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https://twitter.com/FubarNick/status/775181536756924416
The director of Blizzard Cinematic Department, now works in the new Bonfire Studios, along with Rob Pardo.
I think it worth mention, since this guy was responsible for the ALL Blizzard Cinematics.
I will miss your work, man. Hope, Blizzard's Cinematics won't drop in quality.
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Thread: Nick Carpenter left Blizzard.
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2016-09-12, 06:46 AM #1The Lightbringer
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Nick Carpenter left Blizzard.
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2016-09-12, 06:54 AM #2Legendary!
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If you think those cinematics are made by one person you are off your rocker.
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2016-09-12, 06:56 AM #3Brewmaster
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Movies aren't either, yet the director has a huge influence on the final result
Originally Posted by Mush
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2016-09-12, 06:58 AM #4Legendary!
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There is also more than one good director on the planet though. Originally Posted by Biged781
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2016-09-12, 07:02 AM #5DeletedAfaik the last thing he worked on was the movie. Originally Posted by Biged781
He hasnt done any of the stuff in Legion to my knowledge
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2016-09-12, 07:08 AM #6The Lightbringer
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I know, yet he is the guy who led the team that made the best cinematics in the world. Originally Posted by Mush
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2016-09-12, 07:09 AM #7Dreadlord
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Will it have any influence on the gameplay? Most probably not.
I'm wondering about their new studio though.
They have no specific jobs in the career section on their website, wonder what they plan.
Hope it's not another avantgarde sidescroller or diablo-esque dungeon crawler "going back to the roots".
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2016-09-12, 07:28 AM #8I am Murloc!
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Last thing he did was the movie. So, the legion cinematic was one of my personal favorites and he didnt have any influence there. Originally Posted by Harbour
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2016-09-12, 07:29 AM #9Legendary!
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It's going to be a wow killer like wildstar Originally Posted by Louz
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2016-09-12, 07:47 AM #10The Undying
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Luckily, there is MANY more on that team, and one of the bright lights seem to be Terran (or was it Terren).
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*grins* Originally Posted by Mush
I snorted there. Sorry, nothing wrong with your comment, you just made me think of how the hype was for Wildstar, and now they have like.. 2-4 servers?FOMO: "Fear Of Missing Out", also commonly known as people with a mental issue of managing time and activities, many expecting others to fit into their schedule so they don't miss out on things to come. If FOMO becomes a problem for you, do seek help, it can be a very unhealthy lifestyle..
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2016-09-12, 09:37 AM #11DeletedToo bad. Why are so many well-known people leaving Blizzard? Something is going on there. Originally Posted by Harbour
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2016-09-12, 12:13 PM #12Moderator of the Storm
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Or people need to try new things before they get too old. This guy has been at Blizzard for what, 20+ years? Originally Posted by Sylvani
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2016-09-12, 12:17 PM #13Deleted
Great, 2 guys left my company last week. Want to make a post about that as well?
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I left my last job after 8 years. Originally Posted by Sylvani
Was a wonderful job and great people, still left just because I wanted a change of scenery.
Same for these people, if you work somewhere long enough you want something else or at least something different.
Stop seeing shit where there is nothing. Conspiracy theory's are also not allowed on this website.
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2016-09-12, 12:18 PM #14Pandaren Monk
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Stop saying there is nothing when you have no fucking clue if there is or not. Fact is that a lot of people have left during a short time, and that raises questions.
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2016-09-12, 12:20 PM #15DeletedBlizzard has 5000 employees. Originally Posted by Sylvani
I'd guess people leave and get hired more or less on daily basis.
We just happen to know a few well known community names and get our forum-panties in a twist when they change jobs after having stayed put for 15+ years.
People change jobs. All the time. It's not a big deal.
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2016-09-12, 12:20 PM #16Immortal
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He hasn't worked on any of the Legion cinematics. Cinematics will be fine without him, still sad to see him go.
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2016-09-12, 12:22 PM #17Scarab Lord
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What do you consider a "short time"? Originally Posted by Stormwolf64
I mean, it's not like we've had 10 people leave in a week or something.Looking for laid-back casual raiding on EU?
Our community is looking for more players: Take a look and hit me up for info!
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2016-09-12, 12:22 PM #18DeletedOk, you say "a lot of" - in a company 5000 people strong. How many is a lot? 100? 500? Can you maybe post a link to a list? Originally Posted by Stormwolf64
What sort of number are you talking about when you say "a lot"?
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2016-09-12, 12:24 PM #19DeletedPeople don't just leave their well-payed secure jobs just to embark on an adventure that might turn out to be a failure and ruin their careers and lives. People need money to pay their bills. I would bet that they all earn less there, but they do it because they can then follow their passion instead of creating games for a developer that has certain philosophies that don't line up with theirs anymore. For whatever reason that might be. Originally Posted by Nerraw
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2016-09-12, 12:25 PM #20DeletedLook up Maslow's hierarchy of needs and do some reading. Originally Posted by Sylvani
People we're talking about now are in the upper end of that pyramid. In fact, most white-collar, middle-class employes are.Last edited by mmoc53950756e3; 2016-09-12 at 12:28 PM.
