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How long did it take you to become a good mapper?

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Just wondering how long it took people to become a pro map maker?



The other day i was working on my map, and my brother came and took a look at it, and said," is this a joke? This looks to easy". So i asked him to give it a try, and he made it look easy.
 
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well this really depends on what you mean by "good"
for expample, I know that I could do a multitude of things with the warcraft editor that NO newcomer could figure out on his own without an IQ of at least 115-120
but I also know that I am unable to do things that some pro mapmakers do in the blink of an eye, for various reasons ranging from lack of talent/experience to lack of softwareresources.
so some people would say I'm good and some people would say I'm okay, and some people would say I need to try a LOT harder. it's all a matter of perspective.

heads up, theoretically the average IQ of a person is 100.
 
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I consider myself I good mapper, been experimenting since the day WC3 was released (in Hong Kong).
Although, as some people know, i still need to post for help every now and then :( .
My advice would be to find where u can excell, and find people to help in parts where you need help.
 
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