Hi,
I made this poll just for fun and also to see what kind of people there are in the Pokitto community. There is no other reason than that I think it would be interesting to know That is why the poll is anonymous.
Note: You do not have to be a professional. Just a âgood enoughâ or good hobby level is enough. You can select many talents.
At the same time I am surprised that only one person (me ) thinks he can write technical articles. Arenât all the articles in the mag that kind of articles?
The word âtalentâ sounds a little intimidating to me. I just voted for the items where I could get at least a decent result, if I was forced to do it all on my own.
For example: I donât know much about music theory, but a long time ago I was patient enough to figure out how to use a music tracker (like Milkytracker), place some notes and re-arrange them until they sound ârightâ. And it was fun.
I voted âotherâ on the off chance that being an unsufferable pedant, being able to put oneâs foot behind oneâs head and doing terrible fake accents count as talents. :P
I considered it, but I wasnât really sure what constitutes a âtechnical articleâ.
Iâm more surprised by the lack of votes for âwriting game reviewsâ.
Any fool with an opinion and the patience to string together proper sentences can do that.
Just look at the reviews section on Steam. :P
Also Iâm surprised that not even the person who designed the Pokitto voted for âHW designâ.
Are we to believe the Pokitto was built without even a modicum of talent? :P
Youâve probably got a few decades left in which to learn.
It might seem like it sometimes, but we havenât quite reached the apocalypse.
Itâs absolutely never too late to learn. Iâve always wanted to learn to play the violin/viola for example despite not being terribly musically inclined. I bought a medium quality viola at a local violin shop that only set me back about US$200 and have been watching a series of youtube videos on learning to play. Iâve only just begone learning the first fingered notes (the ones that require pressing the first finger position on the four strings) but with continued practice Iâm sure Iâll be able to play simple tunes. My son already enjoys my practicing and even dances as I do it . Someday when I can play something decent I might do a video to demonstrate the possibilities if you only believe in yourself and set your mind to it (after all just look at what Iâve accomplished with pixel art having never really done it before).