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I'm an Environment Artist working in games industry who enjoys working on fan favourite pieces and loves to be involved in research for scientific skepticism. Looking forward to make more connections!
@duffy_sean_@StephenFPI Ah, so now you speak a little clear here as this isn't necessarilv about Turkey being called this or that. Its more about a bum itch against Turks isn't it? Haha I love the hypocrite west.
@victorullmannn I completely agree. There's a huge race especially within Environment Artist to "tech art" everything when they necessarily aren't required to be the ones building complex tools/shaders. I've yet to see an environment breakdown focusing on colour/light/art theory for example.
@Pacbull_r6 If by chance, person holding that head hole does die (which can certainly happen) it literally turns into a free win game. You won't believe how many kills I've collected through that rotate either cuz there wasn't someone holding it, or cuz they were dead. R6 isnt black or white
@RalphyyR6 Thought they'd be reverse blade as it usually is the case with side facing cases. Then definitely get a reverse blade, flipping them looks horrific as you'd already know.
@melisukan@GeoRossignol "child with antisocial tendencies was taken to a shooting range", this is almost a sister argument to "shooting games makes kids violent". Micro psychology over sociology isn't it haha.
@bumbadum14 This is just result of increase to the appeal of "Spiritualism" and most importantly "Paganism". Paganism has definitely caught on in the last decade, its a hedonistic "religion" and its pretty much a new age belief which is super sinister, more so than old age beliefs.
Photo/Material
I just love some sampler work. Being able to create rough workable material libraries just by taking pics during daily commute or a trip is amusing.
#3d#3dart#substance
@pixeldewd There's an unusually high amount of increase of "technical node artists". I think the industry kind of pushes the idea that there are more opportunities in that field, and that it feels "cooler" to do this kind of stuff as it looks complicated to an outsider.