FALLOUT 3 INMR FULL
FALLOUT 3 INMR SERIES

These days when I want to play Fallout I just break out a sample of cultivated mold and inhale the sweet smell of the wastes.

FALLOUT 3 INMR FULL

I didn't have a computer that could really play it at the time it came out, so me and my friend Noah would take turns directing characters through the waste, huddled around the warmth of the monitor in his dank and freezing basement (why his family kept the computer down there I have no idea.) Each day I would leave the basement hacking and wheezing with lungs full of mold spores, barely able to function, and the next day I would return to do it all over again. The game allowed you so many choices in comparison to the other games I had played previously, and it had such incredible atmosphere to it. How long have you been playing Fallout, and how would you describe your feelings towards the franchise?ДЇallout was a really huge game in my adolescent years.

FALLOUT 3 INMR SERIES

Favorites include the Fallout series (duh), Baldur's Gate, Halflife 1+2, Psychonauts, Grim Fandango, Sacrifice, Relentless/Twinsen's Odyssey, and a bunch of other stuff.

I used to play a lot of RTSes, but these days i mostly play anything that tickles my fancy. What is your favorite type of game to play (RTS,FPS,RPG etc) Work is definitely very cooperative, with maybe a little bit of friendly competitiveness within the group (Joooooonaaaaaaaah!) There is a lot of inter-team communication, there would really be no hope of producing anything but a buggy pile of crap without it. How is the work-environment? Is it competitive or co-op? Do the different teams talk together? He does tons of post apocalyptic art, and although a lot of it has a slightly more fantasy angle to it than fallout his character designs are always incredibly original and inspiring, and his skill with anatomy is just gorgeous.

An artist who is a big inspiration to me that I haven't seen mentioned in this series of threads before is concept artist Marko Djurdjevic. The Mad Max movies definitely provide a bit of character art flavor, although not really very retro-future. I have love for a whole lot of post apocalyptic media, most of which has already been mentioned. Prior to coming here I was a student at SCAD, prior to that I was an adolescent, prior to that I was clipped off of my progenitor.ДЈ) What have you drawn on for inspiration in developing Fallout 3? Books, movies, music, etc would be fine, if you don't want to name any games. What I love about my job is the challenge of retaining the anatomical detail beneath garments, and of capturing the essence of the materials I am depicting so that metal looks like metal, leather looks like leather, rust looks like rust and so on.ДЇallout 3 will be my first game ever (so I better not muck it up.) I have only been at Bethesda since late February, so I am pretty new, and this thread has actually been a great way for me to learn a bit more about my coworkers, particularly ones I don't interact with on a regular basis. Primarily what I work on right now is armor/clothing, although hopefully when I get some more experience I will be permitted to steal some of the awesome creature jobs. I work in Max, Zbrush and photoshop to translate the concept drawings into fully realized 3d meshes.

Fallout 3 inmr