TheOnlyDoubleF

I was working on some litle nighttime scene and then just made the scene to be a bombsite. It's a old industrial kind of city with one bombsite below a railway and the other bombsite will be in some more indoor kind of area like a big hangar or fabric, still didn't decide. I will just go on with the flow and see where it takes me. It's not my original workflow, but it's fun so far

Hello guys, 
We are looking for a lot of people design and art here in Ubisoft Annecy, France. Probably the Ubisoft studio with the most amazing view on the mountains you can have from your desk! 
There is a lot to be and everything happening here atm is super exciting. 
 
Design

Technical Game designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680981094&is-redirect=true
Economic Game Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680819719&is-redirect=true
Technical Level Designer : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677313149&is-redirect=true
Level Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721672&is-redirect=true
 
Art

Artistic Director: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681040267&is-redirect=true
Technical Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681026838&is-redirect=true
Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680337392&is-redirect=true
3D Environment / Nature Artist : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677191956&is-redirect=true
Senior Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721483&is-redirect=true
Lead 3D Environment Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676720681&is-redirect=true
 
Don't hesitate to ping me if you find something interesting and I'll see if I can help. 

Hello guys, 
We are looking for a lot of people design and art here in Ubisoft Annecy, France. Probably the Ubisoft studio with the most amazing view on the mountains you can have from your desk! 
There is a lot to be and everything happening here atm is super exciting. 
 
Design

Technical Game designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680981094&is-redirect=true
Economic Game Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680819719&is-redirect=true
Technical Level Designer : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677313149&is-redirect=true
Level Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721672&is-redirect=true
 
Art

Artistic Director: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681040267&is-redirect=true
Technical Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681026838&is-redirect=true
Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680337392&is-redirect=true
3D Environment / Nature Artist : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677191956&is-redirect=true
Senior Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721483&is-redirect=true
Lead 3D Environment Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676720681&is-redirect=true
 
Don't hesitate to ping me if you find something interesting and I'll see if I can help. 

Hello guys, 
We are looking for a lot of people design and art here in Ubisoft Annecy, France. Probably the Ubisoft studio with the most amazing view on the mountains you can have from your desk! 
There is a lot to be and everything happening here atm is super exciting. 
 
Design

Technical Game designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680981094&is-redirect=true
Economic Game Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680819719&is-redirect=true
Technical Level Designer : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677313149&is-redirect=true
Level Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721672&is-redirect=true
 
Art

Artistic Director: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681040267&is-redirect=true
Technical Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681026838&is-redirect=true
Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680337392&is-redirect=true
3D Environment / Nature Artist : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677191956&is-redirect=true
Senior Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721483&is-redirect=true
Lead 3D Environment Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676720681&is-redirect=true
 
Don't hesitate to ping me if you find something interesting and I'll see if I can help. 

Hello guys, 
We are looking for a lot of people design and art here in Ubisoft Annecy, France. Probably the Ubisoft studio with the most amazing view on the mountains you can have from your desk! 
There is a lot to be and everything happening here atm is super exciting. 
 
Design

Technical Game designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680981094&is-redirect=true
Economic Game Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680819719&is-redirect=true
Technical Level Designer : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677313149&is-redirect=true
Level Designer: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721672&is-redirect=true
 
Art

Artistic Director: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681040267&is-redirect=true
Technical Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999681026838&is-redirect=true
Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999680337392&is-redirect=true
3D Environment / Nature Artist : https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999677191956&is-redirect=true
Senior Level Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676721483&is-redirect=true
Lead 3D Environment Artist: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-US/careers/search.aspx#sr-post-id=743999676720681&is-redirect=true
 
Don't hesitate to ping me if you find something interesting and I'll see if I can help. 

Now that I officially all the papers to be able to work in Canada I'm glad to say that I will be part of the Ubisoft team at Montréal in a few weeks.

Ow my, I have not posted here since a while. Its been already 2.5 years I left Eidos-Montreal and I live in Vancouver now working for Unity as a Solutions Technical Artist

Yeah, what exactly is the portfolio for?

