@mitsevox This guy has so many red flags I lost count, but here are a few:
- Judging an edit based on the timeline
- Cutting 4 hours to 20mins for a finished video to publish as a "trial"
-Most of his tweets for the last month is him defending "his side"
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@SunlessKhan@Jay_RL_ This so much. Getting to C1 means I’m facing GCs in almost every other match, most of which actually play like a GC and don’t play like a booster player.
@SunlessKhan I was floating around C2/C3 before the new ranks and now it’s been a struggle to get to and/or stay in C1. It’s frustrating that I’ve focused on mechanics and positioning since then and I feel I’m playing the best I ever have, yet each match is a potluck skill levels.
@devinconnors I know it’s a “gaming keyboard” but as a motion designer/animator, this thing is far more versatile than that. I have the numpad and I went with clicky keys but they have different types. https://t.co/3VM01WUnIZ
@devinconnors I picked up a Logitech G915 as my first mechanical keyboard about a year ago. It’s expensive but it feels incredible, it’s sleek, it’s beautiful, and it’s feature rich. The volume roller is a surprisingly nice element I didn’t expect to think twice about.
@billiamchillim @NRG_JZR This is a divisive topic widely discussed in the design community. Just because I have a choice to not participate doesn’t mean the practice isn’t harmful and cheapens the work of the industry as a whole—which is noted in the link from AIGA.
@billiamchillim @NRG_JZR Nope, you’re not incorrect. As always, it’s in the designer to choose to accept whatever terms are set forth.
That doesn’t change the fact that design contests are generally predatory on new designers who want exposure and do the work but generally won’t ever get picked.
@NRG_JZR Lots of new ideas can still be achieved by one designer. Even then, you can hire multiple designers to do basic sketches of ideas for you before you commit to any—these are called “thumbnails” and every designer does this to explore concepts before making their final.
@Lethamyr_RL @BB_KylePBarber I've seen you apologize or correct yourself multiple times, even when it may not have been necessary, which obviously not the trait of a "douche."
@Lethamyr_RL @BB_KylePBarber People often neglect to acknowledge that they can be critiqued just as harshly if observed for long enough. They also forget/ignore that people are like icebergs; there's a lot going on under the surface that might not be on display for others.