/flex
I'm also going to take BCG tomorrow and I'm quite nervous. But thanks to the nice and good advices given here on gamedev.net I dont feel quite as nervous as I did before. Hopefully I'll get trough it OK.
Till next time!
So now I'm a GDNet+ member!
/flex
I'm also going to take BCG tomorrow and I'm quite nervous. But thanks to the nice and good advices given here on gamedev.net I dont feel quite as nervous as I did before. Hopefully I'll get trough it OK.
Till next time!
/flex
I'm also going to take BCG tomorrow and I'm quite nervous. But thanks to the nice and good advices given here on gamedev.net I dont feel quite as nervous as I did before. Hopefully I'll get trough it OK.
Till next time!
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It all went well!
Comments
Laz
October 13, 2005 12:32 PM
Ussual intro:
Welcome to Journal Land, and I finally got to someone first. Rate++ all the way, man. Maybe if you're chill enough, you'll get to roll with my crew. Ha ha haaa... just kidding... but no, really.
If you want your journal to be popular, here are the three keys...
Post lots of pictars. Nobody wants to read your stuff w1th0ut teh p1kt4rZ!
Post alot about whatever project you're involved with. Try to give people insight as to the details of what you are doing while using as little code as possible. Remember, this is a journal, not a tutorial.
It's alright to get personal, and even be liberal about talking about the many details of your life. I know I do. But remember, nobody wants to sit back and load 20 pictures of you and your sister's boyfriend with dreadlocks pretending to eat a cat and trying to pass the dude off as yourself (little nudge, you know who you are... kidding, you're my main man) in dire hopes that you'll write a few sentances about your game project.
Anyhow, a sincere welcome, and have a great time!
-IV
Welcome to Journal Land, and I finally got to someone first. Rate++ all the way, man. Maybe if you're chill enough, you'll get to roll with my crew. Ha ha haaa... just kidding... but no, really.
If you want your journal to be popular, here are the three keys...
Post lots of pictars. Nobody wants to read your stuff w1th0ut teh p1kt4rZ!
Post alot about whatever project you're involved with. Try to give people insight as to the details of what you are doing while using as little code as possible. Remember, this is a journal, not a tutorial.
It's alright to get personal, and even be liberal about talking about the many details of your life. I know I do. But remember, nobody wants to sit back and load 20 pictures of you and your sister's boyfriend with dreadlocks pretending to eat a cat and trying to pass the dude off as yourself (little nudge, you know who you are... kidding, you're my main man) in dire hopes that you'll write a few sentances about your game project.
Anyhow, a sincere welcome, and have a great time!
-IV
October 13, 2005 01:41 PM
Thank you thank you thank you thank you!
And thanks for giving me those advices TraderJack. I will hopefully be able to do some managed DirectX and acctually draw something to the screen!
Samsonite
And thanks for giving me those advices TraderJack. I will hopefully be able to do some managed DirectX and acctually draw something to the screen!
Samsonite
October 13, 2005 02:38 PM
Hello and welcome! Nice to see another journal here.
May I ask what the photo that you are using as your avatar is of?
May I ask what the photo that you are using as your avatar is of?
October 13, 2005 09:36 PM
The picture is of some place in Norway wich I'm not quite sure of. It's probably somewhere in the northwest, in Sogn and Fjordane. You should see it, it's really nice!
Thanks for leaving a comment in my newly formed journal!
Thanks for leaving a comment in my newly formed journal!
October 14, 2005 06:41 AM
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