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted here (in May or so ?). I've been following a bit the activities on the forum. So many cool maps created! 
I wanted to give some news of what happened those last few months. 
Still at Ubisoft Annecy but I got a permanent contract now ? I've been assigned many technical tasks, working on improving pipepline through tools. This shit is super exciting! Super good feedback for management, tasks are fun and atmosphere is very friendly (btw we're still looking for level designers and level artists here  )
For the french speakers, I've launched a podcast called Meet The Dev in which I interview people working in the game industry (if french speakers are interested to participate, contact me!)
I'm also writing a book! It is a book about how to get a job in the industry where I talk about speciliazed schools, Cv, portfolio but also professionnal attitude, application, networking etc. I try to cover everything to create the master "guide" (i don't like to say guide). I hope it will be interesting for people willing to get into the industry. I've been willing to do that for a long time and i'm very happy I finally started to do it. It's a big retropecctive on what have happen in my life for the past years ^^ I've been reading many books about personal developement lately and as i'm starting to work with schools, I thought it would be a super good tool to make a universal book about game industry's "secrets' and hidden truths about recruitment. there are big parts of "Open your eyes!" for newbies. 
Yeah I said it, I'm getting in touch with game schools in France to make some lessons. Normally I'll be starting that beginning of next year ! I'm super happy about that too! It's mainly a personal goal but i'll may be under the ubisoft flags for few lessons. 
Oh and those personal development books... man it has changed my life. Honestly, reading those has been a big change of perspective on how to achieve objective. The best two i've read are "The 7 habits of highly efficient people" and "the Magic of seeing big". It has put me in an amazingly good mood and I'm doing averything to keep on with like that. I can only recommend to read them! 
And last but not least, I've been training to get into the real estate investment. I'm planning to buy my first appartment next year to rent it. I'll do good quality flats don't worry. I'm not a fucker that rent shit. 
Wow, didn't expect to write that much ahah ?

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted here (in May or so ?). I've been following a bit the activities on the forum. So many cool maps created! 
I wanted to give some news of what happened those last few months. 
Still at Ubisoft Annecy but I got a permanent contract now ? I've been assigned many technical tasks, working on improving pipepline through tools. This shit is super exciting! Super good feedback for management, tasks are fun and atmosphere is very friendly (btw we're still looking for level designers and level artists here  )
For the french speakers, I've launched a podcast called Meet The Dev in which I interview people working in the game industry (if french speakers are interested to participate, contact me!)
I'm also writing a book! It is a book about how to get a job in the industry where I talk about speciliazed schools, Cv, portfolio but also professionnal attitude, application, networking etc. I try to cover everything to create the master "guide" (i don't like to say guide). I hope it will be interesting for people willing to get into the industry. I've been willing to do that for a long time and i'm very happy I finally started to do it. It's a big retropecctive on what have happen in my life for the past years ^^ I've been reading many books about personal developement lately and as i'm starting to work with schools, I thought it would be a super good tool to make a universal book about game industry's "secrets' and hidden truths about recruitment. there are big parts of "Open your eyes!" for newbies. 
Yeah I said it, I'm getting in touch with game schools in France to make some lessons. Normally I'll be starting that beginning of next year ! I'm super happy about that too! It's mainly a personal goal but i'll may be under the ubisoft flags for few lessons. 
Oh and those personal development books... man it has changed my life. Honestly, reading those has been a big change of perspective on how to achieve objective. The best two i've read are "The 7 habits of highly efficient people" and "the Magic of seeing big". It has put me in an amazingly good mood and I'm doing averything to keep on with like that. I can only recommend to read them! 
And last but not least, I've been training to get into the real estate investment. I'm planning to buy my first appartment next year to rent it. I'll do good quality flats don't worry. I'm not a fucker that rent shit. 
Wow, didn't expect to write that much ahah ?

