Natural Selection 2 Maps

[Hellraz0r]

I'd be very interested.

[DarkDemonenator]

Don't worry about your name being in a game, at most you might see your name in the scrolling credits no one watchs. It will only be usefull if you ever try to get a lowpaying cubical job making maps for some low bid game company that makes movie or disney games.

Good way to start out, but its not like you found a pot of gold. Just make a map and try for the money.

[DarkDemonenator]

Last night I made 5 maps with the developer textures and sent them in. Come on guys get in gear!

[Simon]

you might want to actually link to the mapcore tread

[t3nacious]

Don't worry about your name being in a game, at most you might see your name in the scrolling credits no one watchs. It will only be usefull if you ever try to get a lowpaying cubical job making maps for some low bid game company that makes movie or disney games.

Good way to start out, but its not like you found a pot of gold. Just make a map and try for the money.

Way to be an optimist. It's people with attitudes like you who sit around at low paying, boring start-up companies, making emails like this to insult those more enthusiastic than yourself. For people who actually understand success, motivation and hard work are key, no matter how small the short term reward is.

Besides, it's not important to have your name in the credits. It's important to build a collection of professional references. This is quite the opportunity for people starting out.

PS: It seems you are a bit mis-informed about the games industry. Most companies dealing with movie licenses or trademark characters are making a whole lot more money than the companies who make the games you're probably playing. Afterall, G rated equals G money.

[SlappyBag]

I'm going to work my ass off on this, and I'll probs PM those few that I trust for crits on my design when its finished.

[Mr. Happy]

Don't worry about your name being in a game, at most you might see your name in the scrolling credits no one watchs. It will only be usefull if you ever try to get a lowpaying cubical job making maps for some low bid game company that makes movie or disney games.

Good way to start out, but its not like you found a pot of gold. Just make a map and try for the money.

Way to be an optimist. It's people with attitudes like you who sit around at low paying, boring start-up companies, making emails like this to insult those more enthusiastic than yourself. For people who actually understand success, motivation and hard work are key, no matter how small the short term reward is.

Besides, it's not important to have your name in the credits. It's important to build a collection of professional references. This is quite the opportunity for people starting out.

PS: It seems you are a bit mis-informed about the games industry. Most companies dealing with movie licenses or trademark characters are making a whole lot more money than the companies who make the games you're probably playing. Afterall, G rated equals G money.

Don't even bother reading this douche's nonsense

[Habboi]

I already did and it's the best thing I've heard all day.

What a brilliant opportunity.

[Chicken64]

What a great opportunity for a mapper like me? I'm always passionate about mapping & this is what I badly needed