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stevefarfan at 2 Apr 2007: 15:31
I've been trying to make a game called "Butter" for awhile now. I've tried 3 times actually. I've grown tired of programming, and i'm looking for somebody to do that part for me. So... the question is, who would be the best person to do the job?
Give me a name or alias and probably the most relevant project this person has made. I can't remember if personal e-mails are allowed, so just put in a link to the person's website.
The most appropiate person would have to be at least more skilled and creative than I am in programming. If you have seen my games... Sonic the Pervert, STP2, and Yeowi the Pervert... you should have a general feel for my skills.
The job pays 10 dollars an hour and the work comes whenever I get another character commission for the game. There will be a list of things to do, and weekly priorities. While there are no specific deadlines, at least 1 notable thing should be done every 2 commissions. It's an adult game, and may end up having /ah/ level material.
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itoril#e0pMofP/AM at 2 Apr 2007: 16:49
I'm a game designer by trade and I'm formally trained in the use of Flash. I'm fresh out of college and I'll be launching my first game soon, but I think I could divert some of my attention to you. I own a commercial licence for Flash 8 Basic, which I paid for with my own money.
Programming has been a hobby of mine for quite some time, and I'm only just starting to turn it into a business venture. I have no idea what this game entails, but I can probably work proficiently. I can design systems for input (keyboard, mouse, microphone, etc.), collision detection, data handling, movement (with accelleration/decelleration) and so on. I can also help you with the actual design of the game - as someone to bounce ideas off of.
Have you ever worked with anyone else on the project? It may help you to keep at it if you feel discouraged from continuing. I've noticed this before, that my peers have passively convinced me to keep going.
I'd like to learn more about the project before I devote anything to it. You can trust me to not disclose anything you don't want me to. We can share emails on Fchan, we'd only be in violation of the policy if we intimated that we were sharing art that wasn't ours. I'm sure it comes under rule four.
You can email me with this address: itoril [at] mail [dot] com.
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