mt2oo8 There are schools where you can learn to be programmer and if you want to be a game developer go to game design school and never give up hope for your dreams
My fav subject & biggest strength has always been MATHS (& STATISTICS). I can tell you Maths is super fun, playing around with geometry( & coordinates), vectors in Graphics/Modelling classes was awesome. And then, it helped me with making my own shaders. I love it & I hope I can spread my enthusiasm to others.
For those saying they suck at maths, so what? You're all human! Train your brain, work on your maths and go for it if you want the job so much, that's what I'm doing!
If you want to program games, specially 3D games, you already have the motivation to learn math. Don't let people trick you into avoid math, today's engines do a lot for you, but to be an effective programmer in this field, math is definitely needed. Don't be scared, programming can increase your IQ and make it easier for you to understand mathematical concepts, when you see, you'll be working alongside with Dave freaking Smith...
The only calculus I know as of now is calculus I, found it pretty straightforward but I still failed math :D Only because I didn't try at all. Still not sure why.
I am currently in college learning all that I can about programming. And Naughty Dog has always been my choice. One day I will be there. I can't wait to see anyone in the comments, who have the same dream as me working there. We can get there.... hopefully...I should get back to work
I am striving to develop 2+ small games in the Unity and/or Unreal engine. By then I hope to apply for a programming position at Naughty Dog or Valve. Otherwise I will pursue a more independent route and develop more seriously with a few friends and colleagues. It is always good to have a general plan even if it changes from time to time.
crazyDubSNipes start now guys ! ... it is not so hard ... You just have to start and when you see your first results it will be awesome feeling that will push you farther :) !
Jakub Ivanič Sorry to burst your bubbles, but saying "it's not that hard" is a huge understatement. People have compared game programming against rocket science, literally. It takes years upon years of training, and unless you find yourself very talented, don't think about getting hired, just keep learning, crunching and doing whatever it takes, because it's going to take years. This might sound cold, but be ready for a hell of a ride.
As someone who is in their last year of Computer Science - it won't teach you programming or most real world applications so try and improve on the side.
This has been my dream job ever since i started playing uncharted and the last of us, i was 14-15 back then, i wanted to study CS and then get there eventually but boy how things turned out, couldnt get an admission for a CS degree in a decent college due to lack of seats, yes thats how it is in my country, had to settle with some other random engineering degree that i hate absolutely, im still not giving up on my dream i'm 21 now, im still trying to learn graphics programming and other CS stuff on my own, i just wish to be there some day, work with you guys on the games that changed life and had such an impact on me, i love these games so much, I hope i get there some day, it'll definitely take time and theres so much to learn, love you guys keep doing what you do
im IT student , i cant do what you guys do , but im the best game tester ! i can tell you what is good , bad , nice , fun , amazing , epic , wrong , right , enough , not enough ! and i love your company ! if i ever get a chance and come to learn from you guys and give my help and you help me out ,ill be the most thankful greatfull person on the world , because my life is all about games and fun !! thank you
I work as a programmer because of Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault. That game really impressed me because of its animation mechanics. And i found that Jason Gregory 1:39 have worked on MOHPA. Naughty Dog is Amazing!
Failed my interview 2 years ago. Still working on my computer graphics and programming skills to get in. Hold on to that seat there, I know I am on my way.
It would be a dream of mine to work at Naughty Dog. To me, they're the best in the industry. I have zero experience in programming, but I have a real knack for writing, cinematography, and directing. I've always wondered if I took the time to write something and send it to them if they would ever give it a read. I feel very limited where I'm at right now, but my heart and drive is endless and maybe one day I could work for someone like ND. I can't wait for Uncharted 4.
My mom always told me she wanted me to become a programmer in the video game industry. I told her Naughty Dog is the best game company in the business. " In my opinion " I want to work for them. She said " You can do it " Unfortunately after hearing all that talk about math, it looks like it'll never happen now. Sorry Momma =( I still love you Naughty Dog. Your love & passion for making games is TRULY amazing!!!
Tom Teller Being a game programmer doesn't require that much math. You need to know algebra, trigonometry, and some basic linear algebra for 3D. Those are the basic math you need and they're not advanced math.
Doofus Well my friend is a computer engineer (programmer), and he had to learn math beyond calculus. It is not only basic high school math, but higher level math. Why? Because physics, matrix systems, and binary coding!! etc.
when ever i seen this vedio my working time boosts ...really wanna learn many things ...now i m studing game programming ......one day i wanna see my self in a vedio like this .....
I live very far from you, unfortunately in my country it was not possible to study game development very well, so I started learning C # and C ++ on my own, someday I will work for you!) Your games have given me a lot, changed me, a lot made me understand I admire your work!
