Question

pitches and game proposals represent what fundamental truth of game development? if a developer cant create a solid pitch or proposal, they probably dont have a good idea for a game. reviewers are heavily swayed by the statements made by a game company. developers need a source of money to live while they create a game. game development is all about attracting attention, not about making a quality product.

Explanation:

A solid pitch or proposal is crucial as it reflects the developer's understanding and clarity of the game idea. If one can't create it, it implies a lack of a well - thought - out concept. Reviewers being swayed is not a fundamental truth (they should base on more than just statements). While money is needed, it's not the core represented by pitches. Game development is about both quality and attention, but the first option directly relates to the essence of pitches/proposals.

Answer:

If a developer can't create a solid pitch or proposal, they probably don't have a good idea for a game.