I spent the time it took to apply and the rewards are proving to be greater than I could have possibly imagined.' Bungie is an awesome company with an amazing team, and I'm very lucky that they've decided to give me a chance! Never be afraid to try. Well, they didn't and look what it got me. I applied to many companies, and Bungie was in my, 'Huge company that will completely ignore me.' category. 'But the most surprising of all, is who I've ended up with. Of course, I ensured what I was doing had a reasonable chance for success from time to time.'

I set my sights on a professional design job pretty early, I lowered my head, charged forward, and rarely looked back. 'Of course, all of this leaves me with one corny 'life lesson' that I'd like to extend to all of you,' he added. I don't think I can really express how thankful I am without blabbering on and getting super repetitive, so I suppose I'll leave it sweet and short.' 'I want to thank even those who did 'simple' things liking a video, endorsing a mod, or providing feedback (positive and negative alike). In a thank you post written on the Bethesda forums ( via Eurogamer), Velicky thanked the community for their help in bringing Falskaar to life. Velicky is now working at Bungie, presumably on the Destiny series. Velicky, the 19-year-old who invested 2000 hours into creating epic Skyrim mod Falskaar as a way of applying for a job at Bethesda, has landed a job in the games industry.

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