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This drives me crazy. I'm a pretty good 3d artist, so it's very easy to find people who want to work with me on game projects. Sadly, I've yet to meet one who
by pasabagi 9y ago
This drives me crazy.
I'm a pretty good 3d artist, so it's very easy to find people who want to work with me on game projects. Sadly, I've yet to meet one who actually kept the enthusiasm the whole way through - even when I've literally made all the art!
It's literally maddening to see so many games made with programmer art - and I just can't find anybody reliable to work with on any project. And, before you ask, I've tried contacting the makers of programmer art games - and it's almost always the case that they've moved on or got a job.
I just want to work on a project where I can see stuff through to the end without relocating to get a job at a studio. But if I post an ad, I just get a ton of replies from people who will drop the project after I've invested hours of work into it - no matter what I do.
- NKCSS 9y agoCheck out ThinMatrix. Not Sure id he’ll take you, but if he does, you can be sure he’ll stick to it.
- CryoLogic 9y agoSeconding this. ThinMatrix is an awesome developer and very persistent. He also needs help in the art area.
- raresp 9y ago"Sadly, I've yet to meet one who actually kept the enthusiasm the whole way through - even when I've literally made all the art!" Maybe that's because of you. You need to motivate the others in order to mentain their interest.
- pasabagi 9y agoI've considered this too. I think the problem is when you aren't paying people, you can't really demand they do stuff. I mean, perhaps you can - but I don't feel comfortable with it. So you end up being some kind of cheerleader - which I'm not great at.