me and my buddy are in the planning stages of putting together a mmorpg style dnd computer game it will be shareware and will come in dm's edition or players edition.
we will need coders and graphic artists to help with the construction i'm in charge of graphics and i want to start looking for people now not to mention giving them time to prepare some submission pieces
so send me files in anim8or cause if you can make in anim9or then you can make in nething
//www.anim8or.com
send them to 4d.pimp@gmail.com and don't f*** around
i need
textures
animation
concept art 3d and 2d(same email adress plz in jpeg format)
models
backround
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so if your interested start working cause i don't put up with slackers ...
you have till at least christmas time ... january 1st maybe later ... cause my bud has to code the engine and basic program first
WORK HARD
Wow.
Recommendation #1 - Read the posts at the top of each forum, that'll tell you why we have each forum. This particular forum is for specific questions regarding specific game design. What you're looking for is more assistance, which belongs more under the 'Connections' heading.
#2 - Forge is for tabletop design and applications of d20 and original systems, not MMORPGs.
#3 - According to notes and what I've heard from other people, d20 cannot legally be applied to MMORPGs, so you'd be working on an illegal project in the first place.
We can proceed here if you have some actual questions regarding design, however as it stands your post really belongs over in Connections. And, not to burst any bubbles, but I don't think you're going to find the kind of help you're looking for anyhow.
Quote from: daMoose_NeoAnd, not to burst any bubbles, but I don't think you're going to find the kind of help you're looking for anyhow.
I can actually speak informedly about the legal issues about d20 and software (you're basically right, Neo - d20 is explicitly forbidden, OGL/SRD games are implicitly made difficult to do), if anyone's interested and will refrain from putting numbers in the middle of words, rather than at the end where they belong (Behemoth3!)