Well, my favourites are:

Insomnia, Castle of Koohoo, Concentric Devastation, Contract Revoked, Zerstorer and Rapture. There's alot of others that could go in the list but they're the ones that spring to mind. 

This is my new portfolio since I'm once again looking for work. I'd love some feedback about it -- the presentation, writing, organization, length, etc.

http://www.celephais.net/cv/ 

Now I know who you are!

(speechless) 

And some deadly nice screenshots too. Looks good and the given information seems appropriate for a game design portfolio, I guess. You could have also mentioned the programs you've made so far (supporting the coding skills bit), e.g. Fitzquake, and that one tool that turns bad maps into good ones. Or hasn't that been done yet? 

This was a return to old-school Quake single-player gameplay as well, with a lot of big, surly monsters to soak up the bullets, good opportunities for exploration, and some satisfying secret rooms to discover.

I guess "buckshot" is made of bullets, but really man, nails! rockets! 

Looks very solid and professional. Why change the format to more conservative for the resume? I can understand you wanting it to be easy to read etc. but I doubt any studio head would be bothered if you included a white version as a link from the same-format page as the others; to download and print, that is. 

The type you set your name in really doesn't fit the eastern-fighting movie genre, imho.

The first ancient rome screenshots i didn't really like. they don't looko thta nice, and are taken at weird angles.

Also, there's a lot of stuff i've never heard of - i think you should provide more shipping dates, otherwise someone could get the impression that none of those projects shipped.

provide a link to the paper, if it's availbale somewhere, or even post a citeseer link or soemthing like that

images need more space above and less at the bottom - or the other way round with the paragraphs - so it's clear the paragraph is for the top image, not the bottom one

http://www.celephais.net/cv/images/bizerte1s.jpg looks like an unfinished area to me, also it just now came to me it was water that filled most of the picture, looks a lot like tar.

why two shots of the same area in sahara?

the cube shots might not be worth showing at all, or maybe put them somewhere at the bottom

For textures, I used the excellent "Q2Power" set by Lunaran. isn't really necessary to mention, and shifts the focus away a lot from your work

This was originally a project to learn the new features of the Quake 3 tech, something long-since accomplished, but it would be nice to finish it up as a treat for the Quake 3 loyalists. outdated and unnecessary? you're not noob ;)

http://www.celephais.net/cv/images/ant1s.jpg and http://www.celephais.net/cv/images/ant2s.jpg look washed out like taken with a gl engine and no palette modification.

i like that your resume is so serious - but nothing connects it with the design of the previous pages. you need a link of some sort.

other than that, nice stuff! 

The Man Who Designed Rome.

Good stuff.

I'd imagine the guys browsing it would possibly be very interested in that... some high level shots showing the city sprawl? I think the existing Rome Rising shots are pretty good although the character in the first shot looks cartoony, but that's not what people should be interested in anyway, and it looks barren if there's nothing on the foreground so I guess it's ok... 

http://kotaku.com/gaming/reviews/video-game-reviews-are-broken-please-fix-315469.php 

making medival arches
http://shub-hub.com/files/misc/tutorial.pdf.7z 

megaman, your screenshot criticisms are noted... i might be able to improve some of them. For Rome shots, you mean the very first two? For Antediluvian shots, these are merely gamma corrected just like all of my quake1/2/3 shots. Perhaps I can increase the color vividness or contrast on them? But I don't want to do too much post-processing otherwise it's not really showing what the levels look like. I could delete the Sahara section completely since the game never shipped... Cube shots aren't very impressive but the project seems worth mentioning, so I'll think about it.

I do have a link to that paper, didn't you notice the red text with the underline?

Also the date next to every game that shipped IS the ship date... unless you want a month and day as well?

Bambuz: the idea of showing the city sprawl is interesting, though I don't have access to the game servers from home. I might be able to dig up something, though.

negike: interesting idea, but it's hard to show screenshots of coding projects.

inertia: i'm being poetic.

ijed: interesting point, I might do that. 

WOW. Double-subtraction evil. in a pdf file. in a 7z

Are you the Devil himself? 

Watching it again I realised how very clueless I am about "what text belongs to which pics, the pics above or the pics below". Maybe add some discreet arrows aside the text that point to the image row (eg a dark red used triangle on the left side of the text could look nice) or add horizontal breaks (line or something) that divide the text&images into corresponding groups. 

The cube stuff is definitely worth mentioning. It shows you have the passion and ambition to learn new tools and techniques, and to contribute your time and effort to a project despite the very limited audience and essentially non-existent rewards (I mean material rewards of course, ignoring personal satisfaction and community kudos :)

I'd hire you in an instant based on the intro page alone (not to mention the impressive portfolio)... of course, my company couldn't afford you and you wouldn't want to work there anyway, but that's beside the point! 

At first I didn't see the original rubicon shot,
A bigger picture would be better for one of the most impressive quake maps. 

I don't get confused by the screenshots / text. They don't look like bad screenshots to me, either. 

those were just my first impressions.

It's the first six rome shots, really - the city shots. I can't really tell what's weird about the shots though, maybe it's the high camera pov. that tends to make things look small and cartoony

I could delete the Sahara section completely since the game never shipped
hm, i think it's an interesting game - shows that you're versatile. just need one other area to show (or drop the second screen)

didn't you notice the red text with the underline?
No, i didn't. don't ask me why

Also the date next to every game that shipped IS the ship date
well, there's date ranges, too, aren't there? I thought those dates show the production time. I'd really mention the shipping date agani, maybe with the month 

http://www.celephais.net/cv/images/ant1s.jpg

i think the problem is, that the light texture is almost white, but the surrounding lighting looks very weak.

http://www.celephais.net/cv/images/rubicon21.jpg this looks so awesome btw :) 

I finally found some time and ressources to take care of an idea I had a while ago, the Quake Timeline:

http://www.gomjabbar.de/?page_id=175

The Quake Timeline shows important events - and probably a lot of unimportant ones - from the history of the best game ever created: Quake.

All these events are presented in a timeline which you can scroll along all the way from the good old days up until today. If there�s an event missing - and there are lots of events missing as I only added a couple of map releases yet - you can easily add it yourself.

Feel free to add events to the timeline, the more the merrier! If you run into any problems or have ideas on how to enhance the timeline (Further categories, different style, etc.) please leave a comment or send me a mail. This is just the first version I put up real quick and there definatly is a lot of room for improvements. 

I added WarpSpasm. The timeline looks nicely done, good work.

Like the name as well. 

make a separate page for it (if that's wordpress), it sucks in that narrow blog column. 

I plan on doing that.

Embedding it this way was the quickest and easiest way to do it. Before I spent too much time on it I want to know if anyone is even remotely interested in something like this. 

So demanding in tone. After all it's a free service. :) And you linked to screenshots etc. 

sorry for mixing threads and subjects. Anyway. 

in response to the score questions

[1] If you dont like the "theory" of scoring, simply ignore the score and read the review.

[2] Some people like scores, myself included. It provides a quick, easy way to rate and compare maps. I have been scoring map reviews this way for 5 years, and im not planning on changing it anytime soon. :P