Lazybone is a team that is currently creating Halo maps that take the Halo game and create maps that follow the theme and design. We currently are working on two maps. The one map currently called Nexus, a map that puts design and art together to make one awesome piece of work. The gameplay is based off of Chiron TL34 with rooms and teleporters. We added a unique twist to it this time around. We took our design that Nexus Halo created and every room has a unique environment in it.
http://ilduceprimo.webs.com/PromoPic.jpg
In that picture you see we added a Blood Gulch environment.

The reason I wanted to bring us up to the community is to find new members that have the same interest in making Halo maps and to keep the legacy of Halo's style. The main focus that I try to keep for the team is making our maps look like they belong in Halo 1. If you check out our team site,
http://ilduceprimo.webs.com/index.htm (We currently are using a free provider but look into getting our own domain.)
and go to the Inside Lazybone page of the site, you will see that we have Multiplayer Designers who work specifically on gameplay. People talk about gameplay and what makes good gameplay, well in our maps that is the overall goal, to create maps that you could play and come back to in a few years and still want to play it.

Now that you know what we are about and want to join us in making awesome content for Halo, go to the Employment page on our site.
http://ilduceprimo.webs.com/employment.htm

If you have any comments or questions you can contact me at my email:

ilduceprimo@yahoo.com

or you could PM me here.

Edited by il Duce Primo on Jun 11, 2008 at 10:55 PM

You have one screenshot of a map that doesn't interest me.

And you took most of the employment text from bungie.net's "Join Bungie" page. I recognize every bit of that page.

If it wasnt for your farkin policy I would have joined :(
Edited by CLS_GRUNT on Jun 9, 2008 at 06:49 PM

Looks like its too much work to join to me..you want us to make a resume..

Nexus told me about this a few weeks ago and i was thinking about joining. Not sure If i want to now because i already have a few things on my plate. The funny thing is that i was already registered on the forums from the site you had a long time ago.

Having people make a resume tells me that they have the work ethic I want. It also tells me about the person. When you choose not to do a resume, that helps me because it eliminates people who don't fit for this particular job.

With the professionalism of it all, one would expect to get payed.

Though you won't most likely. Good thing I'm 14, Resumes don't do crap for me yet. :D

I'd join, but like posts above me say, it's a bit too formal. A better option would be to have them send you an e-mail with pictures of their work and a brief example of teams they've been on or things they've done for teams. Right now it sounds like you're going to be paying people.

ChacolateNugget, that is a resume. A resume can be really anything. You could send in something and not follow that template. What I have there are tips that will strengthen your chance of getting in. You could just send a few pictures of your work with a small description but just hope that you are skilled. If you are not so great but want to learn, well then you can send in a resume because if I see that you want to learn and have a passion then I will most likly accept you.

Edit: When did all this "too formal" become bad? Damn some of you are picky.
Edited by il Duce Primo on Jun 9, 2008 at 08:11 PM

Does "population of maps and compiling maps" apply to any of you guys? I might join, but only if you accept someone who doesn't model.
Edited by DarkZealot on Jun 9, 2008 at 08:11 PM

We can compile maps and populate them no problem but thanks for the request. I don't understand whats wrong with something looking formal.
Edited by Nexus Halo on Jun 9, 2008 at 08:49 PM

I'll join. I love working in the Halo environment. Although I may need to get back into mapping since I haven't touched that in quite a while.lol. However, I can populate maps and other Halo stuff that needs to be done well int he mean time. I always try to keep my mod and map stuff Halo-related anyways.

I already sent mine. :)

I barley know how to work my email...lol.

Email is going to be pretty important for us when contacting people. If you cant get in contact with someone via IM program or a PM, then we're going to send emails to them. We all know to check our emails as often as possible, even if we don't have time to get on an IM or halomaps. So its pretty important =)

I just checked my emial. I have 51 msgs. 6 unread.

it scares some people, but i think it would be good practice for when they have to make a resume for a job
and i work the email for my dad..... i checked it like 5 hours ago. "you have 687 unread messages"

When will I get a reply for my resume'?

You will receive a response. Just give us time please.

Wow banned in a day. I wonder who that was.





Probably some KiDD who wanted to be a beta tester and we said no.

We will be puting Classic weapons into this and all of our maps we release. There isn't really a average size of each room. They are big but not too big. Each room is reletivley the same size just different shape. The middle room [or hub] is a little bit smaller than wizard.

I'm sure our multiplayer designers will do a fine job with the weapon spawns.

eh i'd join but I have no skill in using HEK or modeling really..... i'm shure you have modelers anyway. Other than testing and giving ideas theres nothing for me to do so I guess i'm out.

But I like the concept for that map, looks nice and since I love Chrion i'm probably going to love this.... and it might actually get me back into playing CE or atleast play it once a week or so. Hope it come out well.
Edited by tygron on Jun 11, 2008 at 09:50 PM

We won't disapoint.

Check out the site for Weekly Update: 6/13/08
http://ilduceprimo.webs.com/
Edited by il Duce Primo on Jun 14, 2008 at 12:01 AM

I think the map idea shows potential, i hope you finish it and have sucess with it.

Good to hear.

More map teams should have a site set-up like that. It looks really good, and the blog updates are a great way to inform us. Thank you for doing it in such a great way. I can;t wait to get the map :P