AstralLein
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Unfortunately, as you know, I adhere to the principle that "only the best are truly versatile." I use models and give them worthy application in my maps, without missing the opportunity to praise the model's author and include them in a list of acknowledgments, and promote them if there's an opportunity to do so, unless their identity is shrouded in mystery, of course. But I won't create them myself for two reasons:
1) My list of mapmakers is so huge that the tasks are already alternating, one season of one task, one season of another, then back to the previous one, and so on. If I add such a time-consuming task as creating models, I'm afraid things will get even worse.
2) Unfortunately, I don't enjoy this activity, although I've even tried it in more than one game. Besides, it's still worth separating roles. Some people create models, and others create content with those models. After all, game developers clearly don't have 3D modelers writing campaigns and code.
In general, that's my position. I think it's understandable. But nevertheless, there are those who do both. But there are very few of them.
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yes, I was talking strictly about myself
1) My list of mapmakers is so huge that the tasks are already alternating, one season of one task, one season of another, then back to the previous one, and so on. If I add such a time-consuming task as creating models, I'm afraid things will get even worse.
2) Unfortunately, I don't enjoy this activity, although I've even tried it in more than one game. Besides, it's still worth separating roles. Some people create models, and others create content with those models. After all, game developers clearly don't have 3D modelers writing campaigns and code.
In general, that's my position. I think it's understandable. But nevertheless, there are those who do both. But there are very few of them.
Added after 31 seconds
yes, I was talking strictly about myself