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I looked into Fullsail University and it seems like they're your average diploma mill. I doubt they have very high standards basically being a glorified online college. Even their wiki page states they are a for profit organization.
Looks like they take a lot of guys like Chibi in and offer them false hopes of becoming a video game dev. No doubt they're just taking Chibi for a ride for his money. If I were to offer Adam any advice is to quit while you're ahead because the writing is on the wall.
Now I just hope that some of his classmates are going to google his name, find this thread and spill the beans. But only after telling him to be quietThen shortly after saying he will leave all social media (including discord) for 24 hours he posts this.
Yeah, I am familiar with them from screening resumes. They are essentially one of the more "reputable" I guess of the "for profit" schools. Still, that's not saying much as they are still a "for profit" school which means they accept almost 100% of applicants as long as they can get a gov loan to pay their absorbent prices for online classes. I would never recommend someone choose one of these schools to learn tech stuff as similar classes (with only slightly less handholding) are available for a fraction of the price at other places. Sure, in the end you won't have a "degree" like a bachelors from these other places, but you still get certificates and in the tech industry (unless you're going for a gov job) they really care less and less about a formal degree every year that passes. If you can show you have certs and the actual skills you can definitely get hired at even most high end tech jobs.
Well let's be fair guys, hows my man supposed to simp if he doesn't have any social media. He planted alot of seeds on that twitter account. Some are bound to sprout...right guys?
Yea, all he's gotta do is be gone for a couple of days then he'll come back to tons of messages from hot women wondering where he's gone and just begging for the D.
"the comments sort of tell me what to do but I don't how to write the code"
I guess it would depend, but if chibi is going to a school specifically geared toward a certain work field, I would assume that your entry classes would baby you through the basics like how to use the programs and basic math equations etc. I know nothing about this field, but from what everyone on this thread is saying, the work chibi has everyone doing for him is as basic as it gets, and if he cant understand that, he's pretty much fucked
My best friend of almost 16 years....When we were in Middle school together at the age of 15, he was showing me how he made an amateur platformer with some pretty cool ideas on top of it including running off walls, ceilings, power-ups that made you pull up precise movements and a boss with a health bar.
I bet that he's just going to reactivate after a week.
In my personal experience, the answer is generally yes. Most of those people have taken some sort of comp sci/programming class in high school. There are some people who go into it blind and the courses are supposed to be designed with those people who know absolutely nothing in mind; however the courses tend to move very fast and those people are just playing catch up with the others. I personally haven't met a lot of people who went in completely blind, but I can tell they really buckle down and apply themselves.
I will laugh my ass off, if his discord simps are gonna program an entire game for him as his graduation project. That's implying he is gonna last that long.
chibi is incapable of making his own decisions and can only follow the path that his mother/the internet sets out for him. some quora thread told him to get a game design degree and now he’s stuck in it.
