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over a year ago
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Yes I know, a rather strange question to ask on a site like this, but this is a social forum, and I've noticed there seems to be a fair few people on here into their PCs and software.
I'm currently working on a personal project, and need a developer to help me - without going too much into specifics just yet, are there any on here who could perhaps give me a few pointers on how to hire one, preferably near Coventry? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Don't you know all devs are currently out partying ? 
But what software devs are you looking for ?
We can be specialised or specific  "
Very well, someone who can help me in the development of an independent game. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don't you know all devs are currently out partying ?
But what software devs are you looking for ?
We can be specialised or specific
Very well, someone who can help me in the development of an independent game."
Platform?
And if you have zero skills yourself remenber that employing somone to develop a game for you (textures, models, engine etc) is going to be very expensive.
Like tens of thousands expensive |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"That will depend on how big my project is of course."
And if you can license stuff.
What platform are you hoping to do it for?
Guessing mobiles?
If so head to an android dev forum to recruit.
But dont do the old "oh if you do it for free I'll give you a percentage" lark |
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There are a number of websites where you can out out your requirements and get bids on what price people are willing to write it for. But you obviously need to be specific,
If however you ate looking for an entire game to be written fom scratch, even a small one then you need much more than that can provide. so you may be looking at a full time employee. |
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"That will depend on how big my project is of course.
And if you can license stuff.
What platform are you hoping to do it for?
Guessing mobiles?
If so head to an android dev forum to recruit.
But dont do the old "oh if you do it for free I'll give you a percentage" lark"
It's intended for a PC release.
I'm thinking of recruiting from my local University, to keep my own costs down, and give them some paid work. The intention isn't to build an entire game at this point, simply a demo. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"That will depend on how big my project is of course.
And if you can license stuff.
What platform are you hoping to do it for?
Guessing mobiles?
If so head to an android dev forum to recruit.
But dont do the old "oh if you do it for free I'll give you a percentage" lark
It's intended for a PC release.
I'm thinking of recruiting from my local University, to keep my own costs down, and give them some paid work. The intention isn't to build an entire game at this point, simply a demo."
I don't know how it works over there, but here if your set up with the college the students may be able to earn credits as an intern. |
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I think using good student expertise is a good option. They can help you write the specifications etc, as well as develop something further, such as a demo.
Commercially having a very precise product specification is really important, coupled with the right contract for delivery.
Do we get to hear more about it? An online dogging and swinging game, with the winner achieving 'hardened' swinger level  |
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"I think using good student expertise is a good option. They can help you write the specifications etc, as well as develop something further, such as a demo.
Commercially having a very precise product specification is really important, coupled with the right contract for delivery.
Do we get to hear more about it? An online dogging and swinging game, with the winner achieving 'hardened' swinger level "
That's why I think it's probably a good place to recruit from, both in order for me to save some money, and the chance for a student to get some experience as well as a bit of extra cash.
I can't give many details about the game away though I'm afraid...anyway, it'd be kinda of awkward having comments all over my Kickstarter saying 'I'll pledge you some money if you fuck my ass!' |
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Thanks for the tips, I'll check those out too, but I must stress the importance of me working with someone local, I want to be particularly hands on with the development process, as I have a very specific idea of what I want this game to be. |
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