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Even if we say that Physics degree isn't completely useless, it's a luxurious hobby. Luxurious indicates that not everyone can afford it. So you know, if someone spends money on stuff that he/she can't afford (even when he/she thinks he/she can) we call him/her irresponsible, imagination lacking...

There are a lot of people out there who realized that working in physics isn't for them even if they are interested in subject. Im'm one of them. I also realized that I absoluty hate programming. I find it dull and boring. So my BSc turned out to be useless. After my BSc I went to the art school...

You know, I have found doing Physics (research) boring, repetitve and no-creativity job. I study at art school now and ended up in gamedev doing story and art.There is no guarantee that you will find REAL physics interesting. Popsci books and movies are cool. But real research is mundane. You...

True. If you want to do game design you can go either technical side (programming) or artistic side (2d graphic, 3d modeling, animation). Creative writing is great skill to pick up somewhere but it's not something that allows you to break into industry. More or less Comp Sci or Art school is the...

Chiro, why did you leave gamedev industry?

Have in mind that you probably won't get a job in physics anyway. If you like medicine, do medicine and keep physics as hobby.

It depends on what type of design and games would you like to do.

Don't do this to yourself. You'll spend 10 years in school studying Physics only to get a job that's not related in it. It's not worth it - no matter if you are in your 20s or 30s. It's not matter of hard work. No matter how hard you work, if there are no jobs, you won't get one. In my field...

Why don't you get BSc in chosen engineering field via online/evening/part time classes then? You are still young, not poor so you can afford it and you don't need to study whole 4 years (2 maybe?).