u/GaianHelmers

I had the wonderful opportunity to make this presentation for a local Student Conference here in Edmonton.

I thought it could be valuable for any up and comer wanting some fresh perspective on how to grow and evolve from a passionate creative, to a successful developer.

Post Mortem seemed the closest flair, as I break down 2 case studies of games I've built, and show how they relate to a professional project, and a "Trust Me Bro" project.

A trolly is set to run over and kill 5 people. You can cause the trolly to shift to a second track and spare everyone's lives.

However, there is no lever, you instead have to create a uniquely compelling, and argumentatively apt trolly problem in order to make the track shift.

Do you involve yourself in the trolly problem, knowing that if you fail, you are now responsible for failing to save 5 lives?