>I felt that, if I could get my foot in the door, within a year, whatever studio that hired me would realize that I would be quite an asset for their audio team.
I know several people who've been pretty successful in the gaming industry, none of them started out in QA.
Generally, they just worked on small bad/games eventually moving up to bigger and better ones. They all had solid track records of being active in various communities writing FAQs/guides or modding before finding a way to do those things for a living.
I know several people who've been pretty successful in the gaming industry, none of them started out in QA.
Generally, they just worked on small bad/games eventually moving up to bigger and better ones. They all had solid track records of being active in various communities writing FAQs/guides or modding before finding a way to do those things for a living.