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[Saint_Proverbius]

Tags: Bethesda Softworks

<a href="http://www.bethsoft.com/">Bethesda</a> is hiring per <A href="http://www.bethsoft.com/links/job_032805_leveldsgnr.html">this page</a>. Here's the info:
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<blockquote><b>LEVEL DESIGNER -- Rockville, Maryland</b>
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Design, create, build, and script levels for future Elder Scrolls and Fallout products. Includes working in our proprietary toolset to design, build, light, and script game areas.
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<b>Candidate should have:</b>
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<ul><li>Excellent sense of 3D game space and gameflow.
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<li>Experience with designing, building, and populating game levels.
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<li>Experience scripting or programming complex interactivity.
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<li>Excellent communication and writing skills.
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<li>Architectural design experience a plus.
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<li>Experience with 3D Studio Max a plus.
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<li>Experience with The Elder Scrolls Construction Set a plus.
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<li>Knowledge of Role Playing games and The Elder Scrolls or Fallout a plus.
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<li>Game industry experience a plus.</ul>
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<b>How to Apply:</b>
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For the positions listed above, send your resume and any requested materials (web links preferred for porfolios/materials) via email, fax, or regular mail. We will not return any materials.
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<blockquote>ATTN: Human Resources
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Bethesda Softworks
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1370 Piccard Drive, Suite 120
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Rockville, MD 20850-4304
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Fax: (301) 926-8010
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E-mail: <A href="mailto:bethsoftjobs@bethsoft.com">bethsoftjobs@bethsoft.com</a>
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<i>Please be sure to specify the position you for which you are applying.</i></blockquote>
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I vote MISSIONARY position!
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Thanks, <b>Pete</b>!

 

[Pope_Viper]

OH GOD! THEY WANT PEOPLE FOR FO 4!!!

Van BUREN LIVES!

 

[Shagnak]

I vote doing handstands and jiggling up and down on a trampoline.

 

[Saint_Proverbius]

LEVEL DESIGNER -- Rockville, Maryland

Who wants to design Rockville, Maryland anyway? What a crap job that would be.

 

[MrSmileyFaceDude]

Rockville could use a little design, believe me. Worst. Roads. Evar.

 

[DarkSign]

Hee hee. He used the "Evar" lol.

 

[Jennifer]

Rockville could use a little design, believe me. Worst. Roads. Evar.

rockville could use an airstrike or two. (provided, of course, that bethesda & co. are safely evacuated first.)

the whole state could do with a makeover. did you read about us being 2nd only to new york in the length of our commutes? crazy.


anyway...

 

[Ellester]

Rockville could use a little design, believe me. Worst. Roads. Evar.

Maybe you should include that in the job description. “Must be able to handle commuting that resembles Hell”.

 

[Jaesun]

Since Spelling is not required, is Vol going to go apply? It would be a bit of a commute but hey.

 

[Killzig]

Rockville could use a little design, believe me. Worst. Roads. Evar.

You ever been to Ohio? (My guess is no...)

 

[Greatatlantic]

I have a very intimate knowledge of Ohio, and let me assure you the roads here are not that bad. Now when I go to Missouri, those are some bad roads. A single accident can back up the interstate for miles, with no real alternate paths.

 

[Killzig]

try NE Ohio near Andover/Pymatuning. Hell even up near Cleveland the roads are absolute garbage.

 

[Deathboy]

A single accident can back up the interstate for miles, with no real alternate paths.

I'm guessing an interstates a bit like freeway then.....(?)

 

[Greatatlantic]

The name says it all, "inter"-between, "states". These are roads that were built by the Federal government for the purpose of travelling from state to state. Oddly enough, Hawaii has interstates, too. So, they do span inside states too. Basically, they are the biggest, straightest roads in America.

 

[Deathboy]

Thanks for the explaination.

 

[Shagnak]

Thanks for the explaination.

Deathboy, you fucking hick thickie :twisted:

 

[Saint_Proverbius]

rockville could use an airstrike or two. (provided, of course, that bethesda & co. are safely evacuated first.)

I'm sure Bethesda is willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.

 

[MrSmileyFaceDude]

rockville could use an airstrike or two. (provided, of course, that bethesda & co. are safely evacuated first.)

I'm sure Bethesda is willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.

Well, if nothing else, a thorough airstrike would give us some great environmental source material

 

[Naked_Lunch]

They owe it to us.

 

[Saint_Proverbius]

Well, if nothing else, a thorough airstrike would give us some great environmental source material

Speaking of which, I remember an old factory by the river where I grew up that had closed down decades ago. It was in the middle of some woods with no roads or anything. The floors had fallen away, the windows were gone, and so on. It was basically just the walls of the two story building with trees and such all around and inside it.

I'm sure there's things like that in desert locations that would be good for inspiration, since the whole wet forest reclaimation of the factory wouldn't exactly fit the setting - assuming you're talking that Fallout Enforcer sequel you're working on. :D

 

[MrSmileyFaceDude]

That does sound pretty cool. Guess you don't have any pics since it was when you were growing up?

 

[Saint_Proverbius]

Nope, and I'm not sure I can find it again. I knew where it was when I was a kid, but it's been a while since I've been there. It was between the river and farm land, but it was fairly hard to find then due to how the forest had grown over everything. You basically have to stumble on it to find it, if it's even still standing.

 

[Killzig]

its not too tough to find dilipidated buildings and towns on the verge of dying. Head out to western penn, bunch of small little towns dying as the big factories continue to ship out to mexico and china. Hell I'll even give you a good one go out to Greenville, Pa and find Hodge's foundry and Werner ladder. You'll get a good laugh.