Re: Ask!
Posted: Sun Jan 22, 2012 1:15 pm
Just out of curiosity, was Iwanako's letter originally written in Japanese, then translated to English? Or the other way around?
I work in an office as something very much like an administrative assistant. It's dreadful, but it pays the bills. When I'm not in the office, I write articles for a website's multimedia section (though I've only done a few reviews recently) and plot my inevitable return to university to finally do my phd. And I'm writing a novel, but that hardly counts.ThaGuyWithCake wrote:After once again briefly reading the forums/FAQ to make sure I don't ask a question that has already been spammed on this website, I've found that (so far) it hasn't been answered. So...
What do you guys do for a living? I.e Uni/college, work, hobbies etc. Are you all proficient with programming?
Sorry if it sounds intrusive, I just find the writers (Well, all developers involved really) to be extraordinary people (And are rather patient as well.. judging by the other questions that they receive).
I am a technology consultant for the entertainment industry. Biggest hobby is my family, but others include photography and collecting headphones.ThaGuyWithCake wrote:After once again briefly reading the forums/FAQ to make sure I don't ask a question that has already been spammed on this website, I've found that (so far) it hasn't been answered. So...
What do you guys do for a living? I.e Uni/college, work, hobbies etc. Are you all proficient with programming?
Sorry if it sounds intrusive, I just find the writers (Well, all developers involved really) to be extraordinary people (And are rather patient as well.. judging by the other questions that they receive).
Nurse in a neuro OR. Couldn't program to save my life.ThaGuyWithCake wrote:What do you guys do for a living? I.e Uni/college, work, hobbies etc. Are you all proficient with programming?
HurricaneHarvey wrote:
For some reason they "entertainment industry" sounds dirty. Like you set up wifi for porn shoots or something....
Thank you. I feel enlightened!Nicol Armarfi wrote:You might like Joe Hisaishi: Or Oscar Peterson: Or Chopin:
And cpl_crud, cheers for taking the time to participate in that interview. Wouldn't be really cool to have a "narrative playthrough" of KS to listen to what the writers/artist/composers were thinking at parts of the game? Just putting it out there, I know so much has been asked of you guys alreadycpl_crud wrote:I would be lying if I told you that I hadn't set up Wifi at an event with naked ladies. Such is life.
Replace "Entertaiment" with "Theatre, live production and broadcast" and you are closer to the mark.
In the earlier days of the project we considered doing something like this. We decided against it later, because it would be horribly time consuming and I, at least, have very little to say about any particular scene. Some scenes, it's true, have little stories about them, but honestly some of the stories happened years ago and I don't recall them too clearly.lblf wrote:Yeah a "director's commentary" is exactly what I was thinking when I brought it up.I totally understand that they'd would prefer to leave it as it is, there's nothing wrong with that, I think KS is perfect the way it is. Just can't help but want to delve deeper into the minds of the writers because I truly enjoyed it reading it so much.xaolindragon wrote: "Narrative playthrough" reminds me a lot of "director's commentary" you see often in movie. And I have to say: it would be extremely wonderful and interesting to see what the writer have to say about his/her own writing, but I highly doubt anyone would be willing to do something like that. I get the feeling that everyone is more than willing to leave this as it is and move onto to other things.