2d-chris

On it!

@MapCore can we have a sticky Discussion Thread or Subforum like for the Unreal Tournament contest? It would be helpful to talk to others since the tools for DoI seem sparsly documented.

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

I worked with these guys for a little over 5 years, and it was in no small part responsible for where I am today, if anyone is on the fence about this, do it, you won't regret! 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

I'm think I'm gonna give this a go  Good luck everyone!

it's about the babes 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Designing maps for a new game mode is a great challenge, that's how you can improve as a designer

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

Many designers don't actually play the game as much as you'd think, it's about the ability to look at what works and figure out why, I could play CS:GO for 60 hours and make a good level, you just look at examples and figure it out, A part of what makes showdown interesting, is you will be discovering what makes the mode great, developing games is hard, it's even harder when they are not complete yet. This is very similar to working in a development team, not on games that have been proven long ago.
The point of any contest really is to better yourself, we will always be considering good levels for the market place and the game, even after the contest has finished.  
 
 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fkc1hweebknvlyr/Showdown.pdf?dl=0
All the info you need should be in the contest forum section!