A really great interview. My favorite bit is the whole college segment because I can relate. My biggest mistake is going into college just because I thought I could find a job like that. And not realizing that before you even do college/university, you need to figure out what it is you want to do, and if it even requires a degree. Because if you just go in not even knowing what you want, you're already messing up. Let this be a lesson to anyone that wants to do college.
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> I know there are people who really don't want me to throw away all the creative abilities I built up from making these videos, and I promise I won't! I'll find ways to keep them alive, albeit more sustainably.
Very happy to hear that, and happy to hear that you'll tackle your next project without much stress.
> if I ever teeter close to a "solo online career" again, please make sure I stay the fuck away from that path LMAO.
Will do, you'll start seeing "sellout" be used in the comments when that happens!
I like you as a person in general, and the stuff you make is just a byproduct of it - which really shows what kind of person you are
Hearing a while back - just as I discovered wavetro - that he was leaving, I resonated with that sentiment of giving up on the craft, as I did GMOD animations way back.
Thanks for the interview, and best wishes for the futuretro!
wavetro
Thank you so much for having me on!!