called no mans sky because nobody plays it anymore ? <| sep |> Can you confirm personally lmao <| sep |> Holy shit , I just read it , and he was a genius . <| sep |> Some people should lay off the spaghetti letters . <| sep |> Contrary to the other replier , the R . A . T 7 was the coziest mouse i ' ve ever used once i fit it into my hand nicely . I swear i would worship that mouse if it didn ' t have such poir durability 2 years for me <| sep |> I ' m curious about these impossible to snipe bases . Do you mind expanding on that ? What type of layout , heroes etc ? <| sep |> I ' m a Graphic Designer for an artistic production company . Basically it ' s a marketing firm specifically tailored to art . We represent several artists and incorporate their talents in all our marketing strategies whether it be artistic integration , event production , or brand activation . We also create one of the largest art festivals in North America . I am involved in designing and brainstorming ideas behind their pitches and refining them for their specific clientele , creating branding and logo ideas , as well as layout design for several mediums . I actually didn ' t study Graphic Design . I finished with a Costume Design diploma but hated it all of those three years but was too stubborn to quit . I highly enjoyed the graphic design aspect of my program and my grades excelled in these classes . Upon finishing school , I scrapped the portfolio my costume design program required me to make and tailored it to a more graphic designer portfolio I don ' t really know what this means but I made it more me . I contacted companies regardless if they were hiring or not I was willing to intern for free because of my lack of actual design knowledge . I only contacted companies or agencies I truly admired , I feel like this is what made the nopay bearable . Also the attitude that I was a nobody fresh out of school not utilizing my paid education but pursuing something else is a scary enough idea to get my butt moving ! I am truly lucky to have found my current employment . They knew I didn ' t have a formal education but I was someone to do the grunt work . They saw I was willing to learn and took any small task into serious consideration . I also worked into the wee hours to finish several of their pitches . Challenges A lot of your hard work when finally presenting to your peers will constantly get reworked , no matter how long you agonize over details . Being confident in your ideas . Its only after having interns myself that I realize that my design knowledge is sufficient ! I know enough and do have a great eye in design ! Forgive me if this sounds arrogant , but I had zero clue in whether any of my work was good enough in the beginning . However communicating ideas confidently emphasizes your own work . You know it ' s good enough with the amount of effort you put into it . Opportunities That first bit about constantly reworking designs is a blessing in disguise . This allows you to constantly be challenging your own ideas . Practice makes perfect ! Be receptive and open to other people ' s ideas . This challenges your own creativity but also nurtures it . After 8 months of unpaid work , they hired me on and now I even have two interns !