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Cool! Do you get a referral bonus?Giant Chicken wrote: Mon Jul 06, 2026 5:36 pm ++ My boss told my coworkers and I that my job is hiring, and that we should let know some people we know about it. Because of this, I was able to get 4 of my friends interviews, and potentially a 5th one as well!
Sorry, I still fail to see what exactly you will learn by putting a name under what you call a mistake, that will allow for "improvement of the process". Isn't this exactly what pointing fingers is?daniel careon wrote: Mon Jul 06, 2026 8:58 amI am also interested in finding out who designed them. Not to aim pitchforks, but to learn more about the creative process. Pointing fingers is counterproductive, but identifying the causes of a mistake allows for the improvement of the process itself.
Yes, I did read the message (you shouldn't publish private conversations without telling the other person, by the way). The first post reads to me like you admire her work but want her to point out who on the team made the thing you don't like (not necessarily her). I didn't mean that you would attack this person, but you would publish this name on the internet, right? Like I said, it would change absolutely nothing about how the designs are perceived - but it would cause them to known here as "the person who made the horny designs". Not a good look. Maybe your aim is not to attack them, but the result would be similarly negative.icesmile wrote: Mon Jul 06, 2026 2:49 pmNOOOO NO NO NO, I am not an animal, of course I’m not going to attack the artist for a design I didn’t like, if you read my message to Celine Tellier you can see how grateful I am for her work, no joke Rayman Origins has inspired me a ton in my journey to become an artist. Ultimately I want to just ask how the Betilla designs came about.
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Season 13: History of questions
Q1: What site am I talking about?
-It is one of the oldest ecosystems on the planet.
-This ecosystem has one of the largest land animal migrations in the world.
-The most common animals in this ecosystem are wildebeests, gazelles, zebras, and buffalo, although there is also a high presence of big cats.
-This area is home to one of the most important paleontological reserves in the world.
A1: The Serengeti (Rsandee)
Q2: Which disease is colloquially known as "the kissing disease"?
A2: Mononucleosis (dr_st)
Q3: When was the last time the U.S. men's basketball team didn't win the gold medal at the Olympics?
A3: 2004 (Rsandee)
Q4: When did the Mexican Revolution begin?
A4: 1910 (Reese Riverson)
Q5: In which real painter is this Rayman 2 artwork based on? (https://raymanpc.com/forum/download/file.php?id=13926)
A5: Picasso (Ithasmore)
Q6: What is caprolactam mainly used for?
A6: Synthesis of Nylon 6 (withdrawn: no answers)
Q7: Which modern-day countries were part of Yugoslavia before its breakup in the early 1990s?
A7: Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia (PluMGMK)
Q8: Name the song and the artist.
A8: Ken Laszlo - Tonight (withdrawn: no answers)
Q9: How many French teams have won the UEFA Champions League?
A9: Two (Hunchman801)
Q10: In what year did Hugo Chávez win the elections for the first time?
A10: 1998 (PluMGMK)
Q11: The 1970s were an interesting time, specifically when it came to audio equipment. During this decade was a time known as the "Watt Wars" / "Receiver Wars" for home audio stereo receivers where companies begun producing stereo receivers with the most power, trying to outclass their competition.
The days of only having sub-100 watt per channel receivers choices were gone thanks to these big players in the industry.
Name at least three of these companies (brands) that participated in the Receiver Wars.
A: Sansui, Pioneer and Marantz (DaveRattlehead)
Q12: Name the city and state that the widest and most powerful tornado was ever historically recorded within the United States.
A: El Reno, Oklahoma (Giant Chicken)
Q13: What is the mascot of Drake's Cakes? Please name it and say what it is.
A: Webster the Duck! (PluMGMK)
Q14: Name the drink that's "Korea's No. 1 Cream Soda!"
A: Milkis (DaveRattlehead)
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