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Currently Senior vehicle artist at CDprojekt RED.
Anyone else plodding along doing cool stuff?
Anyone more people turned homeless?
Maybe struck gold and became a bitcoin billionaire?(gib moni)
Has freelancer worked up the courage to post on the internets again?!
WHO KNOWS, share what you're up to in the 'whats everyone doing nowadays' thread...
2017 version!
I can't tell u what I do but I will tell you that jcap posted desk some months ago
am le ebin dubstep man
srsly tho, my ep just went out on spotify & itunes and stuff
Wow it's quiet around here. I think I just logged on here for the first time in like 7-8 years, crazy.
After my Halo CE days I became a YouTuber (350k subs) and did that for 5 years.
Now I've been working in UK TV and Film as an editor and motion graphics animator for 2 years.
Also had a book published and did some architectural consultancy work for the UN.
Kind of setting my sights back towards 3D modelling and the games industry though.
I'm dead.
I don't know how I'm posting.
Civil engineer working in a mineral processing, located in central fucking nowhere.
post cyberpunk leaksQuote:
Originally Posted by neuro
PLEASE
I'm a massive faggot
Sup niggas
Just checked this site randomly because I can't sleep...
In other news I finally got clean... and I'm working on a few things..
Live in LA now, play Halo CE occasionally still, but it's shit.
I'm a commercial photographer and shoot mostly food brands. I used to be the Sr. photographer at Quest Nutrition, but now I work via a boutique ad agency with clients like Halo Top Creamery, Real Good Pizza, Oats Overnight...
I'm also dating a real, live woman, going on 5 years now - never thought I'd pull that off.
I sell firearms, and firearm accessories.
Living in LA, was a manual (not CNC) machinist for an aerospace company for a while, got hit with layoffs and am currently trying to get a job with the city. Otherwise, I collect old shit. Cars, firearms, engines, whatever. Hop on CE every once in a while, still (relatively) fun.
I push shopping carts after graduating university, with the aspiration to become a game designer.
Yes, that is as fucked up as it sounds.
Innit though? I was just a janitor but my friend in a nearby city is opening his own chipotle-style restaurant and the minimum wage there is higher than my last job after several raises. Someone I knew got a job doing malware reversing, I should've kept a blog.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkHalo003
Just out of curiosity what pulled you away from YouTube in the end?Quote:
Originally Posted by FireDragon04
I'll wait here another 8 years for your next response its ite
Web designer these days. Looking after a few travel brands and airport sites across the UK/abroad. Got a few peeps like rams/ducky on Facebook. Even got Blind on snapchat. lost contact with the rest.
That's pretty much how it feels, yeah. So many "I wish I would have done this" sort of situations, and "better" just means switching to another low-paying job anyways. I'm heading in a better direction, but it's tough going for a lot of reasons even if I have ideas I can get behind. When the motivation is there, the energy isn't; when the energy is there, the motivation isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryx
Edit: Part of my job is being the daytime janitor of the supermarket I'm at, so I exactly know how that feels.
Scientist for scumbag pharmaceuticals, inc.
EDIT: wow my account is 10 years old lmao
I'm working as a freelance video editor in VA, just outside DC. And I got married in May!
I still feel satisfied that I helped turn off the lights and lock the door on the CE modding scene with TSC:E a few years back.
WHAT.Quote:
Originally Posted by InnerGoat
Dam man. I thought you where going to join the clergy? what happened?Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkHalo003
Edit:
Also i sell booze for a living and make enough to get by pretty comfortably. I play Starcraft 2 for fun these days and i'm a masters meching terran. I even did a few videos about a crazy style that literally nobody else in the world got to work. Was a LOT of work so i guess i have a little insight into Firedragon's youtube stuff.
I also have 2 dogs, a house a wife and a child who's 10 months old and i've been doing renovations on my house drawing on the skills i got from completing a trade
is that the purple haired women?Quote:
Originally Posted by Reaper Man
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pyong Kawaguchi
Never forgetti.
Also by coincidence one of the last reps i ever got was when i posted this in response lmao
Show us the new shit bro!
Wait a minute, you do vocal covers of metal songs as well? Well now i am intrigued!
I sing all the time and actually have some covers here https://soundcloud.com/zizlah
I love game design too much, and I find too many flaws with my being a clergy. The older I became and the more people I met, the more I realized it's just not for me. I'm way too free spirited, especially to a fault. Oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
What is your favorite drink to consume, and favorite drink to sell? It's Australia too, so I can imagine there are some differences between there and the US.
He mostly keeps the local wildlife tame.
