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"I made all the RTS buildings, tanks, some enemies, terrain textures and so on. Maxwolf never paid me anything. Since I never got paid I asked Maxwolf to help
by fao_ 10y ago
"I made all the RTS buildings, tanks, some enemies, terrain textures and so on. Maxwolf never paid me anything.
Since I never got paid I asked Maxwolf to help me finish my game SickBrick."
Well, there's one of the problems (Ignoring the misdeeds of the other person and Steam's inability to resolve this scenario). If you're in a situation where this person won't fulfill an existing agreement, don't start another agreement with the person. If they won't fulfill the one, you have no idea if they'll fulfill any of the other agreements.
- wand3r 10y agoHe's a broke <20 years old and lives in Croatia. Stripe was created to solve the payment problem because it's HUGE and doubly difficult outside north America and on a tiny budget. His first "real" game. Sure, you're right but something like this happened to you or someone you know and you learned that lesson. He learned it , hindsight is 20/20 cut the guy some slack. It's not like the other dev was the first developer to let a deadline slip
- astrodust 10y agoI'm not saying he's completely fault, but if you go back for seconds and you get the same thing you got the first time, getting shafted, you were basically asking for it. If someone dicks you over, cut them out of your life. It can be difficult, painful, and possibly the hardest thing you've ever done, but if you don't do it you'll have even more regrets later on when they take advantage of you again and again. You're broke, you're desperate, you've only got this one contact, and you figure, hey, what's the worst that could happen? Well, now you know. Now you're still broke and even more angry than before. That being said, if he's got a legal leg to stand on he should lawyer up and go after this guy.
- fao_ 10y agoMy comment wasn't intended to push the blame onto them.