I just started in graphics programming. Math is the most important part. Theyre soo right. I hope i can work at a cool game company like naughty dog one day. Im working on my own game right now.
@@martinandrejko4090 pretty good. Ive kinda diverted from the APIs and shaders. I'm working freelance now using threeJS... which... is meh... But im doing procedural modeling of their products, like im writing the algorithms for it so clients can easily layout their rather complicated product and view it in realtime in a web browser... I'm going to reverse engineer Tribes 2 and replace its render engine though, and create procedural map editing tools to describe structural geology and rock fabrics though. My render engine has been neglected though xD
@@martinandrejko4090 Its a really really really deep field. Oh and i got a medical device on the back burner for now for detecting cancer... since im busy working.
@@kameronbriggs235 so what are your goals now will you or did you apply for naughty dog ? Did you work with apis and shaders only or did you work with gpu ? What IS threeJS Java script ? How much do u make per month? Are u working alone ? Please response I might have few more questions
@@martinandrejko4090 I am currently working alone. i charge $65 an hour. ThreeJS.js is basically a high level library that abstracts away A LOT, so you dont have to actually make any GL calls, but for instance i still wrote my own loader because im manipulating vertex data. Yeah ive written glsl. My engine is super embarassing.... i need to completely re-write it. Personally to me, its now trash. It reflects where i was when i started learning GP and writing it. I have read over GCN 3.0 specs in order to put my shader code into ideal case for the compiler to make sure it compiles down into optimized assembly instructions like MADD and whatnot. This is sooooo embarassing, but you can look at it if you want. I am proud of my shader optimizations though, just ignore the trash branching for parallax occlusion mapping, i was expirimenting. gah soo embarassing. github.com/Kamjam21xx/KameronsRenderEngine/blob/master/src/OpenGlCourseApp/Shaders/framebufferBlur.frag so i think it will take a while still to apply to a place like naughty dog. I havent studied navier stokes and implemented fluid dynamics simulations, or cloth, or volumetrics, or a physics engine. Graphics is SUPER deep. Learning GP 16 hours a day made my brain feel like it was tearing apart lol. Im have yet ti implement entity component. A full lifetime isnt even enough to learn everything.
wait for me, please, maybe for like 7 years, I'm still studying at high school, but I already know that I will be working as a graphics programmer, and I believe I will be working at Naughty Dog
I'm going to study math whether if it makes my head explode! TTATT i I really want to work someday at Naughty dog. The detail in their games is outstanding. Games are not just entertainment. IT'S ART.
These guys are the unsung heroes of Naughty Dogs success. It's generally been the big names in design like Amy Henning and Neil Druckmann, as well as big name game directors like Bruce Strailey and Justin Redmond that always got the most praise from last games from Uncharted 2 all the way to TLOU. They obviously deserved every single ounce of all that praise, but these programmers make it possible for those creative genius' to be able to make such amazing games so without them none of it is possible. As the dude said in the video, Naughty Dog are the best in the industry. Fact.
Hmmm, I love math, and I play games like it's a flippin' day job, and I'm a software major in college. My only problem is that I haven't gotten far enough to have any useful programming knowledge to actually apply to a gaming project. Not to mention I haven't actually played with DirectX or even what language(s) they use. I'm mostly focusing on C#/Java/C++, and those are pretty popular, so I would imagine they use something within those languages. I don't know, my biggest problem with these sorts of jobs is my fear of under-performance. If they hired me and threw me into a project, I'm afraid I might not even have the programming knowledge to even perform the task. Solving the logic of the problem is one thing, but not knowing the language enough to bring your solution to fruition is another.
It's just my dream job I will do anything to learn programming and game development hopefully I will achieve my goal working with the greatest video game developer in the world in my opinion 😣
FUJISHAN kono sama You probably won’t be able to get into Naughty Dog right away, but work hard and after you have a good portfolio you might make it in! Believe in yourself buddy
I'm leaving this comment here because I'm 18 years old, studying Computer Science at UFRRJ, and one day I'll be working at Naughty Dog and I will see this comment. And then, I'll realize how far my studies took me :D
I love math, but I think game development is a quiet risky job, cause many can lose there job very quickly. The developers at big studio doesn't have that much freedom in choices. They have to develope everything that the publisher put in front of them. Big franchises must have come out quickly these days and the publishers will make pressure on that fact too, cause they put alot of money in a game.
They can say that becase They've created such a Amazing works. Everybody who is willing to put themself in the Video game business listen to them. And that is so Awesome!
