What does everyone do for a living?

[Arkhan]

I stand in front of industrial fans and jack off into the breeze.

[bob]

I stand in front of industrial fans and jack off into the breeze.

$50 says you dont really do that.

[mitsuman]

I stand in front of industrial fans and jack off into the breeze.

Wait, are you facing into the fans? Because that would seem to get messy.

[herb]

I stand in front of industrial fans and jack off into the breeze.

Wait, are you facing into the fans? Because that would seem to get messy.

Depending on how fast the fans are going, it could instantly start to dry it up though.

[wildfruit]

I stand in front of industrial fans and jack off into the breeze.

$50 says you dont really do that.

£50 says he does. Also I want that job.

[poponon]

How much $ to watch?

[esadajr]

I'm just an IT guy

[Arkhan]

I stand in front of industrial fans and jack off into the breeze.

Wait, are you facing into the fans? Because that would seem to get messy.

Why would I stand the other way. 

[vestcoat]

Sound engineer. A rock venue, a church, some freelance.

[SplatterTrigger]

I stand in front of industrial fans and jack off into the breeze.

I believe it.

[Gredler]

I am a Digital Artist doing 3D modeling and animation.  Been doing 3d for a living since 1997.  Right now I am currently working on real games for training and simulation for the US Army.  It's actually a pretty cool job and one I will enjoy way more than working on AAA titles for 12 year old's.  I like what my work is going towards.

I have been in art for games since 2008, cool to see another dev on the boards, more so cool to see a vet I'd love to try getting into a similar position someday, how did you make the transition/find your way into the military simulation industry? Very cool!

[bob]

I am a Digital Artist doing 3D modeling and animation.  Been doing 3d for a living since 1997.  Right now I am currently working on real games for training and simulation for the US Army.  It's actually a pretty cool job and one I will enjoy way more than working on AAA titles for 12 year old's.  I like what my work is going towards.

I have been in art for games since 2008, cool to see another dev on the boards, more so cool to see a vet I'd love to try getting into a similar position someday, how did you make the transition/find your way into the military simulation industry? Very cool!

Best training simulation ever was Hogans Alley

[Gredler]

I am a Digital Artist doing 3D modeling and animation.  Been doing 3d for a living since 1997.  Right now I am currently working on real games for training and simulation for the US Army.  It's actually a pretty cool job and one I will enjoy way more than working on AAA titles for 12 year old's.  I like what my work is going towards.

I have been in art for games since 2008, cool to see another dev on the boards, more so cool to see a vet I'd love to try getting into a similar position someday, how did you make the transition/find your way into the military simulation industry? Very cool!

Geise once told me "it's not who you know, it's who you blow."

Great... starting on the bottom again I suppose. Hopefully Costco still had a good deal on mints.

[esteban]

Hogan's Alley.
Blowjobs.

I see what you guys are doing in this thread!

[geise]

I am a Digital Artist doing 3D modeling and animation.  Been doing 3d for a living since 1997.  Right now I am currently working on real games for training and simulation for the US Army.  It's actually a pretty cool job and one I will enjoy way more than working on AAA titles for 12 year old's.  I like what my work is going towards.

I have been in art for games since 2008, cool to see another dev on the boards, more so cool to see a vet I'd love to try getting into a similar position someday, how did you make the transition/find your way into the military simulation industry? Very cool!

Geise once told me "it's not who you know, it's who you blow."

Word

Besides that, the simulation industry is huge for the military.  It's every 3rd party contract companies bread and butter working on Gov contracts. So many companies in the US do simulation now.  It's fairly easy to find jobs with them wanting Artists using Unity, Unreal, hell even Cryengine for Serious Games.