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== About Me == | == About Me == | ||
| − | My name is Scott, I hail from England (land of tea and rain) and I'm just a fairly standard Team Fortress 2 player | + | My name is Scott, I hail from England (land of tea and rain) and I'm just a fairly standard Team Fortress 2 player (and certainly not a very good one). When it comes to my contributions to the wiki, I mostly work on images - improving ones that need fixing up and making new ones when new goodies come out. It's not the biggest part, but it's still a part that needs playing, after all. |
| − | I've made a lot of avatars for the Team Fortress 2 contribute website (80 and counting!), because Model Viewer and Photoshop make wonderful things when you use them together. It's always fun to see them getting used in-game, or on a forum somewhere | + | I've made a lot of avatars for the Team Fortress 2 contribute website (80 and counting!), because Model Viewer and Photoshop make wonderful things when you use them together. It's always fun to see them getting used in-game, or on a forum somewhere. I even got a Community Rocket Launcher for being one of the top 5 avatar contributors! |
| − | + | I've also dabbled in texturing and modelling, but since I'm not very good at either I've left it to the people who are good at it - at least until I have time to have a better go at it. | |
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== My Steam Profile == | == My Steam Profile == | ||
http://steamcommunity.com/id/gyakutenzwei | http://steamcommunity.com/id/gyakutenzwei | ||
Latest revision as of 01:07, 26 November 2010
About Me
My name is Scott, I hail from England (land of tea and rain) and I'm just a fairly standard Team Fortress 2 player (and certainly not a very good one). When it comes to my contributions to the wiki, I mostly work on images - improving ones that need fixing up and making new ones when new goodies come out. It's not the biggest part, but it's still a part that needs playing, after all.
I've made a lot of avatars for the Team Fortress 2 contribute website (80 and counting!), because Model Viewer and Photoshop make wonderful things when you use them together. It's always fun to see them getting used in-game, or on a forum somewhere. I even got a Community Rocket Launcher for being one of the top 5 avatar contributors! I've also dabbled in texturing and modelling, but since I'm not very good at either I've left it to the people who are good at it - at least until I have time to have a better go at it.
