I think that site warrants an intervention. 

Put your images into a web page. Angelfire doesn't allow images hosted on it to be accessed from anywhere other than Angelfire. 

Splash Damage are looking to fill 4 positions... dunno about relocation packages, but they're london based,iirc.

http://www.splashdamage.com

FYI, they did ET and the D3 multiplayer, and the founder were basically the Q3F mod team. id Software seem to love them. 

(blatantly ripped from shacknews):

The Human Head Studios job page has been updated, listing the need for an experienced level designer. You need to be familiar with the Quake 3 or DOOM 3 engine and skills in Lightwave or 3D Studio Max are highly preferred.

http://www.humanhead.com/headhunt.htm#jobs

(if this is a repeat i apologize) 

HH is here in Wisconsin. Boring. Don't come here, take my word. 

Here in Wisconsin, too. I think Phait is telling you something, Scampie. 

Yeah Raven is in Madison, but I've never been there. But I hear it's a nice city. Still, it's WI! 

Threewave Software Hiring Programmer
Community News | 10/10/2004 | 6:22 PST - Jube
Career minded gamers with programming experience with id or Valve technology should hustle themselves over to Threewave Software where they have announced that they are currently looking to hire a new programmer. Suitable applicants must be able to relocate to the Vancouver, Canada area. For a look at job requirements and details on applying for this position or Threewave jobs, visit the Threewave Software Careers page. 

I think the US presidential election in November will determine whether I apply first to an American company or Splash Damage. 

[nt] 

could you be more specific?

Or: What do you have against Nader? 

If no one wins a plurality, could we leave that job vacant for four years? 

You mean someone only becomes president if they have more votes than anyone else but less than half? That would make for some interesting strategy. 

This is not the Presendental Debate Thread. And this forum has nothing to do with politics anyway, drop it fellas before we get too off topic and into a huge stupid flame war that has nothing to do with mapping. 

... Scampie for president !!! ;)) 

... never mind. 

I have a friend who works for EA in the UK. They make shit games but apparently it's a really nice company to work for. If you're a graduate with computer games knowledge then they want to hear from you. If you mail me I can probably put in a good word for you, too. 

...but doing what? Toiling in their underground sugar caves? 

That and being a graduate trainee. They want anyone with computer skills who's smart and has an interest in computer games. Programming experience would help, as would mapping / graphics experience, which is why I pass on the note. 

it's who you work with.
besides its stable and im sure you get a decent health package and all that crunk.

EA in vancouver is also hiring

as is Rockstar games last I heard...that might be done now, not sure. 

I need a someone to help me with mapping stanards and working out my normal dm, arena, and CTF scripts for my mod. And of course, writing original maps for it, one or more of these options.

You can contact me through the javascript link on my site: http://planetquake.com/ud/

as 

You should care to the company as well !!! I agree it's really enjoyable to work with a good team, with good guys, nevertheless, working into a good company is at least really important: who would like to be involved into a project which will be closed due to a lack of ressources ??? Nobody I presume.... 

.. the more if you will be fired then... 

<Q> who would like to be involved into a project which will be closed due to a lack of ressources ???

then why gripe about Electronic Arts, if one company isn't going to bankrupt anytime soon it's that one. 

granted, I haven't followed the discussion, but a publisher's financial status don't really secure a given project. I'm willing to bet that one of the reasons EA is so fuck-off big is that they are willing to can projects that don't give them a guaranteed break-even.