Do you still have your faith or just a form of spirituality?Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkHalo003
Did them for a long time, I'm still good with a warmup, but I could never find a dedicated team to build a band with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
oo I'll check that out at sometime soon! my ears are tired from working on music all day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
I've been at hard work since that post & I'm pretty happy with myself for sticking to it for so longQuote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
Check dis out, this is something recent I dropped for free.
https://soundcloud.com/heretikmusic/...-free-download
I am imagining Bodz getting the local dingos and koalas spit drunk. Thanks for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by n00b1n8R
As I put it to a friend of mine a month ago - "I'm too far down the rabbit hole at this point." In other words, I have both, but it's far from conventional and puts me at odds with the majority of others more "steadfast" in their faith.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
Seems like your out the door on organised religion and are moving towards a more personal spirituality. Thats pretty cool
If you had to describe it, how would you and what are the nuances for your belief?
Just know i have a shit tier microphone and it's all just random 1 take stuff with no effects. but i think you can hear my takes on it fairly wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Pyong Kawaguchi
I've been out of organized religion for a while now, so I guess I can answer that to a decent degree. Back then I described it as the "Lonesome Road" because I practically left behind people who I had considered part of my family and had grown with at a spiritual level. I felt beckoned to leave on my own accord, however, because I was having difficulty looking beyond our faults and I felt as if I was being pushed away. I conceivably threw away most of the religious order I had established in my life. I would no longer be able to depend on a church to guide me during times of confusion and I would need to grow on my own.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
Another reason for all of this change came down to a religious fight I had had with a friend of mine. She was atheistic and I was more evangelical than not, but we never made a big deal out of it until a chain of arguments spiraled into the end of our friendship. I realized I was completely disconnected with non-Christians and inconsiderate of what drove them to hold their own beliefs. I found myself to be hypocritical and contradictory; Christ embraced non-believers and believers alike, choosing to be with them over rebuking them. I could not accept myself as part of Christianity if I could not reconcile this fact - I wanted to be more humanistic when it came to personal relationships with people.
Here is where the nuances come into place; I'm in the middle ground between religious and non-religious. Relating to the devout or secular can be difficult because they are often further engulfed within their own sides. Speaking with atheists about religion/spirituality is difficult because they relentlessly argue the fallacies regarding theism in general; in most cases, they don't care about semantics and will dismiss anything you say to explain your beliefs. Speaking with devout theists is difficult because they use it like a shield and a bubble most of the time, wanting to pursue convincing you their beliefs have merit. Most of my friends now-a-days are people who are either agnostic or save religion for their Sabbath day; the former mostly ask questions when they're curious, while the latter will just hold conversation about it if it's relevant. Most of the time otherwise...we just hangout and stuff like anyone else.
Life has become more about living it and finding a path for myself, rather than following a pack because I'm not certain what I want to believe. I have had friends of many different walks of life, and I feel like I am much better able to have friendships with people because I look far more at who they are over what they may or may not believe in. I have too many personal issues to worry about what other people believe or don't believe - and at no point do I have any right to judge someone lest they ask for it.
add me on skype bodie.urane. I've got some things that might help you bro
I'm actually okay with how things are going right now in terms of my own spirituality; my job is by no means where I want to be, but it is humbling and has put a lot of life into perspective. I always appreciate you guys reaching out though. I'd hop on Steam to talk, but I haven't updated my Steam in literally 6 months because I stopped auto-updating and got busy doing other stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
I'm not looking to convert you, just talk about some of the ideas your having.
Do you have a skype or discord?
I don't know man, Age of Empires 2 Monks left some scars man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
I have a Discord, I totally forgot my Skype stuff and don't have it on this computer. It should be Jasiwel.
Hi.
Hi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Warsaw
There's still life on these forums? :v:
I went to university for 3 years, graduated last year, currently working on building my company as an unreal asset pack creator and helping out as a lead for Contingency.
If anyone has Discord, add me: Cobby#5007
http://discord.gg/CDgnWXq
Cobby! Good to hear from you. Sorry I haven't been on Steam in months, download rate sucks and I've been practicing professional procrastination.Quote:
Originally Posted by =sw=warlord
what tag is at the end of Jasiwel?
#7464Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
Not been on here for a long time, thought i'd have a nosy see who is around still.
Well, I got my Degree in Visual Effects and Concept Design then went and got a job at a web design company.
So not used my degree, got bored of 3d work, want to get back into it some point but the web design job is a salaried job, secure and should hopefully be up for another pay rise soon.
Been a bouncer for 6 years now, doing my last shift this weekend as tired of working all week and all weekend, want some time to myself.
Hey Hunter, if you want to get back into 3d modelling, you should drop by on the discord server I'm on
https://discordapp.com/invite/CDgnWXq
Managing a liquor store for a living ATM however I'm trying to find a career in IT and considering a few certificate programs even though I am already pretty skilled in the field.
Also working on a final HCE project that's taking a lot longer than anticipated due some new tools being worked on for the engine.
Hello!
