I ' d greenlight . Cathy has the same batch as PK ? I just ordered the infrared and green V 2 ' S straight from PK I hope my QC pics look just as good as this . These look pretty good already . <| sep |> From what we can piece together , Colin Mochrie was a God to these people <| sep |> The other murka ? <| sep |> Yes , please ! In a fair and open election , with the electorate not under threat by the PKK , I ' d love to see the people of southeastern Turkey embarrass the whole world when they decide to stay in the Republic of Turkey instead of some KCK controlled bijiland . <| sep |> Heyo ! Level designer who graduated in June and now works in AAA as a junior level designer . Can provide proof via PM , but don ' t feel comfortable posting my personal info publicly forever and also having my stuff publicly reviewed . I used a Wix site not proud of it , but hey , it got the job done for my graduating portfolio . You do have to put in quite a bit of work to make sure it doesn ' t look like a generic Wix template or something , though . By the end of it all , my backgrounds , text choice , images and demo reel stuff were all fairly unique . A Google Doc would not cut it a portfolio website is about selling yourself look at what I could do ! and presentation and exposition how the recruiter experiences your site what do they learn about you , what traits you want to push , etc . is extremely important . Scripting isn ' t a skill needed for level design , BUT in a level design portfolio or reel , you ' d ideally like to showcase some awesome moments that you ' ve engineered in your level , and scripting would be useful in making sure that moment is experienced the way you want it to be . And I mean , part of being a good level designer is how you use the game ' s mechanics to create a space to have an experience in , and either you or somebody else would have to build those mechanics . I did a lot of chicken scratch scripting for my portfolio , focusing entirely on hey if it works it ' ll look good on my demo reel frontend stuff , and it hasn ' t come up at work at all . Usually companies learn what you ' re good at based on your interview , if you ' re experientially or mechanically focused , technical or creative , etc . so just make sure you pick one and sell yourself hard on it . PM me for any info extends to any other level designer friends out there , and I could share a couple level design portfolio sites that worked and some that didn ' t .