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I'm sure you could model each piece at way lower than 500 polys. NM will pick up a lot of the non-silhouette detail. Remember that a player's view of the track will be limited(unless player can crawl on the ground) And a modern AAA tank at 100K wouldn't be that crazy. It's not the polycount but the on-card vertex count…
Maya has a solid native linux version, people tend to forget that. also, xNormal 4 is being developped for Linux/Mac/Windows so it should be available on linux in the near future :) Unity 4.0 works on Linux as well I think. Overall, it may not be fully ready for AAA game production but the future looks promising :)
Dream studio? Sounds kind of dumb in today's age of AAA hate but I'd love to be at ArenaNet. Love the painterly style of the Guild Wars games, they really are a work of art, even if the game falls short in some categories. Dream job? Level designer on any competitive FPS. Huge respect to those guys, takes a ton of work.
Most of my career so far has been canned games. first gig was a AAA title disney was working on that was canceled, followed by a canned mmo. I've been working in ios/casual games lately though and I enjoy the shorter dev cycles. There is less pressure when one gets scrapped. Always sucks though. :(
Thanks for your answer Jerc :) It's for a game in Unity that mean yes it will be real time performance limitations like any game, it's not for a movie like Adam (Tech Demo in Unity ) But a game AA indie with great graphics or AAA like last of us 2013 environments then should i go with 1 or 2 texture set? Thanks :)