Human Head (the company I work for) is looking for an experienced Level Designer and Technical Level Designer (scripter) if anyone is interested in a job and wants to work with me and FrikaC and basically just a cool company.

Just a "heads" (HAHA!) up for anyone in the hunt. I also promise not to make any bad puns if you get the job. 

In that same vein, and I can't believe I've never done this, but Epic is always looking for people. We can't hire fast enough! If you've considered applying here but thought we didn't have openings, you're wrong! :) We need (talented) people, apply! 

Stop stealing my thunder. R4wr. 

Human Head needs you first, then Epic!

(better?) 

o/ \o 

I would probably rather make levels for cool computergames than do admin and web-design 

(what a thread-killer that turned out to be :S 

You got mail 

Oh hey Blitz I saw that Monolith laid off some people - you weren't one of them were you? 

 

to give liquids an angle, a travel direction, like you can do in Quake 2 ?
It would be great to see water coming down or lava floating from one point to another.
Would it be possible to "steal" the code that makes it possible in Quake 2 and put it in a mod for quake 1, or would it involve changing the Quake engine itself ? 

I'm in the wrong forum ...
Sorry about that. 

And func_water that does that - you can make it flow, have drag and so on.

I've yet to make quicksand, but it's only a matter of time. 

Guys,

We need talented level designers who have a passion for creating fun, engaging experiences for the end user.

We need people who understand action gameplay, pacing, flow, item placement, enemy placement, puzzles, risk-reward, drama, tension, scripted sequences.

If you want to be part of our start up and help bring to a life a fresh, home grown IP (3rd person action) get in touch below.

marty@figureheadstudios.com.au

No screenshots, 2D diagrams or lame documentation - just send playable levels that you've built in 3D so we can properly assess your understanding of the artform.

I won't be responding to forum posts so please touch base via email directly if you have any questions. 

Not really 'wanted' but dunno where to put it: advice on getting a job @ Epic

http://www.worldofleveldesign.com/categories/career-getting-a-job/how-to-get-a-job-with-epic-games.php 

Does anyone here work at any of their studio's or knows anyone that does?

Would be interested to hear your/their thoughts! 

Do you need loan?Do contact us at rev.louisjackloancompany10@gmail.com with amount needed and duration. 

HOW CAN I LOOSE!!!!! 

rev.louisjackloancompany10?

who took rev.louisjackloancompany? 

Far be it from me of course to question a company whose email address is at gmail in the first place... 

Mainly a psuedo-programming/level design cross over job, would involve constructing missions mainly.

* Knowledge of pacing
* Building variety and interesting situations using the systems we have
* Identifying new, economical systems that would give bang for buck
* Knowledge of shooter combat scripting
* Prolific creativity for creating mission content
* Creative sensibility: an eye for visuals, an ear for voice acting and sounds 

What software helps / required / to expect etc.

Lua, Max, Photoshop, in house etc.

I'm not applying like :) 

..if different country is a problem,
I mean one should reside where the SoftwareHouse is ?
Or online collaboration is enough ?

ThAnKs 

.. cause it's something I've always wanted to know!

If someone from another country get hired from a software house is it required to transfer to its town ?? 

.. generally yes. As soon as you have to work with a dev team, being on-site is a better than being in remote
Now I can't tell for gaming companies (as I am not working for gaming market), but I know that it is extremely hard to convince you'll be efficient working in remote at home.. though.. it depends on the company habits, your profile, etc...