I suck at Math. I Hate Math. But I have a major passion for Video Games! I Grew up with Video Games! I'm more on the "Creative" side of making video games, like: Story telling, Character design, ...etc. And I don't like to write scripts and scenarios or whatever, and i'm not the best artist in drawing! But I always come up with ideas! I write the stories and characters and how events would unfold and all that in my head and I would love to share them with others! And so far, I came up with ideas for *more* than 6 games (including 3 PlayStation All-Stars games) And I would be *Extremely Happy* to work with you guys, *Especially since i'm a big fan of your games*! :D Thank You.
***** You need to pick up applicable skills if you want to be a game dev. Someone who has game ideas but don't know how to execute them is not going to be valuable to the team.
Gongrats to anyone who has the balls and the talent to get a job at ND. I have zero chance of that happening but good luck to anyone considering giving it a shot. Go for it.
Zombie Ducklings good, better disciplines are Software Engineer and Mathematics (pick programming electives with it). this way you cover Games Dev already and its safe too as you have other options available for you aswell.
Doofus Yes and No, it depends on course offered.some institute mix it up different than others, but most of courses are aligned quite close. you have to look for your core units offered in a course and see what other good electives , to help you enhance, you can do in that particular institute .
To all those in the comment section saying that math isn't really that important in programming. You are wrong. I just started 1. semester as a software developer in the IT University of Copenhagen and math plays a huge role in my course. I have an entire course called discrete mathematics where we learn everything from graphs, number theory, discrete probability to propositional logic. It is these mathematical skills (and other stuff such as responsibility-driven design) that seperates someone with a degree in computer science or software development from some guy in India who can do the same work for 1/8 of a software developers salary.
A small tip from a guy who has graduted from Computer Science : School will teach you everything but little little. So you have to improve yourself by your own.
I think, when you work at Naughty Dog, you can be so proud of the game you've worked at. I can't imagine, that IW, Treyarch or Sledgehammer can be really proud of their 'Call of Duty' at the end. Maybe this is not really their fault, because they have just limited freedom, because of Activision, but who knows.
Jimmy Harry you heard them,they want you to know math.You can be creative but you need to know some math.With python you can easily count 2+2 just tupe 2+2 and result will come by itself.I think that that little things made a Python most powerful programming language of all.
actually programming is easier than math because you have visuals that show you what's going on and you also know what you want to make this code for,in math i used to solve problems that i don't understand the point of or didn't care about the end result. what they mean by being good at math (espeacially calculus) is that you'll need the same thinking of math solving like connecting a certain variable to a certain event
Aleksandar Zdravkovic Python is by no means the most powerful programming language. It is much slower than an optimized C++ program and is really only good for scripting and machine learning. On top of that, knowing linear algebra and basic calculus is a must in the game dev industry. Knowing dot products and matrix multiplications, transformation matrices, etc. simple addition and subtraction will only get you so far but for complex 3D simulations, learning all of that is essential.
Wouldn't it be much easier to start learning the basics with a higher level language like C# or Java and then once your fluent enough in that then start with C++ since it's not exactly a beginners language?
Khan academy thats where I learn math there is literally everything from linear algebra through calculus to Vector math almost every game studio want from you strong 3D math and strong 3D math = Vectors math and linear algebra
Naugthy Dog is the best World studio, i have no doubts that their next 2 games on Ps4 will be Game of the year contenders and classics that will be remembre for ages. #GodsofGaming
Naughty dog thank you for making games that will always leave amazing memories my dream is to go work at naughty dogs although math really isn't my thing I will try harder to master it I'm taking computer programming rn in highschool I love to draw and I love to play video games and that game tester thing I would also love to do that if I get accepted (hopefully lol) i wanna test ur games because I usually break games like glitches or bugs 🙄😞 but thank you with video gave me lots of motivation
I would like to make trailers, cutscenes, I like to edit videos, doing this kind of videos, I feel in love when I touch a camera and when I start editing the clips, I do believe in my talent, in every single game I pay so much attention to cutscenes to see the camera angles etc but nevermind thats probably not who they are looking for xD
***** Hmm :\ I don't think so, even if I got an interview etc I have no way how to go to their country, I'm not in a very good point in my live... I want to get a job where I can be related to image & audio editing, I need a job but... Can't get any. Here in Portugal the gaming industry and cinema isn't large...
I always get goosebumps, hearing their thoughts. Everyday, I watch this awesome and badass video, in order to push myself to the next level) Someday, I will be working there for this powerful game company Naughty Dog! I adore it)
I understand the need for maths in programming (as I am a programmer) but my maths isn't well versed but I know how to google the maths I need. I did once learn calculus but I have forgotten most of what I learned. However I know how to goto google and check what combo of sin/cos/tan I need to use for a particular problem. I have worked on several games, two published, have over 30 years experience with computer games, 15 years programming, well versed with unreal engine 3 and doing well with 4. Working on a solo project game currently, doing everything in all areas. And with all this and no maths qualifications..... I wouldn't stand a chance. Top companies like this want savants because they can pay for them.
i can do a hello world program does that count?
