Daniel Platt - Level Designer

[voodoochopstiks]

I hadn't heard of this part of the forum before, so I'll post mine now, feedback to anything would be appreciated. I submit http://www.trisoup.com/details/ as a separate link to my work on Bionic Commando in the mail usually.

http://www.trisoup.com

Hit it.

[Minos]

Awesome stuff Daniel. Fissure is my favorite level in the game so far!

[aaron_da_killa]

The site itself is pretty plain in terms of aesthetics, it does the job I guess though. The banner reminds me of the art style in Bioshock, perhaps you could head in that sort of direction as the theme for your site.

Also, I wanted more information on some of the pieces in your portfolio. Maybe you could do something like this for every piece?

In this sentence:

One of my levels 'Calavera' was selected to be the sole level of the multiplayer beta/demo for GRAW2. It was very positively recieved by 1UP:

I thought the word 'Calavera' was clickable.

[Furyo]

In the same vein that I just took down some of my earlier work, I wonder whether there is still a point listing Quake III maps, unless they were actually published by Id at some point. Kinda like what Insta has on his own site for his dod_advance map.

[2d-chris]

I'd say there is nothing wrong with showing older work if it was considered good at the time, remember that not all developers are making AAA (I hate this description) next gen titles and might need somebody with understanding of older tech.

[Hourences]

I consider seeing older (not bad, just old) work a plus. It shows someone has been around for a while. It shows someone started out in the mod community. It shows the person can, in this case, work with BSP. It shows the person can handle several themes and styles.

[Minos]

I consider seeing older (not bad, just old) work a plus. It shows someone has been around for a while. It shows someone started out in the mod community. It shows the person can, in this case, work with BSP. It shows the person can handle several themes and styles.

I agree. As long as the work being showcased is of high quality (which is the case here) there's no reason to remove it.