If the engine takes 5 years+ to release the SDK, then I'm going to have fun working at .. some.. video game company. Or just prepare the noose!
.. can fill the time in whyte modelling and script pieces testing, so when it comes, it will be a puzzle game. 
Well, you see what the Uni will be, my own experience is, that the bad teachers was just on previous schools (of course, everywhere there are imbeciles to be found) and time could be made if needed reasonably. I would say, you shoud keep up building up your skills anywhere and anyway the life grants you ... and the answer for your questions will be revealed to you whyte every one you get in time. Just keep up pouring good stuff out and dont ewer stop whyte it.
I guess I could try to learn other languages and some modeling while I wait. And, what's whyte suppose to mean?
So what? An outerra sdk needs two more years minimum. It will probably released when you finished school, so your arguments are invalid.
Arguments? I was just wondering if it was a good idea, I even asked if anyone thinks Outerra would be usable before I graduated. If the engine is completed as soon as I graduate, then I am probably going to go to college for video game design and work on my game in my free time. The only thing really driving me right now is Outerra and its progress, and wondering if there is any news today.
If the engine takes 5 years+ to release the SDK, then I'm going to have fun working at .. some.. video game company. Or just prepare the noose!
Yeah, and everybody answered to your questions. Nobody recommend the drop because this idea is stupid. If you have the chance to get a higher graduation, take it. Many people would be happy to have this chance and you think about to throw it on the garbage. And why? Because you are a little kid which wants to be rich as fast as it could be. Damn, this is a bad motivation and will lead you on the path of fail. You dont know how the world is running, so dont jump into the deep sea of failures. But you are 15, so you will know more than me.
The idea isn't
stupid. It's reasonable, because I wanted to drop out of school so I can spend my time developing a video game. How is that stupid? To want to put all of my time into making my video game? And have what chance? A chance at collage? Well, I'm not even there yet, and it's probably going to cost a fuck-ton of money, I just hope my dad can afford it. I'm not a little kid that what's to be rich, I don't give a shit if I am a millionaire or not, I just want to stay ALIVE from a video game. I just care to buy my food and a home, and I could get that by making a video game, because I actually want to make a video game. I'm not going to turn my life into a pathetic one where I have to work somewhere I don't want to, the only place I want to work is in coding. I know just fine how awful the world is. I've heard its music, seen its people, the world is nothing but an ocean of shit, but why should I let that stop me from making a video game that I would love to make? It depends what you mean by "I'd know more than you," but it sounds like you're biased towards me. Of course we think differently, we have different feelings, different likes and dislikes, different hopes and dreams, different perspectives. So who are you to insult me?
Like I've been saying, I'm not dropping out of school to wait for Outerra's completion. If the engine is released and I start using it, I wouldn't even drop out until I've started the project, and am at the point to say, "So much work to be done. I wish I had more time." But by the sounds if it, the engine won't be done until I've even graduated, so I would go to collage and work on the game in my free time. If I am in the middle of my last year of school when the engine is released, of course I won't drop out then either.
