Creating dev team Java 2d!!

General Discussions
#1

if you have other questions about this ask in comments!!!

What programming languish do we use?

  • The team will use pure Java?

What IDE will the team use?

  • This is no choose, you need to have eclipse to join the team or this wont work out!.

What do I need to join the team?

  • The most important one is Skype and nice attitude against other people in the team!.
  • Other needed things can be ex:
  • Know how to draw-graphics!
  • Know how to Code…!

[OBS - If you don’t have this things don’t keep or reading and waste your time!]
What is Really important to have?

  • Skype + Mick! + its not gona be a fuc### 1$ Mick and not doing enoying sounds in Skype!
  • Eclipse as IDE!
  • Be over at least 16 to join! // This can be changed depending on your skills and voice!
  • Good since of humor and not be racist!
  • Don’t curse at your team mates , your team-mates are you’re learners keep that in your head!
  • Know when to do ctrl - z, we will use Saros as our multi coding plug-in! that’s why!
  • communicate with others in team <-- really important, you need to be you self, as long as you are
    not over reacting you’re self.

How long time are you gona be looking for people?
1 month!

What happens if no people joined the team?
well… fuck…!

//troll
Can I meet PewDiePie?
probably not neater will I =(
//troll

When do you want me to contact you?
Soonest as possible.

How do I join?

  • first you start by reading this post! then you contact me on Skype, and show me some projects you have done

When do I earn for coding game’s with this team?
Knowledge about game creating!
Hopefully we get some sub’s at youtube!

Knowledge = power!
power = Awesomeness!
Awesomeness = you!
you = you!
you = you!
you = you!
you = you!
you = infinity! //till you die…

Do I get paid for this =D!?
NO! why?
we create 2d games not fucking call of duty or titan fall bro!

What are you looking for!?

  • Java programmers 1 - 3 years experience 2 years is OK to!
    . Graphics artist 1, we don’t really need more then 1 but if that guy has friend that want to help sure…!

What does this team code for type of games?

  • We code top downer’s and 2d plat formers for the moment now.

When will it start to be posted on JGO and Youtube?

  • about 1 month in to the development.

When does the coding and other FUN stuff begin?
about 1 week after team has learned knowing etch other little more!

How much time do I need per day?

  • about 1 - 2h is OK then I mean then you need to code not playing around and just being in Skype.
  • else if like 6 - 12h pew day would be awesome that’s my time so having 3 more members with that time = OP!

What library’s will we use?

  • The team will code from scratch that = no library’s at all.

Hmm…?

  • the team are gona make video etch week on the game and it’s process, I will be the recorder cause its
    my channel but all the team mates channel will be showed in video ofcorse / or you can record you to.

Do I need to know coding to join?

  • No you don’t, but you need to have other skill’s ex: Graphics artist,and other skills in game
    programming.

How do I contact you and speak with the team?

  • Skype will be our conservation-er. <-- NAILD IT!

Contact info!!
Skype: tomastero , I’m Swedish BTW but am good at talking English better then I type it
email: mods@live.se [don’t bother send anything I never look at it lol just saying]
Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TMasWik post comment on trailer for channel and I will answer there, am always at yt!

#2

Wow, you’re a real enthusiast :slight_smile: I like it when people are enthusiastic and show some humor in their posts. I do understand your idea, but try to be a little less recursive and a bit more specific. Is there a certain type of game you want to create? Do you already have an idea? What are your own experiences, what kind of people do you need to fill in roles you can’t fullfill yourself?

Just some basics I want to give to you (just for free! :D)

#3

ty =)

#4

You already tried to make a dev team from here didn’t you?

#5

ptss Noo… why?

#6

I have a tip for your 3rd try of making a team after this one fails…

  1. Think of a interesting concept to create.
  2. Create a prototype thats interesting enough to engage people with your idea.
  3. Tell people how its made and ask if someone is interested to join you in this concept.
  4. If more then 2 people are interested, then start with your demands :slight_smile:
#7

am creating a team right now not a game -.- after i have a team then team dicides what to do and it said we do 2d top down , and 2d platformer

#8

That won’t work, I have a project that is already under way, with a plan in a general direction and even then people are hesitant. I heard that was my attitude though…

#9

What makes you think that 2D games can’t make money?

It seems like you are focusing more on your audience than an actual game. Make a game first and then people will want to know more about your game.

So you’re asking for people with more experience than you and yet you are the team leader?

I am confused by about half of this post. You seem to like to go off on tangents instead of focusing on recruiting people for a team. Also, you need to have some sort of prototype to get people interested in this. I would suggest working on a game for a while and then come back and try to get people to join your team.

#10

You have nothing to offer, so you better start making something to offfer :stuck_out_tongue:

#11

Knowledge, you might not know something another team member knows

#12

There are already two great places for that. Google and JGO

#13

Well, what about your project(s?) ::slight_smile:
OK, Im already fired for my ‘since’ of humor I guess :stuck_out_tongue:

#14

And generally speaking someone with 4 years experience (for instance) knows more than you do (with 2 years experience if you aren’t lying). Its just how it goes. Sure, no one knows it all, and sure the “more experienced” people can learn from the “less experienced” people, but in programming that is rare. Why? Because after you get the concept of programming down then you can learn anything you want.

#15

[quote]Knowledge, you might not know something another team member knows
[/quote]
This might be a reason for a team (ignoring Longarmx true comment), but not for making this team with you.

#16

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#17

I really like this forum… we have a whole lot of people who are just excited and really want to join up with other folks. Maybe if all of you people looking for help would combine forces, then you can make a small team. However, it’ll probably be a fight to who can lead such a team, and if the goals aren’t aligned well… I don’t see any game coming out of it. A very good learning experience, but not a game.

People are fickle…

We all have reasons for why we do things, and since our time is limited, we actually spend time on things where we “believe” that time is well spent. In my view, I always think about why someone would want to spend time playing my programs when there are programs more powerful and better than mine. When joining a team, it is really the same thing.

“Why would someone join your team when there are job corporations and huge indie development teams they can join?”

The answer is simple, and it usually is that the team has an “ideal” you believe in, and/or a game you want to work on. Most of the time, people will just volunteer their services if they see the project you are working on is worth their time. People who were on this site that have been slaving away like the developers of PuppyGames, FarSky, and Intergalactic Trash Man (etc.) are just better candidates because you can see that they “know” how to produce games from what they can show.

Anyway, keep that in mind. I would definitely love to see the people who are willing to start their own teams actually combine forces. It’d be interesting as each person obviously would have the tenacity to work. As long as each person is trying to best the other in terms of work ethic, there is a very good chance you’d be able to produce a game.

#18

May I point out that most of us actually have lifes with school, work etc. You can’t expect people to work 6-12h a day (although I usually do, but that doesn’t mean everyone does. Besides after 6-8h of straight coding your mind won’t really coop any longer)

You may clap in your hands if you find someone who is willing to work 1-2h a day.

#19

6-12h! Wow. Congrats on finding ANYONE who wants to work for that long without earning anything.

#20

If sleep counts as work then that’s me.