[article] Interview with Spencer Rose

Re: [article] Interview with Spencer Rose Posted by The SnarkPit on Sat Jan 1st 2000 at 12:00am

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This is a discussion topic for the article "Interview with Spencer Rose" by Riven which can be found here

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An interview series focusing on the art and science of level design and those who have experience in it. Sampled from around the level design community, a mixture of amateurs and professionals alike divulge their insights into what makes a successful level and what it takes to get there.

This is series entry #8 with Spencer Rose (RabidMonkey).

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Re: [article] Interview with Spencer Rose Posted by Orpheus on Mon Feb 7th 2011 at 4:09pm

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Great job Rabid.

The best things in life, aren't things.

Re: [article] Interview with Spencer Rose Posted by Le Chief on Thu Feb 10th 2011 at 12:31am

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Awesome interview, I like your portfolio Spencer! I know you're a level designer but I think I'd be cool to see some more sophisticated 3d models and some general textures (not signs) for an even more impressive portfolio.

But all the current content on your portfolio is pretty awesome and nicely presented

Cant wait to play Black Mesa!

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Re: [article] Interview with Spencer Rose Posted by G4MER on Thu Feb 10th 2011 at 2:09am

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Yepp, I have always loved the stuff you put out.. great interview!