Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

[Engr. Adiktuzmiko]

Oh I do hope I'll be really good at cooking after 5 years... And hopefully I also have a better paying job and my investments having a nice growth

@Clord - you're already pensioned?

 

[Banquo]

Having a secure job with a stable income, or perhaps going to university again.

In any way, I want to earn some good coin in order to pay for tons of custom resources. Also I hope that my current project will be finished at this time.

Nothing anyone here wouldn't want.

 

[Sennie]

I hope more or less the same, more games released, to still be an actor in the indie business, and if things go really well to have either a published (not self published) novel or rock album  BD  

Good luck then 

Thanks =) Good luck to you too!

 

[Kyuukon]

Living comfy from the stuff I make online (games) xD

 

[nio kasgami]

as a mangaka drawing manga all days 

or working in animation '3'

if I am unlucky...

well a guy who try to get money with arts >>?

 

[Sennie]

Best of luck with that @nio kasgami

 

[Ellie Jane]

I guess you could say this is our...

2020 vision

 

[Alexander Amnell]

   Hmm, where will I be in 2020? Probably in a particularly uninhabitable part of Alaska or Canada, far away from the unavoidable train wreak feel-good politicians have made of America's economy.

   On an even more troublesome note, I'll be living with a sixteen year old, and another almost teenager by that point, I don't envy 5 years from now me in the slightest.

 

[Touchfuzzy]

  On an even more troublesome note, I'll be living with a sixteen year old, and another almost teenager by that point, I don't envy 5 years from now me in the slightest.

In 5 years my daughter will be nearly 19 and my son will be 14. aha ha ha

 

[Sennie]

In 5 years my daughter will be nearly 19 and my son will be 14. aha ha ha

They grow up so fast. Will they go in to RPG Maker like you?

 

[Niten Ichi Ryu]

In 5 years my daughter will be nearly 19 and my son will be 14. aha ha ha

Damn, feels like many of us are parents... Our children will be lucky to have parents understanding gaming is not evil.

Or they will think we are has been, not able to adapt to new game dev patterns.

 

[Rikifive]

Well, I only hope to get rid of rl problems and live... happily...? Nothing special at all.

 

[The Black Swordsman]

Shoooot! with trump president, we aint gonna see another 5 years slim. trump aint putting up with anyones crap so prepare for WW3, LoL XD

 

[Clord]

Oh I do hope I'll be really good at cooking after 5 years... And hopefully I also have a better paying job and my investments having a nice growth


@Clord - you're already pensioned?

Yeah, as 29 years old they had to let me go.


I wasn't deemed fit to have a "real job" so I never had one. This made me eligible to retire early and gives various perks that are normally reserved to those after long career.


Does that make me a weak human being? Absolutely not. I'm physically fine.


I'm allowed to earn through my game sales and stuff like that without penalty but they will tax me from it like anybody else.

 

[Mysticphoenix]

I'll own a business. I want to have my own business.

 

[Sennie]

I'll own a business. I want to have my own business.

Cool what type of business do you want to have?

 

[Lt. Ulquiorra]

Hmmm... Maybe one of these: actor, singer/songwriter, author, or dancer lol

 

[Sharm]

Those are all skill based professions where your success depends a lot on how much you put into it.  If you don't know now you won't be there in five years.

 

[Clord]

I remember drawing blank when question about what you want to be when you grow up came up in school etc. Referring to your potential job.


I actually returned such questions without answering to them with an actual answer as I don't genuinely know even today what I would have liked to really do as my real job.


Even though it was some kind of group thing and papers were supposedly anonymous, that principal ended up ridiculing me without knowing it in front of the class.

 

[Touchfuzzy]

I'm 31 and I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.