Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by ghost of evilspy on
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YES! IMHO DocRock you are the best HLDM mapper here! I just love fragging poor bastard on MesaBase with gauss who after game yell at voicecomm "?#"%, he's cheater"
I'm going to go check map names for your maps and list best of theim here ;D
btw, I'm playing at Squidsville now. Maybe we meet sometime :biggrin: .
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by DocRock on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 1:39pm
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I've been watching this forum from afar..and will continue to do so...but, the reason I posted it in third person was to sound like all you other freaks on this forum.
You guys kiss each other's ass so much, it's pathetic. Every damn week you have a thread about what makes a map great or what makes a mapper so awesome or whos the best mapper out there or other stuff....and it always is the same ass kissing, back slapping...reminds me of the rich bastards in the movie Titanic how they went smoking after a meal congratulating one another on being "God's of the Universe."
My dear SnarkPit fellow members, you ain't no Gods. You ain't nothin but a bunch of wannabe mappers who think you're s**t don't stink (and I was amongst that group as well...because now, my mapping days are over).
So yea it was a joke. Matter of fact, I'm still smiling about it now...and will keep on doing so. TTFN
btw Ghost: thanks, glad ya like my stuff. keep fraggin!
Back to your silly poll now. I'm done here.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Adam Hawkins on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 2:03pm
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I don't think this thread is about slapping each others backs, otherwise there would be whole lot of people trying to segway their maps into the thread in the hope someone says "oooh yes, that map was rather good...bravo!".
It's just about people's opinions of what maps they think are good - they've plently of choice so I can't see it being biased in any way.
If the general consensus is that more than one person likes a map of yours then that's great - be grateful. I'm chuffed that one of my maps has been mentioned and thats it. I don't care if I get anywhere in the top whatever - just the acknowledgement that someone somewhere likes one of my maps is more than enough. Likewise, I don't need to be constantly told that its good.
In fact, I find most of the Snarkpitters to be fairly reserved in the pimping of their maps. Compare here to somewhere like the CS mapping forums to see what I mean. Now that is full of backslapping and big headed mappers who whenever they release a tidbit of information about one of their maps, their words are filled with such false bravado.
Make of it what you will. I've defended you in the past Doc as I feel a lot of the criticism you get is infounded, but to label us all as s**ts is quite a sweeping and hard-hitting statement to make.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Gorbachev on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 9:04pm
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I fail to see the logic in saying it's wrong to compliment people on their maps while demanding to be included in the list for a large handful of maps and thus saying "praise me, praise me."
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 9:42pm
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I'd say he's just plain old jealous. None of his maps are particurarly
good and he'll never produce anything of note. He should just let us
ejaculate over each others maps without feeling the need to s**t on a
communtiy he isn't a part of. Keep on rockin Doc, rage against the
machine, go against the grain, do anything for a bit of attention.
Nobody cares. Nobody.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 10:19pm
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It's just easier that way Jeff. :biggrin:
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Orpheus on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 10:21pm
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points out to doc that jeff is NOT sucking my ass, he is just as liable to tell me to take a hike whenever i err
thanx jeff, but it was truly wrong of me to say that, it is far more meaningful when you do it instead.
blushes
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Leperous on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 10:50pm
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Who said I was blaming him?! :wink: crushes inquisitive mind with iron fist and shiny, pretty things
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
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Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 11:00pm
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Shiny things I can buy, but where do I get an Iron Fist?
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Orpheus on
Tue Jul 13th 2004 at 11:17pm
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Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by fishy on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 12:14am
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4 or 5 pages ago, ReNo asked to leave it out. 1<SUP>st</SUP> thing you do on your return is drag it up again. i refrained.
now i'm dragged into it again. should ignore it? probably. but f**k it, i'm a bit pissed off at the finger wagging. there you go, some more hostility./me bad. and i reckon i've still got some catching up to do.
1<SUP>st</SUP>, you pm me about a thread you started, telling me to vote. this was the forum equivelant of a poke in the ribs with a stick. i'd seen the thread, and it would have got my thoughts when the time was right. the tone was in response to the poke in the ribs, but it was, and is, my honest opinion of "what's the bestest" topics.
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if what someone says is valueless and not worth your respect because you had to poke it out of them with a stick, the simple solution might be to put the stick away.
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if you can hold these two thoughts at the same time, you might see it is just as important that i DONT post a comment, where such a comment would be considered as 'raining on a someones parade' as you put it. so wtf's the problem?
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see, there it is. tell me, wtf's my honesty [especially] got to do with how often i comment, or what i comment on?
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you better believe it, bud.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
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Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 12:18am
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Yeah, I think you're making mountains out of molehills, but what do I know?
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by fishy on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 1:25am
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it would help if most of your posts/comments to me on this didn't read like "ok, you're a dick, you keep screwing up, ffs grow up and don't say anything else about it"
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by 7dk2h4md720ih on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 1:27am
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Hey look, a print page feature! I think I'll print this thread and flush it down the toilet.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Gwil on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 3:01am
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I can't stay out any longer Orph, this thread has just swayed from
argument to argument, all of which have got personal, and more
succinctly "bloody pointless".
The thread is just a total mess and there is no credit in keeping a tit for tat bitching topic open..
Both sides have to step down and let the thread get back on course, or
die - if this pointless arguing continues I will lock it :/
Edit: in all honesty I can't be bothered to sit here and read this boring yarn and it is 4:03am... im going to bed.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Orpheus on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 3:04am
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lock it before it is resolved, and we will have bigger problems than the small one that lead us here..
it needs resolved, and it needs resolved without interference from admin.
don't push this gwil.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
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Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 3:07am
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Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Gorbachev on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 4:36am
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Haha, that's awesome. At least there is some humour somewhere inside the ol' pit. :smile:
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Crono on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 5:42am
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Are you saying Orph is a God of some sort??
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Hugh on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 6:12am
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Are you saying he's not?!?!
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Biological Component on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 7:27am
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Yes, Orph is a superhuman etherial god, and Fishy is the foremost super-fish martial arts expert of the universe.
Re: In your opinion, what is it that separates a good mapper, from a great one?
Posted by Orpheus on
Wed Jul 14th 2004 at 10:13am
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sometimes, i don't know which is more destructive, a small misunderstanding, or the humor attempts at defusing the tension caused by it :sad: