very nice, robert.
the ground texture could be better. it looks a bit cobbly and dry. how about adding some moss and more vivid colours and contrast to it?
the rest is very very good looking, mister ![]()
very nice, robert.
the ground texture could be better. it looks a bit cobbly and dry. how about adding some moss and more vivid colours and contrast to it?
the rest is very very good looking, mister ![]()
Quote from Rick_Dit seems SK have some valid arguements, if you actually read what they are alleging - I wonder if Epic will bother to make a statement or if they will just hide behind lawyers at court? D:
QuoteEpic Games' Vice President Mark Rein sent out a press release this afternoon notifying some gaming press of the suit: "This morning we were served with a lawsuit by Silicon Knights. We believe the claims against us are unfounded and without merit and we intend to fully defend against them," said Rein.
"We'd love to tell you more about it but unfortunately our lawyers want us to save our comments for the courthouse so we're going to do our best to comply with their wishes. In that vein we'd appreciate if our friends in the industry and media would refrain from asking us about the suit because we're only going to say 'no comment.' We just wanted to share the news directly before the rumor mill starts churning."
got my new camera today! nikon d50 + nikkor 18-135 lens. sweet as!
first quick foto. out to the woods now.
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what kind of camera/lens did you use? very nice fotos but some are a bit too contrasty, dont you think?
its just so much nicer when its clean
my room can be pretty messy at times but its not that hard to keep it tidy, really. give it a try ![]()
i actually bought one more plant a few weeks ago. feels a bit like a rainforest here now ![]()
Metal-la-la-la:
heh. i played the sax for about 6 years and then stopped. i still have it and since its so pretty and expensive i didnt want it to be hidden in the case under my bed.
cant you pick me up at your way to leipzig? i guess that coming from frankfurt at some point you'd come past my city anyway
heh a bus full of crytek employees
i'll try to be there this year.
yes this game kicks some major ass. i think its prettier than crysis - but then again i'll have to play both on a high end machine to really judge that ![]()
i'll buy it! ![]()
btw.. i was able to play hitman bm quite fine on my laptop. it slowed down in the odd places but still playable enough. think i'll be able to play k&l on the same machine?
i so cant wait for this game.
when is it coming out anyway?!
like zap said
1. usually studios book a flight for you and..
2. ..pick you up at the airport or connecting trainstation (or get someone to pick you up, like a cab)
3. i'd probably consider it rude, yes. in this case - if its not all too expensive - you should book a flight yourself. but maybe it depends on how desperate the company is to hire you. some might actually be fine with that ![]()
4. definitely check out the area around the office and city center. also if you get the chance to talk to a couple of people from the company (like if they take you out for lunch) ask as many questions about the life there as possible. find out how much the average rent is and compare it with your proposed salary.
he doesnt looks so adorable in this vid
psycho:
theres plenty of studios in the UK. this is just the south east and theres probably even more that are not listed:
drool so many nice trailers. the gameplay video of call of duty 4 looks nice too. very immersive! cant wait for this game. does anyone know if it only hits consoles or if it is pc too? with so many cool games coming out i need to start thinking about purchasing a console soon!
fuck yeah! that too human trailer is just too cool!
yup that looks pretty nice. i wasnt overwhelmed but from what i heard i thought it would be worse. some very very nice art in there.
what warby said. usually its a lot easier to snap up some contract work if you got inhouse experience and shipped titles. otherwise you're just gonna get the shitty stuff. remember that when you apply for remote work you might not be the only one and you might have some tough competition. get as many reasons as possible to convince a company to hire you!
you dont need a job (remote or on-site) to improve your skills though. if you have a desire to do so you should just go ahead, paid or not, and improve as much as you can.
yah thats pretty damn sweet, pericoloso.