Video Game Tester - Shocking Fact, You Don't Work At Home!

Game testers have this crazy notion that you can earn money testing video games without even leaving your house. This can be understandable due to the fact that every piece of information available to aspiring video game testers is just a bunch of lies and scams. That's right, this way of thinking has been brought about by lies. As a tester, you do not work at your own house.

So there's a shocking fact, you don't work at home. Testers actually have to go to a company associated building and test out the games there. They might let you have the game when they're done testing it, but you won't be able to take it home. The only times I've ever seen a video game tester get to take home work is when they're sick for more than months and the companies set them up themselves. So then, why do companies have their video game testers come to them?

• If they send games via mail like the boogus programs say they will, they'll be risking the chance of having you copy and redistribute the game. You might be the most trustworthy guy in the world, but if the company is risking a future profit of more than a million dollars, why should they risk something so big?
• They might run the risk of getting the game lost in the mail or having it misdirected to another location entirely. This happens often with mail, and if someone see's that they have just recieved starcraft 2 and they are video game lovers, do you think that they'll return it?

Gaming companies are tremendously smart, and so they take the most slightest precautions so as to not lose tons of money. So if you wish to become a tester, than you should know that you won't be testing the games in your home.

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