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Re: Making something, for real?
bbob: unrelated to your need to create real objects, but when you said you needed a creative outlet that was different to your job, I thought I'd share what mine was: Making 'music'. In my case that boils down to just making sounds and riffs untill I get bored, and then starting on something else. Very undisciplined, but… -
Re: JordanN's PS1 Art Thread: When 500 triangles was high res.
People are free to disagree with this idea, but I still believe it's important I finally have a thread where I do want to express myself as an artist. I've seen comments that prove that there are people who are more quick to judge an idea rather than the triangles it's made of. I've been fighting everyday to make sure art… -
Re: do you ever feel like you wont catch up?
There are so many awesome artists out there, younger, older, wiser, less experienced, more experience...I tend not to focus on the artist and more on the art and hence aspire to create work as good as that one day. I also know that even if I don't reach that level, and just get as close to that level of awesomeness as I… -
Re: EA in Debt inorder to buy PopCap
This is how it works in the typical case: Someone starts a little business. The business does well and starts to grow. The business grows and grows, and soon it has to bring on 'business people' to manage it. The 'business people' are trained to care about one thing and one thing only: Growth. The company grows under the… -
Re: Hard Mesh 2.1 - Visual Guide
Thanks for pointing it out eltarbos, it's very different from a boolean workflow based on maya booleans. I understand that, one of the mistake we made, was relying on the Maya API, that are not efficient enough for the computations that we need to do. Plus the first version was still mostly based on the command paradigm,… -
Re: "AAA" launches
The real question is are you buying these meat games glazed in AAA-1 steak sauce? If everything is no good why don't we all just ignore them altogether? They will eventually get their stuff together or disappear. The reason fellows put these things out with no good code is because they know that foolhardy consumers buy… -
Re: Game Industry Recruiter Taking In Questions
@MM Few studios are open to remote work, but as you have experienced so far, most teams only want people to join their organization in-house. A big reason why studios require employees to work in house is because a company does not only hire you for your technical skill, it also hires you so you can actively provide your… -
Re: Resume,Cover letter and portfolio suggestions
While I think your resume is very creative and different... It's also very messy looking to a non-programmer. Most people looking at your resume won't be programmers, or even understand code, really. Something to consider for your current format. I`d also ditch the interests section. This isn't an online dating profile.… -
Re: Pimp your rig!
The Baghdad pc still lives. http://oxtongue.co.uk/crap/baghdad.JPG - dust and spider web infested internals. Screens: CTX 21" (1600*1200), Panasonic 27" (1024*768) GFX card: XFX 6600gt 128MB Mobo: MSI 745 Ultra CPU: Athlonxp 1600+(1400MHz) RAM: 1 gig (2*512 MB PC2700 DDR SDRAM) HDD: 80gig, 40gig Western Digital Optical:… -
Re: Dead Space
just finished the game. i agree that the game becomes a lot less frightening as we play through. the enemies become predictable, and when its just hordes of em, u arent really scared anymore. stasis a pack of em, and shoot off their limbs. it was an amazing game, no doubt. first survival horror game that i genuinely liked,…
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