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[AngelicPrinceKyo]

Okay i know im new to this forum i dont care, but im looking to recreate the old dransik classic game, if your as much of a fan as me you know itll be hard work, since that game was unbearably big in world size, but i dont care! i have no life yes ill admit it, and i have hours to waste!, so i need to track down a team of ppl who are willing to work their asses off to recreate this legendary game!

Heres what i need.

Programmers (Preferably familiar with c++)
Music artists
icon artists
graphics artists
SFX artists
People who remember the game WELL enough to give us EVERY bit of information about the game.
Donations to my paypal are always welcome to try to fund this project... cause right now i dont have a dime to pay ppl... maybe when this game gets bigger. Anyways thats what i need if your interested Message me on msn or email me at Angelic_Prince_Kyo@hotmail.com

[Ed Mack]

Hi, I do not aim to put you off, just to help you recruit people:

To have a chance of anyone taking an interest in your project, you need to show something. You need some code, or some art, or just somthing to prove that you have dedicated time to this project, and have a passion to see it suceed. Otherwise, people will not have the faith to devote there precious time to it.

[baldurk]

If you're trying to recruit a team, or announcing a project of yours that is starting, you should post in Personal Announcements.

[darqSHADOW]

AngelicPrinceKyo said:

i need to track down a team of ppl who are willing to work their asses off

AngelicPrinceKyo said:

i dont have a dime to pay ppl...

Yeah, good luck on that one.

You can always tell when summer vacation starts. Every year all of the game development forums are spammed with "I am going to create the newest uber-l33t-game, and I need a team to program it, do the models, the music and sound, and I can't pay anyone until we make millions from selling the game."

I am glad people are interested in game development, but people need to realize there is a reason that the big games costs millions to create. It takes a team of seasoned programmers, artists, and musicians to complete a high-quality project -- just as Rome wasn't built in a day, games are not written in a month. (Or over your 3 month summer break.)

If I ever get a break of coding, perhaps I'll write an article for DevMaster about this subject so I can just post a URL instead.

DS