Gekkotsuki 2024-09-16 10:19:52

Hey there. My day is going great, thanks for asking. I hope that yours is going great as well.

...Actually, no, I haven't seen anything of the 'current state' of 'TF2' (I'm more of a 'CS:GO' person, being honest), but I'm glad to read that its situation has improved, somehow, with the disappareance of the bots from the game. It's something that I think that the community deserved, after so many long of suffering of that issue...

...But anyhow, now, changing the topic for a moment to one more 'interesting'; so, do you wanna become an animator, hmm? That's good to know. Allow me to give you this link, in that case: [https://www.newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources]. It contains resources for '2D' and '3D' animators. Make sure to 'give it a look'. I'm sure that it'll result you useful, in some way.

I wish you luck and much encouragement with your 'goal'. Prepare yourself mentally about the fact that the path is gonna be tough and slow, and about the fact you'll probably 'fail' multiple times in the process, but believe me, with effort, time and a lot of patience, I know that you'll eventually achieve it o7.

(P.s: Oh, yeah, and about the 'misspelling' and 'grammatical mistakes' on your post; though it's true that there is a lot of 'incongruities' around it, I think that it's still understandable, so... don't worry so much about it. It's okay. You still need to improve that english level, though. I'd recommend you to use some 'learning tool', such as 'Duolingo', or 'Babbel', or 'Busuu'... any of those. Or, perhaps, practice with your actual level with someone that controls about the language and can actually help you to polish those mistakes... I don't know. Any of those options are valid and effective in their own ways. Try the one that 'attracts' you the most.)