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7.10 Ascension
5 years ago
Riot just introduced in client replay system
I felt myself age reading this.
7.10 Ascension
5 years ago
Riot just introduced in client replay system
I felt myself age reading this.
Sorry to make you feel ancient
get off my lawn.
just kidding.
i'm young enough that i'll never know what home ownership is like, let alone a home with a lawn.
but i will go take some back pain medication.
30 seconds of google reveal you easily make 100k+
Like yeah yeah cost of living, we get it, but that isnt funny at all and looks childish as f**k.
I actually publish my salary as part of pay transparency efforts within the gaming industry. That said, where I live, it's definitely true that I will likely never own a house with a lawn. Apartments here cost 400-500k, let alone houses! In California, where I'm moving to, you're looking at 3-4x that. House prices have risen faster than salaries have, and that's true in most places.
I don't really want to argue with you; I'm sorry the joke didn't land well with you.
Edit: added an updated report since you reminded me I needed to this year
750 disposable on a £16k salary
Teach me how you did it omg, I'm budgeting on 16k right now and it's hard
This was back in 2013. My rent was only 400 pounds and everything was a lot cheaper than it is now. I didn't (and still don't) have any life outside of video games, no kids, no school debt, no gf etc
how did you get your foot into riot without a degree?
I had been working as software engineer for a couple of years. A post showed up on Reddit, and I responded to it. /u/xNymia, a former Rioter, showed the post to the person who would eventually become my team lead and manager. They invited me to interview with them for a position as an application security engineer. The rest is history.
In general, we don't require degrees to work at Riot. However, if you're trying to get a new position specifically in a place where you require visa sponsorship, a degree is almost certainly required because of immigration laws.
I had been working as software engineer for a couple of years. A post showed up on Reddit, and I responded to it. /u/xNymia, a former Rioter, showed the post to the person who would eventually become my team lead and manager. They invited me to interview with them for a position as an application security engineer. The rest is history.
In general, we don't require degrees to work at Riot. However, if you're trying to get a new position specifically in a place where you require visa sponsorship, a degree is almost certainly required because of immigration laws.
Best decision I ever made.
Best decision I ever made.
https://c.tenor.com/83MYEeLzleIAAAAC/surprise-surprisemotherf*cker.gif
edit: Also the mods should probably remove my Riot tag, nothing quite like timely offboarding /u/IcyColdStare <3
