> (As some of you may remember, the careers advice guy said I should 
> consider games programming. Personally I think it's a pretty absurd idea. 
> If there's this many people wanting to get in, it must be pretty 
> competetive. And presumably being hyper-fluent in C and/or C++ is an 
> absolute mandatory requirement. Both of these things pretty much instantly 
> rule me out completely...)

If you can learn an obscure language like Haskell, you can learn C++. If you 
learned C++, or maybe Java if you preferred, you could use that skill to get 
a job you would like (games or not). Why don't you put the time into it? I 
had a lot of fun with C++ and OpenGL in college. It's really not that hard 
to learn for someone like you.

 - Slime
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