Admer456

I'm an 18-year-old mapper and programmer, primarily. I work on Advanced Development Mod for Half-Life, which aims to be a SoHL alternative one day, and you can currently check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/Admer456/halflife-ADM

Current PC specs:
Year - 2018
GPU - Gigabyte WindForce II GTX 1050 Ti
CPU - Intel Core i5 8400 @ 2.8-3.9 GHz
Memory - 8 GB DDR4 RAM
Storage - 1000 GB Seagate HDD and 250 GB Samsung 860 EVO SSD
Monitor - AOC 2470W, 1920x1080, HDMI

Engines of the games (and/or mods) I've modded (and/or made content for):

• GoldSrc (Half-Life, CS 1.6, Sven Co-op etc.) [mapping, modeling, texturing, sound, programming] - high experience
• Source (Half-Life 2, GMod, Obsidian Conflicts) [mapping, texturing] - low-to-medium experience
• CryEngine 1 (Far Cry) [mapping, modeling, texturing, sound, scripting] - high experience
• Source 2 (SteamVR, soon gonna be HL:A) [mapping] - low experience
• idTech 2 (Quake) [mapping, texturing] - medium experience
• idTech 2 (Quake 2) [mapping] - low experience
• idTech 3 (Quake 3) [mapping] - low experience

Engines I've used for standalone game development:

• idTech 4 - high experience, would recommend 2 or 3 forks for game development if you want a lightweight but still relatively modern game engine [this is the only engine I've actually made anything significant in]
• Unreal Engine 4 - low-to-medium experience, kinda gave up on it, just takes too many resources and I don't like its Blueprints xd
• Godot - low experience, I like it, might do an actual project with it one day

Well, I guess that's about it, LOL