AFGuidesHD lmao
alice lmfaooo
lol
yes, as long as you don't stop at hello world. As long as making games can drive you to learning more.
I can type sv_cheats 1 into the valve dev console, can I be CEO?
Some of the most talented programmers out there, keep it up guys! Lots of respect for all of you :) I can only dream to ever get on the same level!
What Robin said! Keep it up!
Adam Walters what adam said! keep it down
paradisegunshot What Paradise said, keep it left!
Zed of the Dead what zed of the dead said, keep it Right!
***** I always meet you on IGN, PS and NG vids, lol :)
What a dream job... I can't program but maybe I could be a toilet cleaner at Naughty Dog? I'm a good toilet cleaner and you'll be impressed.
mt2oo8 man i agree in every single word you said, if we were just programmers.. damn it! it really hurts :c
😂😂😂
Samuel Morales gayyyy. What are you doing here?
***** Plus I don't live in America
mt2oo8 There are schools where you can learn to be programmer and if you want to be a game developer go to game design school and never give up hope for your dreams
Idols all of you, as an 18 year old rookie programmer I can only hope to reach the level that you guys are at, someday!
same
same
same
Same thing , maybe we will meet someday , who knows right
vertonical same
Well it's time to try and expand my math knowledge!
paradisegunshot no no 1+1 = 4
Gemy Folks no no no its 1+1=5 duh lol
Crash5445 How can math be real if we arent real ourselves? #JadenSmithMoment
Same here! 😄😂
CptBlaze87 Oh shit u broke the forth wall bro lol.
My fav subject & biggest strength has always been MATHS (& STATISTICS). I can tell you Maths is super fun, playing around with geometry( & coordinates), vectors in Graphics/Modelling classes was awesome. And then, it helped me with making my own shaders. I love it & I hope I can spread my enthusiasm to others.
I'm 15 and I'm learning to code this is my dream job I'm calling it right now that in 10 years I'll be working here
you must have come a long way
half way go, where r u now?
"A lot of people likes to say 'we hired the best in the industry', but here, we actually hired the best." ohhhhhhhhh, that was cold. I like it
For those saying they suck at maths, so what? You're all human! Train your brain, work on your maths and go for it if you want the job so much, that's what I'm doing!
If you want to program games, specially 3D games, you already have the motivation to learn math.
Don't let people trick you into avoid math, today's engines do a lot for you, but to be an effective programmer in this field, math is definitely needed.
Don't be scared, programming can increase your IQ and make it easier for you to understand mathematical concepts, when you see, you'll be working alongside with Dave freaking Smith...
The only calculus I know as of now is calculus I, found it pretty straightforward but I still failed math :D Only because I didn't try at all. Still not sure why.
Its just 3d vector math. Its not as hard as you think ~ From an indie dev
Nwy Made Of Nothing do programming is mostly vectors ? Cal iii right ?
How much math do you neeed to know like a lot like calculus or just the basics
you must have never heard of glm
I am currently in college learning all that I can about programming. And Naughty Dog has always been my choice. One day I will be there. I can't wait to see anyone in the comments, who have the same dream as me working there. We can get there.... hopefully...I should get back to work
Prototype Generation see you there eventually buddy
+Prototype Generation Same here :D
Me
Oof
You get in?
there's a university of Naughty Dog?! Holy fuck, sign me up
The Darkest Knight no there is is'nt. he meant he learns alot working there.
Ohhh. that makes more sense lol.
The Darkest Knight I was trying to figure out the same thing. I was really hoping there was one. Oh, well, 5 year plan still in place.
Ryan Gagnon whats your five year plan?
I am striving to develop 2+ small games in the Unity and/or Unreal engine. By then I hope to apply for a programming position at Naughty Dog or Valve. Otherwise I will pursue a more independent route and develop more seriously with a few friends and colleagues. It is always good to have a general plan even if it changes from time to time.
i really hope they still have openings in the future. I havnt started learning how to program but once i do i want to apply so badly
My exact thoughts
crazyDubSNipes My thoughts :D
crazyDubSNipes start now guys ! ... it is not so hard ... You just have to start and when you see your first results it will be awesome feeling that will push you farther :) !
Jakub Ivanič i have no experience in this stuff. but im willing to learn
Jakub Ivanič Sorry to burst your bubbles, but saying "it's not that hard" is a huge understatement. People have compared game programming against rocket science, literally. It takes years upon years of training, and unless you find yourself very talented, don't think about getting hired, just keep learning, crunching and doing whatever it takes, because it's going to take years. This might sound cold, but be ready for a hell of a ride.
I imagine working at Naughty Dog is a dream job for people in this industry if they want to truly make the best.
