Quote from st0lve7 was probably the one that I liked to watch the most. The story was great
I liked both 7, and 8. Not many people really enjoyed 8 - but at number 9 is where I fell off the boat. 10 was suprisingly decent, as is the new one (12). With the new one they revamped the combat, and I thought it was pretty neat. I'm like 16 hours into it.
I wouldn't bet the farm. 
867-5309
You got it.
(is hullbreach still alive?)
Good luck with recruitment, this mod will be the top dog around the source engine for a long time. It sort of reminds me of hostile intent, which is good.
I think my processor would explode if I tried to compile that.
it looks brilliant though man, can't wait to play it.
I think it looks good, I wish I was capable of that doom3/prey/natural selection mapping stlye... then I'm sure my hallways wouldn't look like utter shit.
Happy new year folks! A whole new year - I hope it's wrought with success for everyone at .core and in the mapping community... Except for Blink at interlopers.. he's a prick.
Brilliant, I really like the building architecture.
You bastards, I have 6 more hours.
I'd try and help out - but I'm not quite up to insurgency standards I don't think. 
Gearbox didn't hire you? 
EDIT: the first thing I do when I'm 18 - is applying for a 'cog' position. Of course, if I get in I'll have to go back and finish school afterwards
Quote from FrieChamp3. Find the meaning of life
They say ... it's 42. Don't tell.
Quote from kleinlukadidnt you just start working at gearbox?
I had heard that as well. I'd recomend you complete the cog program, or whatever you are doing so you can beef up your resume before you think about moving on.
1. Learn Pyhton, then move to php/c++
2. Stop cursing like a sailor
3. keep up with mapping
4. good marks in school
5. set up a mapping portfolio
6 learn to speak Irish/Gaeilge
Number 6 is going to be my hardest thing I think...
Do you fellas draw this stuff by hand? Or do you use digital cameras to take pictures, and then edit them up? or both?
After a long break from the mapping scene - I've decided to kick off my triumphant return with a small, but neat, singleplayer map pack. Namely, so I can learn the ins and outs of controlling NPCs, lighting, and all sorts of that stuff. Considering, making my favourite singleplayer areas into ORIGINAL deathmatch areas didn't go over so well with anybody .
Anyway, the map - called 'SubVia' won't feature anything too special/groundbreaking, and I still have a long ass way to go with it. In fact, some of you may or may not recognize this scene from an earlier work of mine trying to recreate an old subway tunnel. Recently, I've sinced transformed it into something much more neat... but most importantly, I'm happy with how it's turning out. Who knows, maybe I'll add my own decals sometime! So far I've figured out how to make NPCs do some basic actions - like moving along a path, sitting, and well - that's all so far. It's an ongoing learning experience! Here are some pics... but keep in mind with the framerate, my rig isn't top of the line, and all the graphical settings(except for verticle sync, and water reflections - are maxed out. Please let me know what you think about the map/ changes and all that. Good day.
http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/5529 ... 004uy1.jpg
http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/9649 ... 005nu8.jpg
http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/7180 ... 006mt9.jpg
Even if this doesn't turn out to be the singleplayer map pack extraveganza that I hope, I'm still pretty happy with my progress.
I never realized how much professional talent there was here at mapcore!
It's going to be exactly the same game... just a different setting.
damn, maybe I should try to get a job doing this stuff
I don;t want to buy episode 2... I just want TF2. Christ.
