. It was $14.99. That's it. No IAP. $14.99 and it's yours.
Not to poke fun, but could you invest in a dictionary (bolded).Definitely the latter. Definitely. The guy was so saddened by the success, he kept on mentioning it EVERYWHERE he could. He pulled the game he was so sad, but apparantly kept his revenue stream open with ad revenue coming into his depressed bank account. Poor guy. I hope this new game really lifts his spirits. Not to poke fun, maybe he took some of the $50k/day he was making and bought rosetta stone app or something so he can work on his English. I got sick of reading "Flappy bird bad. Addicting game not flappy bird mine. Ok?"
And then take a look at Call of Duty, Angry Birds and other creatively-bankrupt series.
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Sounds like a lot of people here still don't know about anxiety and being a break-out developer. I consider myself a fairly non-anxious person but over the past couple of weeks my companies Twitter account went from around 800-30,000 followers and it scared me. I didn't sit there with dollar signs in my eyes, it's scary to go from nothing to something so fast.
Eh, I just wonder about the kind of people who play down the creators anxiety. Is money the only thing of value to them? Have they ever had instant fame? How good are they at coping with things in general?
This Flappy **** news has to stop.
1990s Commander Keen had better graphics than his games... not for me.
Agreed. Folks seem overly harsh here and I don't really understand why. I don't see any reason to crucify the fellow and look forward to trying his new game.
Commander Keen was a fantastic game! I still play it on Boxer from time to time. We need more games with graphics like that.
Speak for yourself. I write books but that doesn't mean I want fame. It would be such a ball-ache. It just isn't for some people, including myself. I value privacy more. Doesn't mean I'm going to stop writing books, I'm just going avoid getting too popular.Sounds like somebody needs to get over themselves. What a bunch of nonsense. Anxiety because of 29,000 twitter followers, wow! I wonder how the real celebrities with millions of followers can even get out of bed in the morning. And saying that someone who makes an app would feel stressed about people purchasing it shoukdn't be making apps, because that's the purpose of it all.
Hi, my name is John. It's been six months since the last time I touched Flappy Bird.