The main goal of why I'm majoring on Computer Science! ;)
why
develope our own game that is!
As someone who is in their last year of Computer Science - it won't teach you programming or most real world applications so try and improve on the side.
The V8 lol yes you can. There are many jobs you can get with Computer Science.
A huge mistake I made u will probably regret it
This has been my dream job ever since i started playing uncharted and the last of us, i was 14-15 back then, i wanted to study CS and then get there eventually but boy how things turned out, couldnt get an admission for a CS degree in a decent college due to lack of seats, yes thats how it is in my country, had to settle with some other random engineering degree that i hate absolutely, im still not giving up on my dream i'm 21 now, im still trying to learn graphics programming and other CS stuff on my own, i just wish to be there some day, work with you guys on the games that changed life and had such an impact on me, i love these games so much, I hope i get there some day, it'll definitely take time and theres so much to learn, love you guys keep doing what you do
Believe in Yourself and try as many times you have to get it down pack 💪
Hi ,how long have you been doing it?)
I'm in love with Naughty Dog😍
I am programmer and I really admire you at all! I hope one day I could work for an amazing company such as Naughty Dog is ❤️
same
They have been hiring for a while actually.
Crunch time
This videos are so inspiring! Please do one video of each division in the company!
im IT student , i cant do what you guys do , but im the best game tester ! i can tell you what is good , bad , nice , fun , amazing , epic , wrong , right , enough , not enough ! and i love your company ! if i ever get a chance and come to learn from you guys and give my help and you help me out ,ill be the most thankful greatfull person on the world , because my life is all about games and fun !! thank you
If you love what you do and know how to study and you know where you go... Nothing is impossible.
can i be your water servant? i'm doing it for 3 months already and i have 2 degrees
This is one of the best studios around.
I work as a programmer because of Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault. That game really impressed me because of its animation mechanics. And i found that Jason Gregory 1:39 have worked on MOHPA. Naughty Dog is Amazing!
Failed my interview 2 years ago. Still working on my computer graphics and programming skills to get in. Hold on to that seat there, I know I am on my way.
TheMetatronEX you failed 2 years ago and this comment is also 2 years ago... = 4 right? oh well i'm good at maths
Where do you work now?
And?? Keep us up to date
Has he had any luck yet?
Any luck bro? I hope you are happy with whatever you have
My dog has more of a chance.
Mickey Mallory cause he is a naughty dog
I really appreciate that ND posts these videos; it helps me see what I should be doing right now if I want to get into a place like this someday
Truly amazing! I'm gonna have to work hard to ever achieve a goal of working there.
Kojima at naughty dog...that would be awesome!!!!
diegox mikami yeah well he's looking for a job so he should apply! :)
It would be a dream of mine to work at Naughty Dog. To me, they're the best in the industry. I have zero experience in programming, but I have a real knack for writing, cinematography, and directing. I've always wondered if I took the time to write something and send it to them if they would ever give it a read. I feel very limited where I'm at right now, but my heart and drive is endless and maybe one day I could work for someone like ND. I can't wait for Uncharted 4.
My mom always told me she wanted me to become a programmer in the video game industry. I told her Naughty Dog is the best game company in the business. " In my opinion " I want to work for them. She said " You can do it " Unfortunately after hearing all that talk about math, it looks like it'll never happen now. Sorry Momma =(
I still love you Naughty Dog. Your love & passion for making games is TRULY amazing!!!
Tom Teller dude math is really easy. Its mostly the same thing with different numbers.
Tom Teller Being a game programmer doesn't require that much math. You need to know algebra, trigonometry, and some basic linear algebra for 3D. Those are the basic math you need and they're not advanced math.
crazyDubSNipes Maybe there's still hope for me then. I'm a bit rusty on the math skills.
Doofus Maybe i'll be able to manage to do that. I'm a bit rusty on the math skills. I guess we'll see. I've always dreamed of working at Naughty Dog.
Doofus Well my friend is a computer engineer (programmer), and he had to learn math beyond calculus. It is not only basic high school math, but higher level math. Why? Because physics, matrix systems, and binary coding!! etc.
Yeah, because passion is gonna pass my exams. Thanks passion.
They don't really mean it that way-
when ever i seen this vedio my working time boosts ...really wanna learn many things ...now i m studing game programming ......one day i wanna see my self in a vedio like this .....
I live very far from you, unfortunately in my country it was not possible to study game development very well, so I started learning C # and C ++ on my own, someday I will work for you!) Your games have given me a lot, changed me, a lot made me understand I admire your work!
I can't be more in love with any studio other than Naughty Dog. Then there is CD Projekt Red, then others.
I'm going to work with you guys. Mark my words.
I just started in graphics programming. Math is the most important part. Theyre soo right. I hope i can work at a cool game company like naughty dog one day.