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted here (in May or so ?). I've been following a bit the activities on the forum. So many cool maps created! 
I wanted to give some news of what happened those last few months. 
Still at Ubisoft Annecy but I got a permanent contract now ? I've been assigned many technical tasks, working on improving pipepline through tools. This shit is super exciting! Super good feedback for management, tasks are fun and atmosphere is very friendly (btw we're still looking for level designers and level artists here  )
For the french speakers, I've launched a podcast called Meet The Dev in which I interview people working in the game industry (if french speakers are interested to participate, contact me!)
I'm also writing a book! It is a book about how to get a job in the industry where I talk about speciliazed schools, Cv, portfolio but also professionnal attitude, application, networking etc. I try to cover everything to create the master "guide" (i don't like to say guide). I hope it will be interesting for people willing to get into the industry. I've been willing to do that for a long time and i'm very happy I finally started to do it. It's a big retropecctive on what have happen in my life for the past years ^^ I've been reading many books about personal developement lately and as i'm starting to work with schools, I thought it would be a super good tool to make a universal book about game industry's "secrets' and hidden truths about recruitment. there are big parts of "Open your eyes!" for newbies. 
Yeah I said it, I'm getting in touch with game schools in France to make some lessons. Normally I'll be starting that beginning of next year ! I'm super happy about that too! It's mainly a personal goal but i'll may be under the ubisoft flags for few lessons. 
Oh and those personal development books... man it has changed my life. Honestly, reading those has been a big change of perspective on how to achieve objective. The best two i've read are "The 7 habits of highly efficient people" and "the Magic of seeing big". It has put me in an amazingly good mood and I'm doing averything to keep on with like that. I can only recommend to read them! 
And last but not least, I've been training to get into the real estate investment. I'm planning to buy my first appartment next year to rent it. I'll do good quality flats don't worry. I'm not a fucker that rent shit. 
Wow, didn't expect to write that much ahah ?

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted here (in May or so ?). I've been following a bit the activities on the forum. So many cool maps created! 
I wanted to give some news of what happened those last few months. 
Still at Ubisoft Annecy but I got a permanent contract now ? I've been assigned many technical tasks, working on improving pipepline through tools. This shit is super exciting! Super good feedback for management, tasks are fun and atmosphere is very friendly (btw we're still looking for level designers and level artists here  )
For the french speakers, I've launched a podcast called Meet The Dev in which I interview people working in the game industry (if french speakers are interested to participate, contact me!)
I'm also writing a book! It is a book about how to get a job in the industry where I talk about speciliazed schools, Cv, portfolio but also professionnal attitude, application, networking etc. I try to cover everything to create the master "guide" (i don't like to say guide). I hope it will be interesting for people willing to get into the industry. I've been willing to do that for a long time and i'm very happy I finally started to do it. It's a big retropecctive on what have happen in my life for the past years ^^ I've been reading many books about personal developement lately and as i'm starting to work with schools, I thought it would be a super good tool to make a universal book about game industry's "secrets' and hidden truths about recruitment. there are big parts of "Open your eyes!" for newbies. 
Yeah I said it, I'm getting in touch with game schools in France to make some lessons. Normally I'll be starting that beginning of next year ! I'm super happy about that too! It's mainly a personal goal but i'll may be under the ubisoft flags for few lessons. 
Oh and those personal development books... man it has changed my life. Honestly, reading those has been a big change of perspective on how to achieve objective. The best two i've read are "The 7 habits of highly efficient people" and "the Magic of seeing big". It has put me in an amazingly good mood and I'm doing averything to keep on with like that. I can only recommend to read them! 
And last but not least, I've been training to get into the real estate investment. I'm planning to buy my first appartment next year to rent it. I'll do good quality flats don't worry. I'm not a fucker that rent shit. 
Wow, didn't expect to write that much ahah ?

Well I'm actually leaving Arkane Studios for some new stories to write hopefully . Still have 4 weeks to go. More to say later.

