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GCSEs are over for some of us now! *wipes sweat from brow*
Some of us with good results, some maybe not so good...
But can you imagine if there was a GCSE in Gaming?!
I would pass it easily.... infact id probably get an A* :-)
Its too late for us, but for our children, childrens children, childrens childrens children...... We need to do it for them!
We can take this to the top and make the world know..... that a GCSE should be issued to Gaming! :-)
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What the GCSE would consist of:
Practical Work - 85%
Coursework - 5%
Theory Work (Exam) - 10%
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The practical work would be to pick 5 different games, 1 driving, 1 strategy, 1 puzzle, 1 shooting, 1 beat em up....
You would need to get highscores to achieve better grades, Bonus Grades awarded for opening secret levels! :-)
Coursework...... what can I say?..... I hate it, you hate it, we all hate it, and our childrens childrens children will probably hate it too!
5%.... Pah! I'll make up for it with the practical!
Theory Work.... This proably the hardest part of the GCSE, and seperates the real Foggers from the newbies!
You have to know all the tecnical stuff, how to make a computer game, and the best food and drink to have while playing games...... all very important issues in gaming! and worth 10%!
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Are you with me on this one?! :-)
If not, do it for your childrens childrens children! :-P
Some of us with good results, some maybe not so good...
But can you imagine if there was a GCSE in Gaming?!
I would pass it easily.... infact id probably get an A* :-)
Its too late for us, but for our children, childrens children, childrens childrens children...... We need to do it for them!
We can take this to the top and make the world know..... that a GCSE should be issued to Gaming! :-)
----
What the GCSE would consist of:
Practical Work - 85%
Coursework - 5%
Theory Work (Exam) - 10%
----
The practical work would be to pick 5 different games, 1 driving, 1 strategy, 1 puzzle, 1 shooting, 1 beat em up....
You would need to get highscores to achieve better grades, Bonus Grades awarded for opening secret levels! :-)
Coursework...... what can I say?..... I hate it, you hate it, we all hate it, and our childrens childrens children will probably hate it too!
5%.... Pah! I'll make up for it with the practical!
Theory Work.... This proably the hardest part of the GCSE, and seperates the real Foggers from the newbies!
You have to know all the tecnical stuff, how to make a computer game, and the best food and drink to have while playing games...... all very important issues in gaming! and worth 10%!
----
Are you with me on this one?! :-)
If not, do it for your childrens childrens children! :-P
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Fogmaster wrote:
> become a millionaire then travel forward in time to your retirement and spend all your 'hard' earned cash.
Yes but a million pounds back then, is about £10 today! :-)
> become a millionaire then travel forward in time to your retirement and spend all your 'hard' earned cash.
Yes but a million pounds back then, is about £10 today! :-)
now all we need is a time travelling machine and you can teach your wisdom to the govenment and you will get all A*s! maybe you'll do the same with your Alevels get a great job, become a millionaire then travel forward in time to your retirement and spend all your 'hard' earned cash.
GCSEs are over for some of us now! *wipes sweat from brow*
Some of us with good results, some maybe not so good...
But can you imagine if there was a GCSE in Gaming?!
I would pass it easily.... infact id probably get an A* :-)
Its too late for us, but for our children, childrens children, childrens childrens children...... We need to do it for them!
We can take this to the top and make the world know..... that a GCSE should be issued to Gaming! :-)
----
What the GCSE would consist of:
Practical Work - 85%
Coursework - 5%
Theory Work (Exam) - 10%
----
The practical work would be to pick 5 different games, 1 driving, 1 strategy, 1 puzzle, 1 shooting, 1 beat em up....
You would need to get highscores to achieve better grades, Bonus Grades awarded for opening secret levels! :-)
Coursework...... what can I say?..... I hate it, you hate it, we all hate it, and our childrens childrens children will probably hate it too!
5%.... Pah! I'll make up for it with the practical!
Theory Work.... This proably the hardest part of the GCSE, and seperates the real Foggers from the newbies!
You have to know all the tecnical stuff, how to make a computer game, and the best food and drink to have while playing games...... all very important issues in gaming! and worth 10%!
----
Are you with me on this one?! :-)
If not, do it for your childrens childrens children! :-P
Some of us with good results, some maybe not so good...
But can you imagine if there was a GCSE in Gaming?!
I would pass it easily.... infact id probably get an A* :-)
Its too late for us, but for our children, childrens children, childrens childrens children...... We need to do it for them!
We can take this to the top and make the world know..... that a GCSE should be issued to Gaming! :-)
----
What the GCSE would consist of:
Practical Work - 85%
Coursework - 5%
Theory Work (Exam) - 10%
----
The practical work would be to pick 5 different games, 1 driving, 1 strategy, 1 puzzle, 1 shooting, 1 beat em up....
You would need to get highscores to achieve better grades, Bonus Grades awarded for opening secret levels! :-)
Coursework...... what can I say?..... I hate it, you hate it, we all hate it, and our childrens childrens children will probably hate it too!
5%.... Pah! I'll make up for it with the practical!
Theory Work.... This proably the hardest part of the GCSE, and seperates the real Foggers from the newbies!
You have to know all the tecnical stuff, how to make a computer game, and the best food and drink to have while playing games...... all very important issues in gaming! and worth 10%!
----
Are you with me on this one?! :-)
If not, do it for your childrens childrens children! :-P
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