Im working on my own game right now.
How is it going?
@@martinandrejko4090 pretty good. Ive kinda diverted from the APIs and shaders. I'm working freelance now using threeJS... which... is meh...
But im doing procedural modeling of their products, like im writing the algorithms for it so clients can easily layout their rather complicated product and view it in realtime in a web browser...
I'm going to reverse engineer Tribes 2 and replace its render engine though, and create procedural map editing tools to describe structural geology and rock fabrics though. My render engine has been neglected though xD
@@martinandrejko4090 Its a really really really deep field. Oh and i got a medical device on the back burner for now for detecting cancer... since im busy working.
@@kameronbriggs235 so what are your goals now will you or did you apply for naughty dog ? Did you work with apis and shaders only or did you work with gpu ? What IS threeJS Java script ? How much do u make per month? Are u working alone ? Please response I might have few more questions
@@martinandrejko4090 I am currently working alone. i charge $65 an hour. ThreeJS.js is basically a high level library that abstracts away A LOT, so you dont have to actually make any GL calls, but for instance i still wrote my own loader because im manipulating vertex data.
Yeah ive written glsl. My engine is super embarassing.... i need to completely re-write it. Personally to me, its now trash. It reflects where i was when i started learning GP and writing it. I have read over GCN 3.0 specs in order to put my shader code into ideal case for the compiler to make sure it compiles down into optimized assembly instructions like MADD and whatnot. This is sooooo embarassing, but you can look at it if you want. I am proud of my shader optimizations though, just ignore the trash branching for parallax occlusion mapping, i was expirimenting. gah soo embarassing. github.com/Kamjam21xx/KameronsRenderEngine/blob/master/src/OpenGlCourseApp/Shaders/framebufferBlur.frag
so i think it will take a while still to apply to a place like naughty dog. I havent studied navier stokes and implemented fluid dynamics simulations, or cloth, or volumetrics, or a physics engine. Graphics is SUPER deep. Learning GP 16 hours a day made my brain feel like it was tearing apart lol. Im have yet ti implement entity component. A full lifetime isnt even enough to learn everything.
You guys are amazing ! I
loved Uncharted 4 , Last of us and Crash Bandicoot
I did the study at the same time as Christian at Halmstad University back in 1998. Great times, I sometimes miss it :)
Dream job in game dev. Keep creating these amazing games. Ok, it's time to go back to my programming. I have to learn a lot of things.
The good old days when creating a game was based on passion and less about money
wait for me, please, maybe for like 7 years, I'm still studying at high school, but I already know that I will be working as a graphics programmer, and I believe I will be working at Naughty Dog
Привет ,Артём ,ты занимаешься программированием ?
Я тоже хочу работать в Naughty dog
Сейчас учу C# и Unity
И ещё буду C++ и Unreal Engine
I'm going to study math whether if it makes my head explode! TTATT i
I really want to work someday at Naughty dog. The detail in their games is outstanding. Games are not just entertainment. IT'S ART.
These are extremely skillful programmers
These guys are the unsung heroes of Naughty Dogs success. It's generally been the big names in design like Amy Henning and Neil Druckmann, as well as big name game directors like Bruce Strailey and Justin Redmond that always got the most praise from last games from Uncharted 2 all the way to TLOU.
They obviously deserved every single ounce of all that praise, but these programmers make it possible for those creative genius' to be able to make such amazing games so without them none of it is possible.
As the dude said in the video, Naughty Dog are the best in the industry.
Fact.
Hmmm, I love math, and I play games like it's a flippin' day job, and I'm a software major in college.
My only problem is that I haven't gotten far enough to have any useful programming knowledge to actually apply to a gaming project. Not to mention I haven't actually played with DirectX or even what language(s) they use. I'm mostly focusing on C#/Java/C++, and those are pretty popular, so I would imagine they use something within those languages.
I don't know, my biggest problem with these sorts of jobs is my fear of under-performance. If they hired me and threw me into a project, I'm afraid I might not even have the programming knowledge to even perform the task. Solving the logic of the problem is one thing, but not knowing the language enough to bring your solution to fruition is another.
***** C++ is the standard language in the game industry, so you're good on that front I guess.
It's just my dream job I will do anything to learn programming and game development hopefully I will achieve my goal working with the greatest video game developer in the world in my opinion 😣
Best of the industry. Trying to work my way there.
Me too!
I'm laughing so hard now because the part about not knowing how to explain your job happened to me last night...I wouldn't know where to start...
im in the last year of high school and i want to study Computer Science so get a job at naughty dog im so excited
FUJISHAN kono sama You probably won’t be able to get into Naughty Dog right away, but work hard and after you have a good portfolio you might make it in! Believe in yourself buddy
good luck!
