In Dick Gregory’s “Shame,” Gregory states “Everybody’s got a Helene Tucker, a symbol of everything you want.” On September of 2012, I was first introduced to the Fallout franchise when my adopted brother bought the game and forced me to play it. The game has become a real inspiration to me and now is a symbol of my life, my career, and what I want.
Fallout has become a symbol of my life because I have been studying and researching the game my entire life. I first had to learn all possible outcomes of the game which proved to be a more daunting task than I had anticipated. To explain the fact, I will go into details upon the quest rewards and every way to beat each quest. Every quest has its reward in the game, for example the quest The Legend …show more content…
In High School, Fallout inspired me to take courses such as EAST and Digital Communications. I knew if I was a completer in EAST, I would get a good scholarship for technology classes and it would look good on an application for a job that involves technology. If I was a completer in Digital Communication classes as well, it would be an even greater chance of forwarding my career. At college, I took vocational classes on Graphic Design levels one and two. Fallout inspired me to go into the design class. Not only has it inspired me to do that but to take a Gaming Design class in Arkansas Tech to get a degree in gaming design. I would love to be a gaming designer. I want to work with Bethesda Softworks (the creator of Fallout) and gain some experience in designing games. If I cannot do that, I would like to work with Ubisoft (Creator of Assassin’s Creed) or Telltale Games (creator of Minecraft: Story Mode). After I gain enough experience and money, I will create my own gaming design business. However, becoming a gaming designer is hard work and not many make it there. In the case where I will not make it, I will reboot my own graphic design company that I have previously created, Yin Yang Design. The location in which I will have the company still remains a mystery solvable only by the
Fallout has become a symbol of my life because I have been studying and researching the game my entire life. I first had to learn all possible outcomes of the game which proved to be a more daunting task than I had anticipated. To explain the fact, I will go into details upon the quest rewards and every way to beat each quest. Every quest has its reward in the game, for example the quest The Legend …show more content…
In High School, Fallout inspired me to take courses such as EAST and Digital Communications. I knew if I was a completer in EAST, I would get a good scholarship for technology classes and it would look good on an application for a job that involves technology. If I was a completer in Digital Communication classes as well, it would be an even greater chance of forwarding my career. At college, I took vocational classes on Graphic Design levels one and two. Fallout inspired me to go into the design class. Not only has it inspired me to do that but to take a Gaming Design class in Arkansas Tech to get a degree in gaming design. I would love to be a gaming designer. I want to work with Bethesda Softworks (the creator of Fallout) and gain some experience in designing games. If I cannot do that, I would like to work with Ubisoft (Creator of Assassin’s Creed) or Telltale Games (creator of Minecraft: Story Mode). After I gain enough experience and money, I will create my own gaming design business. However, becoming a gaming designer is hard work and not many make it there. In the case where I will not make it, I will reboot my own graphic design company that I have previously created, Yin Yang Design. The location in which I will have the company still remains a mystery solvable only by the