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted here (in May or so ?). I've been following a bit the activities on the forum. So many cool maps created! 
I wanted to give some news of what happened those last few months. 
Still at Ubisoft Annecy but I got a permanent contract now ? I've been assigned many technical tasks, working on improving pipepline through tools. This shit is super exciting! Super good feedback for management, tasks are fun and atmosphere is very friendly (btw we're still looking for level designers and level artists here  )
For the french speakers, I've launched a podcast called Meet The Dev in which I interview people working in the game industry (if french speakers are interested to participate, contact me!)
I'm also writing a book! It is a book about how to get a job in the industry where I talk about speciliazed schools, Cv, portfolio but also professionnal attitude, application, networking etc. I try to cover everything to create the master "guide" (i don't like to say guide). I hope it will be interesting for people willing to get into the industry. I've been willing to do that for a long time and i'm very happy I finally started to do it. It's a big retropecctive on what have happen in my life for the past years ^^ I've been reading many books about personal developement lately and as i'm starting to work with schools, I thought it would be a super good tool to make a universal book about game industry's "secrets' and hidden truths about recruitment. there are big parts of "Open your eyes!" for newbies. 
Yeah I said it, I'm getting in touch with game schools in France to make some lessons. Normally I'll be starting that beginning of next year ! I'm super happy about that too! It's mainly a personal goal but i'll may be under the ubisoft flags for few lessons. 
Oh and those personal development books... man it has changed my life. Honestly, reading those has been a big change of perspective on how to achieve objective. The best two i've read are "The 7 habits of highly efficient people" and "the Magic of seeing big". It has put me in an amazingly good mood and I'm doing averything to keep on with like that. I can only recommend to read them! 
And last but not least, I've been training to get into the real estate investment. I'm planning to buy my first appartment next year to rent it. I'll do good quality flats don't worry. I'm not a fucker that rent shit. 
Wow, didn't expect to write that much ahah ?

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted here (in May or so ?). I've been following a bit the activities on the forum. So many cool maps created! 
I wanted to give some news of what happened those last few months. 
Still at Ubisoft Annecy but I got a permanent contract now ? I've been assigned many technical tasks, working on improving pipepline through tools. This shit is super exciting! Super good feedback for management, tasks are fun and atmosphere is very friendly (btw we're still looking for level designers and level artists here  )
For the french speakers, I've launched a podcast called Meet The Dev in which I interview people working in the game industry (if french speakers are interested to participate, contact me!)
I'm also writing a book! It is a book about how to get a job in the industry where I talk about speciliazed schools, Cv, portfolio but also professionnal attitude, application, networking etc. I try to cover everything to create the master "guide" (i don't like to say guide). I hope it will be interesting for people willing to get into the industry. I've been willing to do that for a long time and i'm very happy I finally started to do it. It's a big retropecctive on what have happen in my life for the past years ^^ I've been reading many books about personal developement lately and as i'm starting to work with schools, I thought it would be a super good tool to make a universal book about game industry's "secrets' and hidden truths about recruitment. there are big parts of "Open your eyes!" for newbies. 
Yeah I said it, I'm getting in touch with game schools in France to make some lessons. Normally I'll be starting that beginning of next year ! I'm super happy about that too! It's mainly a personal goal but i'll may be under the ubisoft flags for few lessons. 
Oh and those personal development books... man it has changed my life. Honestly, reading those has been a big change of perspective on how to achieve objective. The best two i've read are "The 7 habits of highly efficient people" and "the Magic of seeing big". It has put me in an amazingly good mood and I'm doing averything to keep on with like that. I can only recommend to read them! 
And last but not least, I've been training to get into the real estate investment. I'm planning to buy my first appartment next year to rent it. I'll do good quality flats don't worry. I'm not a fucker that rent shit. 
Wow, didn't expect to write that much ahah ?

