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Need a COD4 sig

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Well here is my try I hope you like it, I really didnt like the render so I found one that I thought looked better. I think it came out pretty good:D

 

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Nice one Weihe! I was gonna use that same render and go for something like that when I saw this thread, but I was a little late lol. I didn't see this thread yesterday. Anyways, very nice job!
thanx guys I am glad you guys like it, and ripper to me the text doesnt have to stand out because the focal point is the render, thats why sometimes I dont like text at all in my sigs.
thanx guys I am glad you guys like it, and ripper to me the text doesnt have to stand out because the focal point is the render, thats why sometimes I dont like text at all in my sigs.

The text, mate, makes or breaks a signature. It does have to stand out. It does have to look nice.

 

I once heard someone say, "Either make the text look good or don't put it in the sig at all." But the rule of thumb there is, 80% of signatures need some sort of text. A sig has to be something REALLY special to not have text.

 

Focal points are not what a signature is about (although they can make or break a sig too), and they are especially not a reason to half-ass another part of the sig.

 

Just thought I'd throw my two cents in there before I told you that the sig, other than the text (which is an easy fix), looks good.

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