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<blockquote data-quote="The Grinning Frog" data-source="post: 9544972" data-attributes="member: 7022294"><p>Hey Rodrigo,</p><p></p><p>I realise this is a six month old post but I've just come across it so I wanted to say it is possible, as Morrus said in his reply, that you can make a living as an independent game publisher but I'll warn you that it is incredibly hard. </p><p></p><p>Doing it for fun, or to make some side money is a LOT easier. Doing it so you can make a living it an ENTIRELY different exercise. I've been doing it for four years now, almost five actually not I think about it. I work an average of 65 hours a week, and I'd say that has gone down a bit since the early years.</p><p></p><p>Do I love it? Yes. </p><p>Is it exhausting? Sometimes. </p><p>Has it made me rich? Not yet but I make a living (I can pay my bills) and I get to write and create both games and RPG content for a living, I still think that's pretty damned cool. </p><p>Would I ever stop? Nope. I'll take this job over any I've had before and I don't see myself stopping anytime soon.</p><p></p><p>So it can be done, but you have to work like a demon, be flexible, be creative and make sure you price your products at a rate that is reasonable for customers <strong>and </strong>can make you a living.</p><p></p><p>And if that sounds too scary, then do it for extra money alongside a day job. That's still a great way to be creative.</p><p></p><p>Regards</p><p>Stephen</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Grinning Frog, post: 9544972, member: 7022294"] Hey Rodrigo, I realise this is a six month old post but I've just come across it so I wanted to say it is possible, as Morrus said in his reply, that you can make a living as an independent game publisher but I'll warn you that it is incredibly hard. Doing it for fun, or to make some side money is a LOT easier. Doing it so you can make a living it an ENTIRELY different exercise. I've been doing it for four years now, almost five actually not I think about it. I work an average of 65 hours a week, and I'd say that has gone down a bit since the early years. Do I love it? Yes. Is it exhausting? Sometimes. Has it made me rich? Not yet but I make a living (I can pay my bills) and I get to write and create both games and RPG content for a living, I still think that's pretty damned cool. Would I ever stop? Nope. I'll take this job over any I've had before and I don't see myself stopping anytime soon. So it can be done, but you have to work like a demon, be flexible, be creative and make sure you price your products at a rate that is reasonable for customers [B]and [/B]can make you a living. And if that sounds too scary, then do it for extra money alongside a day job. That's still a great way to be creative. Regards Stephen [/QUOTE]
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