I'm leaving this comment here because I'm 18 years old, studying Computer Science at UFRRJ, and one day I'll be working at Naughty Dog and I will see this comment. And then, I'll realize how far my studies took me :D
Of course, I have a lot of things to go trough first. It's gonna be a hard path to walk.
I am working to reach there too.
Holly, tem br aqui.
wols frosty why are you so triggered?
he's angry that he cant make games for shit
I love math, but I think game development is a quiet risky job, cause many can lose there job very quickly. The developers at big studio doesn't have that much freedom in choices. They have to develope everything that the publisher put in front of them. Big franchises must have come out quickly these days and the publishers will make pressure on that fact too, cause they put alot of money in a game.
They can say that becase They've created such a Amazing works. Everybody who is willing to put themself in the Video game business listen to them. And that is so Awesome!
Since fifth grade i‘m shit at math, but i also always wanted to be a programmer at naughty dog. Guess that won‘t work out lol
I suck at Math. I Hate Math. But I have a major passion for Video Games! I Grew up with Video Games!
I'm more on the "Creative" side of making video games, like: Story telling, Character design, ...etc.
And I don't like to write scripts and scenarios or whatever, and i'm not the best artist in drawing! But I always come up with ideas! I write the stories and characters and how events would unfold and all that in my head and I would love to share them with others! And so far, I came up with ideas for *more* than 6 games (including 3 PlayStation All-Stars games) And I would be *Extremely Happy* to work with you guys, *Especially since i'm a big fan of your games*! :D
Thank You.
***** You need to pick up applicable skills if you want to be a game dev. Someone who has game ideas but don't know how to execute them is not going to be valuable to the team.
Doofus I know! But, i'm busy with college right now!
Why did I pick Geomatics of all things?!?
I'll be there in 2022...
Me: “this would be a cool job!”
Hears 1:40: *damn it*
Gongrats to anyone who has the balls and the talent to get a job at ND. I have zero chance of that happening but good luck to anyone considering giving it a shot. Go for it.
I'm going to college to major in game design and computer science. I really hope I don't regret it.
Zombie Ducklings good, better disciplines are Software Engineer and Mathematics (pick programming electives with it). this way you cover Games Dev already and its safe too as you have other options available for you aswell.
Nouman Saeed Isn't computer science already a mixture of software engineering and math?
Doofus Yes and No, it depends on course offered.some institute mix it up different than others, but most of courses are aligned quite close. you have to look for your core units offered in a course and see what other good electives , to help you enhance, you can do in that particular institute .
@@ShredST yes
I also want to work for such a big company like this one day !
Even though I am not there yet, I will be, starting this year I am of to uni to learn games programming and one day I swear I will work for you!
Naughty dog is love , naughty dog is life . :D
To all those in the comment section saying that math isn't really that important in programming. You are wrong. I just started 1. semester as a software developer in the IT University of Copenhagen and math plays a huge role in my course. I have an entire course called discrete mathematics where we learn everything from graphs, number theory, discrete probability to propositional logic. It is these mathematical skills (and other stuff such as responsibility-driven design) that seperates someone with a degree in computer science or software development from some guy in India who can do the same work for 1/8 of a software developers salary.
you guys are the best, whatever what you are doing to make such beautiful games like Uncharted and The Last of Us... keep doing it, i love you
A small tip from a guy who has graduted from Computer Science : School will teach you everything but little little. So you have to improve yourself by your own.
I think, when you work at Naughty Dog, you can be so proud of the game you've worked at. I can't imagine, that IW, Treyarch or Sledgehammer can be really proud of their 'Call of Duty' at the end. Maybe this is not really their fault, because they have just limited freedom, because of Activision, but who knows.
NeoN FoX actually IW=4 good cod games(cod 2,mwseries)
treyarch=4 good cod games(cod 3,waw,blops 1&2)
sledgehammer= 1 good cod games(mw3)
Treyarch is the king of COD. So since Black Ops had good sells on their games they are defo proud
These guys are living my dream!
currently studying Game Design in Cambridge, 2 more years of my degree and I'll be on my way to you guys! ;)
Adam Mackowiak 2 years have passed how is it going did you do good?
damn im 18 in my first year un college and im studying programation i love to work some day there i love them
How am i gonna program when Im so bad at maths
python solves problem
The Young Gamer It's not too much math mostly creativity
Jimmy Harry you heard them,they want you to know math.You can be creative but you need to know some math.With python you can easily count 2+2 just tupe 2+2 and result will come by itself.I think that that little things made a Python most powerful programming language of all.
actually programming is easier than math because you have visuals that show you what's going on and you also know what you want to make this code for,in math i used to solve problems that i don't understand the point of or didn't care about the end result. what they mean by being good at math (espeacially calculus) is that you'll need the same thinking of math solving like connecting a certain variable to a certain event
Aleksandar Zdravkovic Python is by no means the most powerful programming language. It is much slower than an optimized C++ program and is really only good for scripting and machine learning. On top of that, knowing linear algebra and basic calculus is a must in the game dev industry. Knowing dot products and matrix multiplications, transformation matrices, etc. simple addition and subtraction will only get you so far but for complex 3D simulations, learning all of that is essential.
you all are doing great job entertaining everyone
im a programmer, i know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, PHP, SQL, Jquery, ruby, rubu on rails, c++, c, objective-c, and Python
We need Jak 4 !! And Crash for PS4.
