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Re: Art degree: How helpful has it been for you?
agree! In the early 80's M.I.C.A didn't have a computer graphics program. And you had just as much chance of being a successful graphic designer as u did a pro baseball star. The prestigious art colleges did not try to sucker u into any illusions either. You were told right away that u were choosing a life of burger… -
Re: Paul Marino Talks Cinematic Scenes
I believe it is a hit-or-miss type of thing. Sometimes cut scenes fits perfectly into a game, and really plays their part in bringing the story to the next level, others would fit better with perhaps something like Half-Life 2 type of storytelling where it lies more in the environment and walking through it rather than… -
Re: NECRO THREAD: Why Do I Never Get Replies
Heya there Blaizer, Just want to chime in about the native language thing. I'm on the same boat as you man - even after years of reading and conversing, sometimes things can still be awkwardly phrased and therefore misunderstood. But as non-native speakers I think it's up to us to make the effort of re-reading our posts… -
Re: Why are you successful?
This! But you can help it with a great folio, a great attitude and when you're willing to take some calculated risks. E.g. I paid a moderate sum to get to my first interview (~ 150 pounds) - against most advice to never pay for travel costs - and I got my first industry job, because I was confident I could win them over… -
Re: See you later guys, it's been real!
Dekard, you are awesome. LoM, Old Testament and New Testament. There's a very big cross over in how God approaches humanity. Are we all doomed, I don't think so at all. Have I personally taken the Lord's name in vain? I know it has happened several times (much more in the distant past than nowadays), but I've always… -
Re: Relationship issues caused by 3d?
basically she is using drama/needyness to steal your attention and get your focus, even if its a negative bit of attention. I can totally identify with what you are going through, a couple years back I was in a relationship, and starting on learning to DJ. My gf at the time was terrified of the idea of me working in… -
Re: [Civil War] Spark vs. Gav vs. Hazardous vs. Slipgate
Malus: Thanks! gir: Oh you - that's just me holding down shift rather than pressing f12. I was tired. Stromberg: Thanks dude! And, yes, you should - it can be really fun. dirigible: Thanks, and here you go - let me know if this helps at all. I usually follow the same process for most things I make, this one is definitely a… -
Re: Animation basics, expect lots of balls
Sup! Nice to see another user on PC trying out animation! god knows we see enough T-poses up in this bish..:poly127: I have not read through Vig's reply yet, but I'm sure its awesome and I'll give it a read tomorrow, so he might have said what I am about to say (how little it very well may be..). I'm not going to read into… -
Re: 40 axed are Rockstar San Diego ?
All valid points, but don't pretend to know me or who I am. I am in fact the opposite of who you think I am. Just because I maintain a view on life and "careers" that you don't doesn't mean you know who I am. I'm married with kids coming, and I know plenty of people who share my views who have 3 kids and a mortgage. It… -
Re: Player Character for Ultra-Real Game
[ QUOTE ] Thanks for the tips so far. This is exactly the kind of help I was hoping to get. This is my first character model I've made; mostly I work with weapons and things. I'm going to school as an artist, but I haven't had any life drawing classes yet, but I'm signing up for one today (I can register for classes next…
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