I still play video games, but I also work 40 hours per week.
What's funny too, I've had this signature, "I like it when celebrities are elected as president" since like 2008... I guess I was trying to make some stab at Obama. I just find it funny, because now, we have Trump, who actually fits the profile of a celebrity much more than Obama.
He wouldn't be the first Alzheimer's riddled celebrity president in americas history.
Trump is best president faggots.
please ban
Sure.. why not?Quote:
Originally Posted by PopeAK49
E - k you're unbanned. Hope you enjoyed your banning experience.
wowow mod abuse???? hello admins ???????????
*browser crashes* thnx for posting
Any of you muppets going to play Starcraft: Remastered?
It's pretty dank
no
Where'd my photography photo's on Facebook go boob man? >:U
I do network things for the military.
And occasionally post on dead forums, because... why not?
i am freelancer
I do this too, I'm also a range officer/firearms instructor. Still doing community initiative stuff with Ubisoft too.Quote:
Originally Posted by TVTyrant
10 months of STOP POSTING down the shitter
one fucking job lol
If you guys would please subscribe to me on youtube i'd really appreciate it pls oh god plz.
i still am subscribed you muppet!
Also hows that game you where working on going?
What's your youtube?Quote:
Originally Posted by Llama Juice
member that trip up the east coast or whatever visiting peeps from gbx?
I member...
unless that was the other Llama guy. /shrug
House South Korea going. go to some esports events and take photo's and then jcap will post his desk
am in Tech's Ass
left Korea in 2013
miss beef and leaf :(
???Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
I've followed you on facebook for ages. I used to see tones of photo's you'd taken.
Is facebooks algorithm just fucking with me and your still taking them?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bodzilla
TL;DR Things are going well. I'm super happy with the game and our team, and it's been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life already. We haven't even shipped yet. Beta (NA only) at www.icons.gg soon
Elevator pitch for the game, Free to play platform fighter designed around competitive play. Will release initially on Steam. We stole a bunch of Blizzard server devs to make our servers badass. Stole artists from Riot, EA, and Blizzard (and project M!) to make the game look great. Took designers from Project M and Riot to make the game feel great, and the cofounders were both huge melee players and tournament organizers. They won't let Free 2 play ever become any form of pay 2 win.
It's coming along super well. :D We raised a bunch of money in VC funding early this year that let us grow the team from like 8 people to ~30 people + contractors. We'll be releasing a beta soon (sign up for the beta at www.icons.gg) ... beta will be NA only initially. (We are still a small team. Would rather spend the time getting the game to feel great before spreading our resources super thin on a global release.)
We just took the game to twitchCon and had a booth set up there. It was super amazing to be working the booth and have thousands of people swing by and play the game. Seeing people having fun and going off on how good the game looks to them was a really cool and super rewarding experience. There were these two little kids. Brothers. Had to be like 10-12 years old. They kept coming back and playing the game... and when we were getting ready to pack up and leave they showed up and asked if they could play again. I let 'em play 3 more games before we took that computer down. Game 1, little brother wins. Game 2 goes to big brother. I hear one of them say "Alright, game 3. This is it!"... and I don't even know who won. It had to be a super close game becuase I heard them both pop off super excited. The big brother said "Good game" and gave his lil bro a high five and they walked away saying how they wish they had a PC so they could play this game at home when it comes out.
I don't know what it is... but the same thing with Project M... where seeing young kids get excited about something I made... is just such a rewarding and magical feeling. I remember playing Melee with my little brother back in the day... and how powerful that experience was to me. To think that I might have some part in bringing that sort of experience to someone else is... undescribeable
Here is a gameplay stream we did like a month ago. https://youtu.be/31-vndZxS2Q
We do regular updates on twitter (scroll down some to see our twitchcon booth stuff. It was rad.
https://twitter.com/IconsArena
https://twitter.com/WeWavedash
https://twitter.com/Llama_Juice
Because of this game I've moved from Seattle to San Francisco. We snagged a shared coworking space studio to work out of, and we're steadily growing to the point where we'll be needing to actually get our own place soon. It's been absolutely insane to see this game and this company grow from a super tiny team with an ugly blocky game to what we have now... and to see where this team is going gets me super excited.
Holy shit, I've been a member of this site for over ten years.
This is literally me
I believe in you bodie-sama
(why do I still remember how youtube tags work on this website I haven't posted a video in 5 years)
I thought the forum died a couple weeks back. I have cool tutorials bookmarked here, so glad I was wrong.
trying to get out of QA, getting training from a friend in tv/movies
drawing on the side
https://puu.sh/yudPG/582a7256a5.jpg
https://puu.sh/yLTws/09e186e8f8.jpg
https://puu.sh/yF7eK/a9ba2f5f52.jpg
may have released an animated music video that I built for free while living off of savings
link to music
