Commented 14 years ago2010-06-27 08:22:59 UTCComment #47882
Yes. At this rate, by the time he is in his teens, if he continues to map, he will be a master!
I remember I started with paper and pencil... Then RTS games, Unreal, Goldsource... And now what I make/can make is a far cry from what I used to draw. Of course, your son has the advantage of starting with the computer, so he gets an even larger head start than he would if he had started with anything else.
Commented 14 years ago2010-06-27 17:49:08 UTCComment #47873
You should expose him to Lego Universe when it comes out. Its an MMO where you have access to supposedly every lego piece in existence, and you get to build things out of them and use them with or on other people.
Do you know how old that make me feel?
I remember I started with paper and pencil... Then RTS games, Unreal, Goldsource... And now what I make/can make is a far cry from what I used to draw.
Of course, your son has the advantage of starting with the computer, so he gets an even larger head start than he would if he had started with anything else.
He's a lucky boy who got his first gaming computer before he turned two.
It looks really cool
I realize that is a pun, but you may want to rephrase that...
The first thing I thought of when I read this was some kind of rite of passage in which his joining was some kind of sacred family tradition
I've been watching too many medieval films.