Quote from MazyPlayed a bit the last 2 days with some friends. I'm absolute shite at it, barely maintaining a 1:1 KDR most of the time, but I was actually having fun with it. Kinda forgot just how unforgiving CS can be, but also how rewarding it ends up being.
Same here, I just bought it today. But on a map I was 3 times mvp 
Need more maps btw.
I like the game but I made an awesome pack of RAGEQUIT during the beta. Don't know if it's good to buy 
It's time to start my sci fi CE3 project i wanted to do since a long time
The first step !!!
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Thanks guys
I need to update it now 
Quote from Senturafrench studio, figured you'd be nationalistic as well!
In France, we are regionalist, not nationalist.
Me again at Saint Malo 
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Don't get me wrong, I don't want to do this all my life, just a part of this year 
Just to finish some personal business then after that I'm free to move !
Anyway I choose to keep my actual room to work at home, professional or not. I'm very late on my skill, never did a lot of stuff on recent engine so I guess it's the moment.
I would love to work as a props or texture artist remotely, this is what I prefer when I worked at Ubi. I love building environment but making props and texture is less stressfull 
and this it what my portfolio is missing...
Don't worry, I'm prepared. I already did my studies in a foreign country really far from home. But it's actually not the best moment to move I think. But If I don't find my way, I'm still prepared to move anyway.
Yeah I know what you and Alex are talking about. When I needed to work on design during my project, I wasn't very motivated 
The three reasons I want to work remotely this year :
- I'm 25 but I don't have my driving license 
Now I have the money but it take time and Paris is not the best place to do it.
- I really want people to consider me as an env artist and not a designer, I want to take some time working on my port. Last year before I enterred Ubisoft, I was call for a level designer position...
- I'm very attached to a person here and she can't move this year.
Thanks for your post.
PhilipK, with my 5 months of remote work, I passed in all the things you said, the first 2 months were really difficult because I had nothing planned and it was hard to have stable shedule. But thanks to where I lived after that and my friends, I was finally very motivated and didn't spend a lot of time at home except for work So I think now I'm ready, I know things I have to avoid, etc...
Dux, working on NS2 is really huge I think I can understand why you chose to work alone. Working with a big team is not easy. I worked 6 months at Ubi Paris before that and I can say without a mistake that it's the biggest studio in France. But I enjoyed it ! I like seeing people at work and I really want to work with other people but not now
About finding a job, I think my portfolio miss some art content, I should take a few months to work on great piece of art (want to make somestuff on CE3) lot of my work is partially level design and building but I miss some great props, mod and textures.
Yeah I'm a Super-Villain
Thanks.
Hi guys !
I want to talk with you about remote work in video game companies. Because now I'm strongly attached to the city where I'm living and the closest interesting game company for me is in Paris, a city I completly dislike to live in because of the price of life (not far from a half of your pay for a room is not possible ) I was working as a contractual the last 5 months and, yes working alone at home is very difficult but after two months I found my marks and I really enjoyed living with my closest friends.
But now it's finished and I'm thinking about working like this the next year for some good reasons (after that I will move wherever I can) So I'm asking for help, advice and testimonials from people who already did this 
Thanks guys !
Hi Guys ! I made another update since I'm looking for my next job (even if I'm not in a hurry, haha 
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Certified no cats in it !
Are you saying CSGO Beta SDK is good? Well, I can't say much because the epic amounts of memory it seems to use. After an hour or little more mapping, textures in Face-Edit start using the image of last one used and animations on characters stop (not that I wanted them in the first place anyway) and the Hammer overall starts getting bit slow and eventually it crashes. I have 6GB of DDR3 memory, so it shouldn't be a problem really.
It's faster than tf2 one. But I didn't use it too much to see it crashing I guess
i'll buy even if I'm not a big cs player. But I started making map for cs 1.6 so I want to continue on this one The SDK is cooler than TF2 one btw.
Starting playing Rage, really like it !
Still loving it but OMG this game is so fucking easy, come on !
Yeah, it should be ok for Valve if their tools are very accesible even if the next engine is less powerfull than CE3 and consorts.
There is always people to make map and mod for valve's game
All hooligans come from England, I'm not surprised 
So what's about the B word now ?
