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Re: parted company
cheers Daz. I blame myself really for knowing in my head that some jobs were n't suited to me yet still taking them. I have done it twice in a row and won't make the same mistake again. you know I am not a total dunce - I can rig and skin stuff pretty well and have even done a little coding/scripting + I am a reasonable… -
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yeah i can see that , but industrial estates are a bit grim usually. Surpised they don't just buy a building in a town and rent part of it out to other companies. least they would have some money coming in whilst making the game -
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[ QUOTE ] yeah i can see that , but industrial estates are a bit grim usually. Surpised they don't just buy a building in a town and rent part of it out to other companies. least they would have some money coming in whilst making the game [/ QUOTE ] Where are they going to get that starting capital? A building in town big… -
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so me moaning about aspects of the job I don't like. what about it? I am sure there are things about the job you hate. the fact is it 'is' mainly zbrush these days. All i was saying is that its becoming increasingly technical and I don't like it. I did enjoy certain aspects of working in a game company but I have come to… -
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I hear you too Ruz. I find it increasingly curious how it comes to be that the creatively inept find their way to being the creative, or not so, drive. I`ve worked with ONE Art Director that could actually DRAW in 8 years. Depressing. Myself, I`ve been forced down the management path, which is frankly a bit of a joke as by… -
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Hey man, hopefully things all work out for you in the end. To be honest, I can totally see where you're coming from as I've left 2 jobs because they just became frustrating. somehow, in both situations, i went from being an artist to a technical monkey and it all just stopped being fun...and if you're not enjoying it,… -
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This is silly. Clearly the reason we have highly specialized industry roles now is that not all aspects of game Art development are best suited to all people, and it *seems* like in this particular case Ruz just wasn't the man best suited to his daily tasks, and therefore it seems fair to say that him leaving was the best… -
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Ruz, I'm feeling you, man! I've been doing nothing but technical stuff on my current project (thus the hand unwraps for lightmaps - auto unwrap wasn't giving us the result we were after). I've been working closely with the lead programmer basically creating tools and refining the pipeline for the artists. Because we are…
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