Hey guys, it's been a while since I posted here (in May or so ?). I've been following a bit the activities on the forum. So many cool maps created! 
I wanted to give some news of what happened those last few months. 
Still at Ubisoft Annecy but I got a permanent contract now ? I've been assigned many technical tasks, working on improving pipepline through tools. This shit is super exciting! Super good feedback for management, tasks are fun and atmosphere is very friendly (btw we're still looking for level designers and level artists here  )
For the french speakers, I've launched a podcast called Meet The Dev in which I interview people working in the game industry (if french speakers are interested to participate, contact me!)
I'm also writing a book! It is a book about how to get a job in the industry where I talk about speciliazed schools, Cv, portfolio but also professionnal attitude, application, networking etc. I try to cover everything to create the master "guide" (i don't like to say guide). I hope it will be interesting for people willing to get into the industry. I've been willing to do that for a long time and i'm very happy I finally started to do it. It's a big retropecctive on what have happen in my life for the past years ^^ I've been reading many books about personal developement lately and as i'm starting to work with schools, I thought it would be a super good tool to make a universal book about game industry's "secrets' and hidden truths about recruitment. there are big parts of "Open your eyes!" for newbies. 
Yeah I said it, I'm getting in touch with game schools in France to make some lessons. Normally I'll be starting that beginning of next year ! I'm super happy about that too! It's mainly a personal goal but i'll may be under the ubisoft flags for few lessons. 
Oh and those personal development books... man it has changed my life. Honestly, reading those has been a big change of perspective on how to achieve objective. The best two i've read are "The 7 habits of highly efficient people" and "the Magic of seeing big". It has put me in an amazingly good mood and I'm doing averything to keep on with like that. I can only recommend to read them! 
And last but not least, I've been training to get into the real estate investment. I'm planning to buy my first appartment next year to rent it. I'll do good quality flats don't worry. I'm not a fucker that rent shit. 
Wow, didn't expect to write that much ahah ?

http://bobbyross.com/library/mpleveldesign
This is considered good practice for multiplayer level design.

We (Unknown Worlds) started out with a tiny budget and ended up needing investment from Perfect World. We put everything we had into Subnautica and almost went bust several times. We started out with procedural generation for the world at the beginning but quickly realised this wouldn't work for the world we wanted to create (a finely crafted single player experience and random gen just didn't give us that. It was cool but nothing looked memorable or unique) So it took us 4.5 years but we accomplished what we wanted in the end. Then we get a negative review on steam from some user on 500 hours who whines there's no multiplayer and that "the devs are just lazy". We couldn't afford to do it basically (and a limited amount of programmers, struggled to find more with the abilities we required for quite a while) but no one seems to understand that. Every developer has millions to throw at games and employees apparently.

You guys are too well paid that's it ...

Yeah, crunch sucks, and I'm done doing it. I embrace and welcome team wide focus on a certain milestone, some call it focused sprints where team morale is high and we all  don't mind putting another hour or two, but this crunch culture we see so much of needs to be talked about. What's even more ironic, at least for me, is that i actually do my best work and I'm mostly productive when i try to introduce some work/life balance.
Funny fact: There's certain kind of foods, specially certain smells that makes me sick and I almost gag when I smell them because it reminds me of "crunch" food. It's just funny that even our brains associate that with horrible experiences.

It has been a while since I visited Mapcore, however now I can be part of the list !
So maybe it's time you guys add an "Allegorithmic" section.... ? (You can add me as a Technical Artist / Product Designer.)
By the way, Kikette is also working at Allegorithmic now (as a Technical Artist I believe). (Geoffrey “Kikette” Rosin)
 

Congrats to all who participated! 
The winner of the 2018 Door challenge goes to!!!!
KLEMS!
Second Place
Tomm!
 
Third Place Tie
RZL , Grapen, Generalvivi
 
 
 
 
 
Thanks to everyone who participated! We had an awesome turn out with some really sick entries! Hope to see you again next year!