P░pp░n B░rr@pippinbarr• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang Damn straight it is. Already thinking of a class that's basically "Robert Yang is smart let's talk about that" this semester.

Robert Yang@radiatoryang• over 9 years ago

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(+ a lot of this was prompted by suddenly remembering part of an interview with @fullbright about level design https://t.co/Vzw5os3vB4)

Robert Yang@radiatoryang• over 9 years ago

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people asking for more detailed level design tutorials? I recommend https://t.co/sk1mJ22i5h for lots of engine-agnostic formalist theory

Scott Manley@DJSnM• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang great, now apply this to the recent crop of spaceship games with 6DOF flight models. Still looking for parallel lessons.

Thomas Grip@ThomasGrip• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang Intermediate is basically every Amnesia TDD level.

Robert Yang@radiatoryang• over 9 years ago

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+ don't feel bad if you're "intermediate", this is about common ideas of "good craft", not what's fun design... see https://t.co/jN34KdTTCu

Robert Yang@radiatoryang• over 9 years ago

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last tweet: ok really I'm just happy that this is going to be my new most popular tweet, instead of this shitpost https://t.co/ds0zgn79rk

Charlie Cleveland@Flayra• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang Wow, that's a fantastic image. And thanks for the Natural Selection call-out!

Em Schatz@thegreatbluebit• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang Aww, it wasn't until after I retweeted this that I noticed you mentioned U4 levels under Expert! Very nice of you.

Jim Rossignol@jimrossignol• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang beginner is all my designs for everything ever, forever

Dillon Rogers@TafferKing451• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang I'm a big fan of expert levels, but at times when I'm trying to make them, I get into the mindset of "am I trying too hard"?

ʟᴜɪs ʜᴇʀɴᴀɴᴅᴇᴢ⚡@Beetlenaut• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang we'd probably all like to think we're expert level. my level design skills didn't improve until I abandoned .bsp "brush" world

Jan Willem Nijman@jwaaaap• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang tbh 1 would probably be more fun than 2 and 3??? but im a beginner on this

Jan Willem Nijman@jwaaaap• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang "structureless mess" becomes familiar exploitable(?) mess and you get awesome equal level trickery. see samurai gunn chasm

ʟᴜɪs ʜᴇʀɴᴀɴᴅᴇᴢ⚡@Beetlenaut• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang while I can see how using radiant, hammer (bsp) can be useful for beginners, 'mesh-based collision" changed everything.

Dan Golding@dangolding• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang or someone who has spent too much time reading buckminster fuller https://t.co/1ChZV1C64j

Smiling Apple.jpg@ellaguro• over 9 years ago

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@radiatoryang i like this tweet but i do think it falls into a little bit of an industry/"professional"-centric kind of thinking

Alan Zucconi@AlanZucconi• over 4 years ago

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@radiatoryang I googled "level design robert yang twitter" and this is the first result. 😌 Exactly what I was looking for. ✨