GryffinGuy007

Feel free to play my newest Assassin's Creed map. Download the gametype and map off my fileshare as soon as I upload it tomorrow. Feel free to tweak the gametype for teams, if you wish. Have fun!

I'm not included in the Top 15? I'm slightly offended.

You obviously haven't heard of Bungie's new project: Destiny. It's ultimately just WoW in Space, similar to Star Wars. I'm sure there'll be plenty of Halo ideas, taken from Halo and placed into Destiny. I'm sure you're just so excited to hear this news.

Well, that's just ungodly. This begs the question: 'What other nifty tools have you kept from us?' What.... helpful tips do you keep secret? You're a mystery, Ducain. We will unfold you. :3

I recently completed my second instalment to the Assassin's Creed maps. It currently needs testing, so I look forward to testing with you, and the other members, at the next game night. I'm so excited.

You need to be Perfect.

Do we get to play the Beta for free? If so, where do we go to download/participate? Thanks for the info.

Welcome to the forums! Enjoy your stay, get well soon! Ask around if you need any advice, as I'm sure anyone would be more than willing to help. -Mr. 007.

I really enjoyed reading this. You need more of these interviews, very engaging to read.

Have any screenshots of maps to show just 'how good of a forger' you are...? I'm sure we'd all like to know how good our 'tutor' is, in terms of forging material. I'm not asking for tutoring, because I tutor people myself, I'm just curious to know just how good you are; and if you're as good as you claim to be.

I have no idea what you just said... Try define yourself more. Choppy? What exactly do you mean by that. Also, try to provide more examples, other than that of Shutout. Also, what do you mean by the maps needing not to be made on a 'large canvas'...? Not all the maps are large, there's a handful that aren't.

The concept proves very interesting and original. Once you get the game type to it's final stage, please upload it to your Fileshare so I can download it. I'd love to test this map with you, and even create my own custom map for it. Just send me a message on XBL.

Aesthetics aren't essential, but prove important. When forging your creations, be sure to add some sort of aesthetic appeal. This will give your map a bonus level of detail, complexity and beauty. Aesthetics are simply any decorative objects, that are unnecessary. If you know me, you'll realise that I like to add a great deal of aesthetics to my maps. Some of my maps are dedicated to aesthetic appeal, with no regards to gameplay. It is important, however, to make the correct balance between aesthetics, and playability. So, without further ado, I will provide a few tips on adding aesthetics to your creations... -Think about your budget. If the amount of budget you used for aesthetics, overcomes that of playable spaces, rethink and delete any unnecessary aesthetics, or use cheaper materials. -The smallest pieces are often the most appealing. Using 'Decorative' pieces, such as Railings and Antennas, are great for adding detail to your aesthetic creations. -Dominion pieces aren't only useful for Dominion. Objects such as Wires, provide a great deal of mechanical detail to your creations. The miniscule wirings and buttons on a Battery, provide extra detail that you don't need to pay extra for. -Running out of budget? Use already constructed pieces. Many may deem it unwise to use default structures, found in the 'Buildings' section. However, when running low on budget, and in need of large aesthetic structures, these pieces may be placed in the distance, adding more character and story to your map. -Something look bare? Smack a piece on it. Something as simple as a platform made from flat walls, can be substituted for a piece more detailed and appealing. See that 'Block 3x3' you've used for that platform? Try substitute it for a Platform XL turned upside down. That Wall Colliseum over there looks bare, and plain. Wack some Brace Larges on there, or create a pipe-system using Ramp Circular inclines. -The Lighting Budget. Some pieces destroy this budget more than others. The more reflective sides a piece has, the more "budget" it will consume. A Strut, will use up more "lighting budget" than 4 Blocks of any size. Use these objects at your own expense, but be sure to substitute. I hope I've contributed to the future of your forging. If you have any extra tips, or need additional help, please PM me for further assistance. Enjoy your day.

I'll definately add you, and attend as much as possible. My GT is GryffinGuy007, but you can call me 007, Gryffin, or Austin. Hope to see you all there!

It's amazing! Thanks so much!

I'm not that good at fake laughing. However, my clan members can probably make me laugh. (As they do every day). ROFLOL! xD There you go.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen. Just over a week ago, I made a post about my 100th post. Now, in less than a tenth of the time it took me to reach 100, I have become a Purple. I look forward to meeting all you other Purples, and start a new forum life, as a Trusted Member. Have a nice day everyone. Happy 2013!

Eh, never liked the Brutes. Too ugly, and not alien enough. Just felt like playing Planet of the Apes: The Game. However, I'd love to see them make an appearance in Halo 4.

I didn't participate, however the prices are awesome. Who can resist a UNSC custom painted Ute?