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True words from Andy...
Although I see mapping or generally design more as a hobby, it would never hurt to get to so something with it later on in my life. And just talking about it won't get me anywhere...
It's time to drop the forum browsing to a lower level and put some more time in real designing.
You see, at a certain point it's easy to rely on just your knowledge and experience. You'll assume that that's enough to get you somewhere, while you forget that it's actually the products you delivered that made you a name.
(Not to forget about attitude... you may want to have to work together with others in the future...)
At the other side... I want to give more time to serve God. Priority number one that is. Then there's school, there's the contacts I so value...
Perhaps I should start to enjoy mapping more, as I once did, so I can see it as an interest once again...
EDIT: You know, I enjoyed TWHL because I had a sort of 'elite' status. My knowledge, my 'answering sprees'...
I'll quit it. I'll get back to the real thing, creating maps, asking feedback, tweaking it and help out a few fellow peers. What value has the respect of those that produce crap, of those that show no maturity? I've seen only few here that I admire, and whose respect I value...
Although I see mapping or generally design more as a hobby, it would never hurt to get to so something with it later on in my life. And just talking about it won't get me anywhere...
It's time to drop the forum browsing to a lower level and put some more time in real designing.
You see, at a certain point it's easy to rely on just your knowledge and experience. You'll assume that that's enough to get you somewhere, while you forget that it's actually the products you delivered that made you a name.
(Not to forget about attitude... you may want to have to work together with others in the future...)
At the other side... I want to give more time to serve God. Priority number one that is. Then there's school, there's the contacts I so value...
Perhaps I should start to enjoy mapping more, as I once did, so I can see it as an interest once again...
EDIT: You know, I enjoyed TWHL because I had a sort of 'elite' status. My knowledge, my 'answering sprees'...
I'll quit it. I'll get back to the real thing, creating maps, asking feedback, tweaking it and help out a few fellow peers. What value has the respect of those that produce crap, of those that show no maturity? I've seen only few here that I admire, and whose respect I value...
Gunna buy my Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB after all 
4200 logins.
4200 logins.
I have just embarked on an ambitious project--recreating the Santa Barbara County Courthouse using the Half-Life engine. I just came back from Santa Barbara for a weekend vacation, and I met the County architect and obtained the floor plan of the building from him.
I might have to leave out some architectural details, due to r_speeds limits. I hope it's an attainable goal.
The building is a beauty. It's on the same level as the new Getty Center in LA as far as its architectural significance goes.
I might have to leave out some architectural details, due to r_speeds limits. I hope it's an attainable goal.
The building is a beauty. It's on the same level as the new Getty Center in LA as far as its architectural significance goes.
Anonymous and Peace and LOve Seem to have agreed to disagree and get on with business as usual.The guy's still a f**king wanker imho.
Well done guy's, I am impressed
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We have some real idiots around here, one of them being whoever the hell decided that identical journal postings of the word 'dunno' is a fantastic, witty and funny idea. Your a sad person in that respect. Leave if you don't like this site, because no one is listening to you.
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