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Game development is hard

Just having a giant budget won't automatically make you a good game. There are
thousands of decent games out there, but the only games that are truly good, don't
require only a lot of money, but mostly a lot of effort.

It means a lot of people working on the project, together in a teamwork collaborative
effort. AAA or triple A games is what people understand as best games out there.
But they are really just games that have most people working on the project in a
corporate company and  have an insane budget.

But just good cinematics and cool lightning effects won't exactly grant anything more
than a decent game. To get to the second level, you'll need to work really hard to
achieve any meaningful results.

This means time management, strain, focus, concentration and apply what you've
learned in school, use and improve your memory skills. Textures are hard to make
and just a little bit of beautiful sunshine won't work here.

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