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Sure enough, spending time pressing my nose to the grindstone trying to be creative made my work much more interesting. Sure, there are people who started out more creative than me, and still more who learn faster than I do, but the point is, talent is not fixed. It can grow.
I think it comes down to the fact that the wiser you become the more you realize just how little you know. There is SOOO much to learn, it can be humbling and paralyzing. It can have you forget how well you did X or Y and instead, you focus on the Z that you don't know.
Absolutely. It can be SO intimidating once you start to grasp the vastness and complexity of making games (as I imagine it would for any kind of art). I think the best response is to think in terms of how much room you have to grow and how much you can do if you keep learning
I try to remind myself that often, no one knows what they're doing (especially when creating something new). We're all just 'winging it' as best we can. Make educated guesses (and/or doing research), etc. 100% -- Never stop learning. Never stop improving.
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