“I accomplished one of the things on the top of my bucket list” Wes explains how he felt running a shoe store. Presented with a huge opportunity, Wes ended up operating “StaticSelect” which was a shoe store in Sharpstown mall, when it was really Sharpstown mall, around 2019. Staying in the loop since a jit, Wes was heavily known as a Shoe Reseller. This being the first time his work’s being acknowledged on a grand scale, feeling surreal. “I made this windbreaker that I made out of a plain North face jacket, and I put different gold patches all over it… That became a hit around the school, like everybody buying my shit, students, teachers, all the counselors. The notoriety really struck one day when Wes put together that one hot piece. With all this equipment Wes became official, having an arsenal to create any piece he wanted in the 10th grade! Being able to customize all of his clothes began to catch his friends and peoples attention around the school. Originally being from Ridgemont Texas, Wes moved to Mo city and attended Elkins high school but was disappointed in the fashion scene, “everything was about a name brand, wearing trash hype shit… So I came in with the crazy shoe game and just needed to switch my drip.” So while working at sonic and stacking up his paper, Wes bought a heat press machine and a vinyl cutter with momma dukes backdooring to complete the set up with a sewing machine. But aside from drawing and tattoos Wes also had hoop dreams, which came to an end after a realization as he says “I kept it a bean with myself, you barely can dunk, on and off of injuries, you at a new school, just go ahead and give it up now.” I guess everything happens for a reason, if Wes would’ve kept on hooping, we would have never gotten a Deus shoe.
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Wanting to upgrade from sharpie to needle gun, Wes asked his mom to cop him a needle gun on some wild shit, (thank God that didn’t happen), so he stuck to Drawing with his sharpies. Originally wanting to be a tattoo artist, Wes would have rubbing alcohol with a pack of sharpies to tattoo kids in school, while charging them at the same time, making his lunch money. Wes sits down with us to explain his thought process behind the Prodeus brand and his background Going back to the seventh grade, Wes has always been designing and artistic. Ranging in all kinds of Colorways to Colorways with each shoe having a meaning and unique design. WES WES the Mo City designer has been known for his heavily detailed custom shoe collection that you’ll see someone wearing around the city. With no true care for the passion behind the product, you probably find a real designer every blue moon, like today.
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With a new designer coming out of the woodwork every day, the industry‘s been full of quantity over quality. We’re living in an era where clothing brands are being created from left to right. Worth every penny.Quality fashion designers in Houston are hard to find it seems. I unironically had more fun playing Prodeus than playing Doom Eternal and I can wholeheartedly recommend it to every retro shooter fan. In short, this is the Doom 2.5 we never got. It won't please tryhards, but perhaps will be tweaked in the final release.
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It makes coop very smooth, accessible and stress free experience though, as you retain all your weapons and can spawn or teleport next to the other player at any time. Even "ultra hard" doesn't feel particularly challenging and the checkpoint system just simply respawns you, while everything you killed so far is still dead.
The difficulty is more on the casual side, though.
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You can also download new community made maps in-game for extra mileage, and some of them are really impressive. Weapon roster also consists mostly of well known classic guns, but has enough fresh spin on them to keep it interesting with the addition of alt fire.Ĭampaign level design is perfectly competent and the music score fits the action extremely well. Almost all enemies are Doom counterparts and you can feel the inspiration at every corner, but this is not necessarily a bad thing. It's simple, fast, responsive and rewards you with endless showers of blood. Gameplay feels very, very familiar to original Doom, spruced with Brutal and some weapon mods. You can even toggle that effect on and off. Enemy models and player weapons seem to be 3D models converted into 2D sprites on the fly by the game engine, so you get pixelated retro look along with modern lighting effects. It balances oldschool and modern visuals with considerable grace, which really was no easy task to accomplish. Prodeus is like getting a handjob from Satan himself: sexy, unapologetic and excessively bloody.
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