2d-chris

@Helder Pinto Been playing this a lot the past few days, really excellent, city area seems a little sniper heavy, I know you can flank, but when shit kicks off on the point it's easy to be a target. I'm having a blast as always. Love the futuristic stage, the cover that pops up is pretty interesting, happy to see you guys experimenting more with dynamic environments, pretty fun with Moira Love the idea of the fastest route to the point being the most dangerous (the small chokepoint having to go uphill) nice touches to keep the maps unique. Visually, I have nothing to say other than, damnnnnn ... all you need now is some giant dominoes in the spawn room.

Hey guys, just a heads up, we're looking to hire a senior level designer to work on Fortnite at Epic Games HQ in North Carolina, cheers! https://epicgames.avature.net/careers/JobDetail/Senior-Level-Designer-Fortnite/3141

Loving the new map, ehehe, the boats are awesome

Might, Might not.

Torbspawn! Shield tank confirmed? Looking forward to play her either way, another tank is gewd.

It's soooo good, must be one of my fav maps ever, so creative!

hehe, if we got paid what other people in the tech industry get on average, this chart would be off the scale. some wise words here for sure, doing things procedural no matter your area is certainly wise, if nothing else it's a blast to figure out, but everything has it's limits, just need to figure out the pros and cons. Whats interesting recently, is the biggest games are pretty limited in scope, which is actually smart in it's own right, especially as costs keep going up. I guess, what blows my mind, is how much gamers expect, for say, $30, in a bar, that's a couple of beers and a pizza, maybe 2-3 hours of entertainment, yet games are somewhat expected to last forever, for such value? I'm certainly not advocating we make games $200, but it always fascinates me. Maybe the real issue here is eating/drinking out is too damn expensive!

I've been on some mod teams run by 15 year olds, it can work, but the multiple projects parts basically reads as you don't really have a vision at all. Which is actually fine, if it's just yourself. Getting people interested and involved, especially the ones with actual talent, is a lot of work, especially when it's for free. Hell, even with my 15 or so years experience I'd probably struggle to get a talented team together. Rules are certainly made to be broken, but the advise here is golden and you're more likely to succeed following it than not, if you care about maximizing your chances.

Awesome maps people, inspiring! This isn't so pretty to look at, but I'm making good progress with my little game prototype.

Save for my adventure Make a game all by myself, mostly for shits and giggles, but I'll learn a lot Get a little fitter, I'm not in bad shape but can always improve

mavic pro drone sony a6500 with 16-35mm sony a7rII with 24-70mm gm and 70-300mm g sony rx100IV sony fdx3000 pilotfly h2 gimbal and 3000 other small things

hehe thx, I added a short eye candy video for those who don't want to hear me waffle on about rocks for 45 mins, in glorious 4k too!

Hey guys, so this summer I went on a really exciting 16 day adventure of Iceland, decided to document most of it and whip up a video series of all 16 days. We have a bunch of artists here who might appreciate the landscapes, the variety of landscapes literally felt like Skyrim, every 50KM or so it felt like a completely different location, no dragons though. The playlist of all 3 parts is below, you can also find my videos on Vimeo for slightly higher quality https://vimeo.com/2dchris Hope you guys enjoy!

If it's non profit, I doubt it. Many, many people do it, never heard of it being a legal issue.