I've been with the modification since April of 2005 and although I did recently pursue another modding position, that didn't really work out so I'm back with Black Mesa to get some more work done.
I also do a bunch of other, less interesting tasks such as forum administration and maintenance for our private and public forums, getting art assets ingame such as models and textures, and a variety of other things. I reside in Denver, Colorado, am 20 years old and handle the public relations side of the modification as well as provide my level design talents and knowledge of the source engine. I am Project Leader for Black Mesa, and in addition managing the project and all that entails, I also create characters, do a lot of file management, some of the more complex model compiling, and lots of other generally under-appreciated behind-the-scenes things. I currently reside in Pittsburgh, PA, and I'm a 23 year old aspiring game artist. Planet Half-Life: First, tell us about yourselves (who you are and what you do at Black Mesa).Ĭarlos Montero: Hello, I'm Carlos Montero. These cats are creating the entire thing from scratch-textures, props, models, maps, sounds-the whole shebang! The best part is, their work just keeps getting better and better, and every time they update, they raise the bar even further! I had the opportunity to catch up with Public Relations extraordinaires Carlos and Spencer and grill them with some questions. I’m not talking the half-assed, "much left to be desired" Half-Life: Source here either. For those of you who've been in cryostasis for the last 2 years, Black Mesa aims to faithfully recreate the entire Half-Life game on Source. Mod developers Carlos Montero and Spencer Rose discuss some of the specifics regarding their Half-Life 2 modification, Black Mesa.īlack Mesa is quite possibly the best-known and most-anticipated modification for Half-Life 2.
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