I was interviewed at SA. In this interview I talk about the origins of some of my mods, some thought process involved in them, tips for new/experienced modders, and plans about the future. If you were at all interested in any of my mods I suggest reading it in its entirety.

http://samods.org/node/177

This interview is an instant must-read.

Took you a while to post it here. I loved reading this -- it really gave insight into how all your mods came about.

900 pages? *is awed* And uber screenshots, too... *is still awed*

And, I know what you mean about "two-edged sword" mental stuff... I'm not schizophrenic, but I have some similar problems. (Not that anyone gives a shit...)

Wow, this interview is so insightful. I feel like a total dumbass now.

IskatuMesk, you are amazing. You are just so DAMN awesome. F*ck yeah, you're the best. You and BSTRhino are so amazing. I wish I was somewhat more amazing than how I'm not amazing right now.

/wrist

I have absolutely no idea how you organise your thoughts in your head. I have trouble keeping track of 1 alternate universe.

From what I know of BSTRhino, he was a programmer before he started playing with SC, and uses Java to generate a lot of his code. It would be safe to say he is more knowledgeable in that field than I am. But I feel my greatest strengths lay not in my technical skills but my literary and design capabilities. These aren't hard to get, you just have to work outside the box.

Syphon> It's very hard. It's hard to go back to TOA when I haven't worked on it for a very long time like I'm trying to do. The information is there but searching for it is very time consuming.