Folks who've worked at Liquid Development

Steve Schulze

Hey guys
I know there's a few guys who work, or have worked for Liquid here. I've got a few questions and would like to chat to someone in-the-know via PM or MSN or thereabouts.

Cheers

Gav

I worked with them for about a year - send me a PM.

Ben Apuna

Feel free to PM me, as well.

boyluya

I currently work with them for the upcoming game Firefall (it's actually my first ever gig).

Nate Broach

ah man, why make a thread and then take it to the PM's? I'm curious about liquid too, lets hear the questions and answers so we can all know?

seforin

no.

XenoKratios

They're working on firefall by Red 5 and using the Offset Engine... thats about it.

Steve Schulze

I wanted to get a candid account of people's thoughts on Liquid without them having to worry about making it public. If folks want to use the thread for further discussion then by all means go ahead.

Mark Dygert

Skeptical Nate wrote: »

ah man, why make a thread and then take it to the PM's? I'm curious about liquid too, lets hear the questions and answers so we can all know?

Some things you don't post publicly while currently employed at a company or while the company is still solvent.

There still is a secret squirrel side of the industry, a big mouth can get you blacklisted almost as fast stealing art. But instead of a public flogging and a chance at redemption you're just silently discharged from the system like a quart of frozen pee from the space station, left to drift among the stars for as long as you can. If you're lucky you might create a spectacle over some small island nation in the pacific as you reenter earths atmosphere, but sadly never again will you gaze upon our bright blue marble from space.

So yea what were we talking about?

Oh yea, you probably have the info you're after but might help to check the job census thread if you don't.
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49362

Shogun3d

Mark Dygert wrote: »

Some things you don't post publicly while currently employed at a company or while the company is still solvent.

There still is a secret squirrel side of the industry, a big mouth can get you blacklisted almost as fast stealing art. But instead of a public flogging and a chance at redemption you're just silently discharged from the system like a quart of frozen pee from the space station, left to drift among the stars for as long as you can. If you're lucky you might create a spectacle over some small island nation in the pacific as you renter earths atmosphere, but sadly never again will you gaze upon our bright blue marble from space.

So yea what where we talking about?

Oh yea, you probably have the info you're after but might help to check the job census thread if you don't.
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49362

Your choice of vocabulary never ceases to amaze me

Mark Dygert

Yea it helps if I spell shit right... damn early morning posts...

glottis8

Mark Dygert wrote: »

...like a quart of frozen pee from the space station, left to drift among the stars for as long as you can. If you're lucky you might create a spectacle over some small island nation in the pacific as you reenter earths atmosphere, but sadly never again will you gaze upon our bright blue marble from space.

Whenever i do end up having kids, i will tell tales like this to warn them about the "Real World".

Nate Broach

Jackablade wrote: »

I wanted to get a candid account of people's thoughts on Liquid without them having to worry about making it public. If folks want to use the thread for further discussion then by all means go ahead.

Mark Dygert wrote: »

Some things you don't post publicly while currently employed at a company or while the company is still solvent.]

Right, fair enough