Congrats 3lric!

Bethesda featured 3lric as May's Monthly Modder. Congrats, man!

3lric was recently interviewed by Bethesda Games Studios as May's Monthly Modder!

Well deserved. 3lric is an amazing person and a great modder.

Thanks for the shout-out, my friend. :)

Teamwork

It was a great privilege and a wonderful experience working with 3lric, Tim, Werty, and the rest of Team 3lritech. We had a lot of great moments– from exploding teddy bears to machines that didn't work to listening to everyone's input. It was amazing watching everyone come up with ideas and then trying to figure out how to implement those ideas on PS4.

Some worked, some didn't. But the team persevered and took a sledgehammer to the brick walls of PlayStation's Limitations.

3lric is a great leader who kept us all sane, even when it became apparent that some things just couldn't be implemented. He's also an awesome friend, and I'm very honored to call him that.

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Factories of the Commonwealth by 3lric and Team 3lritech

PlayStation Mod Limitations

Limitations aren't always a bad thing.

One of my favorite characters in a video game, Mordin Solus of Mass Effect 2, had a great line regarding limitations when Commander Shepard asks him about them. Limits challenge us, and keep us thinking outside the box. I agree. I mean, if everything is a free-ride and given to us, how do we learn? How can we learn?

As humans, we learn by doing, by making mistakes, by growing.

What do you think? How do you learn? Are you the hands-on type that has to take everything apart to know how it works? Or are you the type that can learn by watching someone else do it and replicating the process? Or a different type altogether?