🚀 go-pugleaf

I am also tired of people boasting..Get to the real world.It takes REAL PPL
AND REAL EFFORT to build something REAL. Be REAL AND JUST THINK WHO PLAYS
X86 BASED games??????President Nixon???I still doubt it...

Billy Chambless <billy@cast.msstate.edu> wrote in article
<6nrb7v$2bh$1@nntp.msstate.edu>...
> In article <35a107a3.0@nnrp1.news.uk.psi.net>,
> crossposted to hell and back for the reading pleasure of a huge
> international market, 
>  "Booga" <andy@genetics.co.uk> writes:
> 
> |> Anyone want a job.
> 
> |> These recruitment agencies keep sending donkeys round for jobs ;)
> 
> That's because they send all the good candidates to the good companies.
> 
> |> We need people who are really dedicated to writing cool stuff, and who
can
> |> really do the stuff.
> 
> How wonderfully articulate.
>  
> |>  Must be really into sound in general. (eg: talented, or show talent,
in
> |> this area)
> 
> I really, really love the sound my espresso machine makes, especially
> first thing in the morning. The sound my NT box makes when it begins to
> thrash for no apparant reason is somewhat amusing, too.
> 
> |>  DirectSound/Music experience not needed, but we will go that way. So
be
> |> prepared to learn.
> 
> Try using complete sentences. To give the impression of intelligence.
> 
> |> 25+k after 3 months no problem, if you're good that is :)
> 
> 25+k what? Rubles? Lira? Yen? Cans of SPAM[tm]?
> 
> |> We're based in Oxford so living nearby would be cool, but not that
> |> important.
> 
> Cool. So commuting from, say, Buenos Aires is okay?
>  
> |>  We're making a funky little (actually it's enormous) game called
> |> Gene-Nation.
> 
> Ah... another enormous game for the X86 platform -- just what the world
> needs!
> 
> |>  We've been running as a company for 18 months now.
> 
> Sounds wonderfully stable to me....
> 
> |>  We're aiming to complete the title for Q1/Q2 99.
> 
> I'm starting a betting pool. 
> 
> |>  We're seven chilled guys, who just love to make games.
> |>  We'd like to work 9-5 but we can't.
> 
> Well, one day you might be able to get a job.
>  
>