Hi.
Lol is 2200 a typo? Here in the US, you can do a lot with 2200 dollars
if you live in the right place. That lasts our 3 person family a whole
month though just barely and we have a new four wheel drive truck with a
6 leter v8 gas guzzling engine, a pretty fancy car, a new comfortable
home that we own, not rent, and we use natural gas for heat, electricity
for cooling and whatnot. Granted, we built the house ourselves, but still.
Cheers, Sent with Thunderbird 31.3.0 portable
On 6/17/2015 2:09 AM, shaun everiss wrote:
And thats another point I can agree on.
While I may spend a bit on games and other stuff realisticly if I lost
my living at home situation I doubt I could even afford the net now or
even a game.
I get payed around 2200 dollars a week. take 50 for rent maybe 100 for
food and a few other things and I am allready out of cash and rent
costs more than 50 dollars so allready I have no cash at all.
I myself am not a traveler I would need someone to travel with.
At 02:33 a.m. 16/06/2015, you wrote:
Hi Josh,
I agree that going to blind conventions is probably the best way to
market accessible games to the blind community. Unfortunately, we come
back to the problem of money. A lot of audio game developers are blind
themselves, are probably only getting SSI for income, so do not have a
lot of money to spend on airfare, hotel rooms, and everything else
required for extensive travel to and from various convention centers.
That means while it might be a good way to promote a product the game
developer still needs to raise enough cash to actually go to said
conventions in the first place.
Cheers!
On 6/15/15, Josh K <joshknnd1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think the best way to really get games out there would be to attend
> the ACB and nfb conventions and bring them to the attention of many
many
> blind people and agencies.
>
> follow me on twitter @joshknnd1982
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