This is interesting, but for now I'll have to keep an eye on this idea without joining for sure. I need to start looking for jobs hardcore soon, and my free time is currently wrapped up in CMT work. This is certainly intriguing though.
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This is interesting, but for now I'll have to keep an eye on this idea without joining for sure. I need to start looking for jobs hardcore soon, and my free time is currently wrapped up in CMT work. This is certainly intriguing though.
unless you intend to make a visual puzzle game where the visual style heavily affects gameplay, i don't see why not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Warsaw
as for premature, if this shit doesn't pan out, i can always still keep the pre-production i put in for a personal project, so it's no loss to me either way.
IF this gets off the ground, i'd probably work with a few people strong in their fields to get a barebones prototype working, to give all the less experienced people something to grab on to, and add on to.
I think I'll keep tabs on this and see if I can work on things related to it. I doubt I'll actually contribute, but the motivation alone should get me off my ass to do some real modelling work that could help me down the line. Who knows, I might make something worth a damn, and if I do, then :awesome:. If I don't, well at least I learned something from the experience.
The visual style of a game depends on other factors like the emotion trying to be shown through the story - for example, GoW 1 is a dark, gritty game (Depressing/horror), while Halo has a nice visual style that constantly changes colors and enviroments (Adventure). They also need to be consistent.Quote:
Originally Posted by neuro
Anyway, I'm intrested. I can do level design / gameplay mechanics.
Btw, if this seriously does start off, we need a good SVN so we dont have to worry about transferring files between members and so we can have a good organized work enviroment.
There are better tools available for the job than SVN.Quote:
Originally Posted by Higuy
Personally, I would recomend grabbing a few active people and doing a "Game Jam" of sorts. Basically, spend two weeks getting to know people/their work habits while making some throwaway game/project. Keep track of what worked and what didn't, and move on from there.
game jam == halo mapQuote:
Originally Posted by legionaire45
This. I'm out of practice but I'd like brush up on my skills. Doesn't have to be a concept, just general stuff. Props and environment, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by rentafence
So what I'm getting from this is that this isn't a "MAKE MY GAME" type thing, it's a "MAKE NEURO [and friends'] GAME" type thing. Which is fine, it just would have been better to be up front about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by neuro
thats not what it is at all.
we've tossed around a few ideas for a game, and he'll probably spend some time playing around with it, this is just a if you want in, and you've got some ideas, cool beans.
jump to concluions more k
with some people i mean you folks, specifically those most interested and able to contribute.
ive just been tossing ideas around to see whet might work best with an open development structure in mind, since ye know, it would be nice if something actually got finished.
i mentioned before id make a bunch of polls and such to decide where we want to go.
its stupid if you think itd be a good idea to just say GO and then just expect people to do stuff and something useful to happen.
PROTOTYPE, have you ever seen a game prototype
heres an example
http://eu.spore.com/extra/?id=10511&lang=en
late edit:
i'd also like to add, that if people are going to be working on it from start to finish, they SHOULD get more say in what goes and doesn't go.
someone doing one or two models without UVs and texture shouldn't expect to get full weight in whatever happens.
they get their fair share and more, but it has to stay fair to everyone.