I could post endlessly, but ...
It fits the cold, corporate and secretive planet like a well fitting glove, absolutely perfect. The entire OST was brilliant.
what? it's awesome ... if you get the start menu mod ;P
For SP space fans, check this kickstater project out, some experienced devs and no other than Jack Wall doing the OST. Pretty freaking exciting.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fugit…/into-the-stars
the problem with my gaming la[top isn't performance or price, its the god damned noise the fans and dv drive make in gaming or movie operation. It's like a hair drier. I hope the newer laptops have found a way to be MUCH quieter. Noise is the one thing that is hard if not impossible to judge on a spec sheet.
awesome movie
senior just means your old and boring 
I only got planetary annihilation for 4 bucks, and just to think they where asking 85 big ones for early access D:
Have a good one ya'll
grats, looks fun
There are also expectations, when you gain a reputation you want to keep it going, preferably in the right direction. I fit somewhere between the popular comments in this thread, it really depends if it's professional or personal work, but I do lean towards the burned out comment, level design is very unique, it takes 6 months or so of dedication to pull something great out of the bag. Environment art is a little more separated, you can bounce back and forward for all the different elements to keep yourself entertained, see great progress, almost a finished asset in relatively short periods of time. Even then, it's defo similar for every role out there.
So, a good solution would be to invest time in both the artistic, gameplay and performance of your levels, even if your not an expert in them all. This is pretty much what I do on a day to day basis.
what? you guys didn't click for bitchz?
German tavern man 2d-chris says goodbye to fellow developers and Germany
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It's a lot of effort to design your own house, also the land itself is worth a big chunk of that money, look at that location! But yeah, it looks quite souless, but its not like he can't afford to get it refitted ...
theres got to be more going on than meets the eye, maybe the movie was aweful
Yeah, Facing Worlds was a real eye opener, probably the single most important map for me. For CS there are simply too many that where all inspiring - many of them were made by people in this community, great times.
I loved
cs_bikini and that jungle one Mike made? For making new interesting locations with custom art, he also added a lot of life to the maps back then.
cs_morningstar? PhilipK's hotel map, this was awesome, clean, nice layout and pretty as hell. I remember making podbot waypoint for this map
de_aztec, a very cool setting, interesting unbalanced layout and the tension at those double doors in clan games will never be topped for me.
de_laguna, de_volare, cs_shogun, de_rock, de_karachi, cs_industrywest, cs_infiltration? by Nay ... and that sandy temple one from Mazy. Uhhh too many to mention, each one was so influential and ahead of their time.
It's quite funny, no matter what I build these days, if it's a related theme these old cs maps are the first thing that come to my mind.
lol those gfx are so 2012
Try it, you'll learn some useful stuff, even if it ends up just being a little experiment.
game looks fun as hell, return to proper uncharted IMO, 3 was a pretty big disappointment for me.
I'm the king of blorange, the Michael bay of level designers, eat it
Quote from ChA1NsAwOh my, it's a can't be unseen thing, fuck. It's everywhere.
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It's fine, what matters is your work.
