T dot is not off the list, it's all dependent on how many games studios are there
what’s a Games Studio??
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T dot is not off the list, it's all dependent on how many games studios are there
what’s a Games Studio??
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-15 outside but no wind. Outdoors starting the smoker right now to make some pastrami.
Next door in Newfoundland, they just got walloped...
Where programmers develop/write/design video games.
i assume they have these alllll over no ?
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She could move to Austin, TX. We got lots of liberals, lots of gays, and lots of tech industry. Has to be a gamer studio here somewhere.
i assume they have these alllll over no ?
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Apparently not according to @Dory ?
I would've thought it'd be more widespread or something you could do at least parts of remotely, like writing code or whatever.
Caveat: I don't know much about videogames.
In reply to all the above no they're not everywhere so our choices are limited by his industry as his skills aren't transferable to other tech industries. Austin is our number 1 US city on the list for all the reasons mentioned but considering our impetus to leave is due to right wing politics if we moved to the US that would only be temporary until we moved to a kind of society we were truly happy in.
Also you cant seem to remote work in games industry, teams have to collaborate so much face to face nobody works from home ever.
Well yogas a good start for me!Did not know that about the gaming.
TX is already turning purple, maybe you could be the one to tip the scales.
Although compared to the UK what we'd call left you'd probably still call right.
Yeah been to Houston a bunch, no games industry and bleh. NY not much of an industry and I don't like it much in general after many trips. LA is too expensive for me and Chicago is too windy and the people are angry.Houston is also a very cosmopolitan, international city, on par with NY, LA, Chicago, etc. Lot of people don't realize that.
Yeah been to Houston a bunch, no games industry and bleh. NY not much of an industry and I don't like it much in general after many trips. LA is too expensive for me and Chicago is too windy and the people are angry.
Champagne IL has a a bit of an industry but seems boring. The Carolinas have a vaguely busy industry for Joe and I like them but they're a bit too right wing but cost of living would be good there.
Austin or Seattle would be our only viable US places really and with the proximity to NOLA and all Austin has going for it, that would trump seattle anytime.
Interesting. I did like my limited time I'm NC. We have friends in TX and having some way in to a social circle would be helpful, for me at least, I've never left my city in my life or moved so that will be huge and making friendships will be important for me.I know nothing of Champagne. Asheville, NC is supposed to be like the Austin of the Carolinas. A liberal, gay-friendly, artsy blueberry in a sea of tomato soup.
Interesting. I did like my limited time I'm NC. We have friends in TX and having some way in to a social circle would be helpful, for me at least, I've never left my city in my life or moved so that will be huge and making friendships will be important for me.