What's up with the Friday release date for Skyrim? Is this going to be the new norm in video game releases in the US or is it just because you guys are so bad ass?
Are you guys keeping track of pizza's ordered, coffee's drunk, chinese carry out's eaten, hours of overtime ect for the ending credits? I love when games do that.
edit - oh wait, tes games dont have ending credits normally... then just the reg credits?
We have a couple beastly machines in QA, but mostly we run on more average/low specced machines.
Ok I simply have to ask for the specs. I'm a bit of an enthusiast (though not over board) and would love to see what a gaming studio considers "beastly machines". Am I gonna :drool: ?
There's only one thing I reeeeeally wanna' know 'bout from you dudes:
Has you or your bosses over at Zenimax ever thought of putting out an ES tabletop game, either as a basic PDF you can download from the ES/Bethesda site or as a full book/boxed deal with all the bells and whistles? Considerin' how the franchise's so deeply rooted in the things, it seems like something that would've come up as the series' popularity increased.
I'm not sure. I can tell you that a lot of guys here play board games. Some of my favorites are Carcassonne, A Game of Thrones, and Puerto Rico.
Are you guys keeping track of pizza's ordered, coffee's drunk, chinese carry out's eaten, hours of overtime ect for the ending credits? I love when games do that.
Not that I know of, but the coffee machine is broken today
2. I typically work a 9-10 hour day. That said, if you want something "Special" to make it into the game you have to take the initiative and do it on your own accord. The studio has been very good about not requiring frantic hours. If people do work more than expected(most do), it's for their love of the project and because they want to make it the best it can be in the time we have left. There are usually people here at all hours, even on weekends.
Could you maybe explain more about getting something "special" you've created placed in the game? Not in a detailed sense obviously, but would this mean implementing certain side quests or something of the like?
Could any of the artists tell me a little bit about whats involved in their daily jobs/ whats involved in being hired? Id love to learn more about being a Character Artist or Level designer for example, but dont know much about the specifics, or what studies id need to pursue in school in order to be qualified..
Oh I was SO waiting for this one. Too bad you didn't put a question mark on it.
Right now (and for the last year or so)? The Mountain Goats.
Been listening to them since you said that and they are really good. Kind of an upbeat folky sound to them! You ever hear of the UK-based band Mumford and Sons? Check them out, i think you will be impressed!