I'm learning C++ by myself. My dream is to become a game programer, but ai don't see many Asian programers in the big studio game companies.
Dont worry
Asians are smarter than whites
I suck at math :(
Any recommendations for the math topics a game programmer should be adept at? Other than basic vector maths
Me: *Applies for Naught Dog*
ND: *calls me* "Ready for your phone interview?"
Me: "Yes."
ND: "Name 15 breeds of dogs."
Me: "Umm... "
ND: "Sorry sir, you're not qualified." *hangs up*
Me: :(
My dream job! To work at naughty dog will be epic!
I'm trying to learn how to code, bu I dont know where to start and i'm not sure wich coding language you need to know to go and work there. Any tips?
Java is pretty easy to pick up and then move on to C++
+ThePlushNinja they are all object oriented but c++ should be your main focus but they all share the same design process.
Wouldn't it be much easier to start learning the basics with a higher level language like C# or Java and then once your fluent enough in that then start with C++ since it's not exactly a beginners language?
Khan academy thats where I learn math there is literally everything from linear algebra through calculus to Vector math almost every game studio want from you strong 3D math and strong 3D math = Vectors math and linear algebra
Naughty Dog is the best!
I'm so proud to have a housemate that works there!
very nice always push hard...
They're all programmers and no one of them wears glasses... contact lenses maybe.
Robert328851 or strong eyes 😂
There are a lot of gaming companies that know require only basic math.
i bet they play uncharted 4 in the background :(
I'm really hoping to become a sound designer at Naughty Dog! 😁
I wanna be a game desinger when Im outta highschool I would love to work for naughty dog so I could show them my ideas to :)
jade bennett College*
Naugthy Dog is the best World studio, i have no doubts that their next 2 games on Ps4 will be Game of the year contenders and classics that will be remembre for ages.
#GodsofGaming
Naughty dog thank you for making games that will always leave amazing memories my dream is to go work at naughty dogs although math really isn't my thing I will try harder to master it I'm taking computer programming rn in highschool I love to draw and I love to play video games and that game tester thing I would also love to do that if I get accepted (hopefully lol) i wanna test ur games because I usually break games like glitches or bugs 🙄😞 but thank you with video gave me lots of motivation
Sony invested big in 1st party studios.
Please we want joel alive last of us part 3
Puro talento junto, solo puedo esperar y soñar que cada se superan. Respeto y hurra por ustedes y el trabajo que realizan.
I would like to make trailers, cutscenes, I like to edit videos, doing this kind of videos, I feel in love when I touch a camera and when I start editing the clips, I do believe in my talent, in every single game I pay so much attention to cutscenes to see the camera angles etc but nevermind thats probably not who they are looking for xD
***** Hmm :\ I don't think so, even if I got an interview etc I have no way how to go to their country, I'm not in a very good point in my live... I want to get a job where I can be related to image & audio editing, I need a job but... Can't get any. Here in Portugal the gaming industry and cinema isn't large...
most amazing gaming company in the world
@3:25 this man just gave me hope
I always say exact what he said!
they will never care for what I am doing
I should give it a try
ima work here some day 100%
I always get goosebumps, hearing their thoughts. Everyday, I watch this awesome and badass video, in order to push myself to the next level) Someday, I will be working there for this powerful game company Naughty Dog! I adore it)
WTF, I'm seeing comment from an Uzbek under gamedev related video for the first f*cking time!
I understand the need for maths in programming (as I am a programmer) but my maths isn't well versed but I know how to google the maths I need. I did once learn calculus but I have forgotten most of what I learned. However I know how to goto google and check what combo of sin/cos/tan I need to use for a particular problem. I have worked on several games, two published, have over 30 years experience with computer games, 15 years programming, well versed with unreal engine 3 and doing well with 4. Working on a solo project game currently, doing everything in all areas. And with all this and no maths qualifications..... I wouldn't stand a chance. Top companies like this want savants because they can pay for them.
Can't wait to give it a try
I always thought it was a bunch of 21 year olds working there, but it's really 40 year old making these dope games