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I NEED A SPRITER
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KiteAlaster
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CloseI'm working on a project this isn't the first one I've started but it would most likely be the first one that gets onto the internet. Now the reason why my other projects haven't gotten onto the internet isn't because I didn't have the motivation to finish the game it was more or less computer problems or rpg maker problems to name off a few of the things that have happened to me are having to get my old laptop wiped twice, RPG Maker VX Ace for some unknown reason decided it suddenly couldn't read the weapon icon files, and my old laptop deciding to kick the bucket out of these things 3 of them happened to nearly or halfway done projects yet I am not discouraged in fact I'm more eager to get a game finished then ever also the spriter must be willing to work for free I really can't afford to pay anyone since I am looking for a different job atm and will be going to college shortly after finding said job.
Good to hear you're looking to put a game out there! Just wanted to give you a head's up that most people who make sprites are probably not going to jump at the chance to work for someone for no pay without knowing anything about the project and working for someone who hasn't completed any projects of their own yet.
I'd suggest making a small game to show the community that you have the skills needed to make a good game, using whatever resources you have now, and then trying to get help with the sprite work for this game afterwards. People will see that you have the dedication to carry a game through to completion, and will get a feel for what you're capable of doing. Not many people are willing to put in a lot of hours work for someone they don't know and risk the chance of the project getting abandoned and all their work going to waste.
I'd suggest making a small game to show the community that you have the skills needed to make a good game, using whatever resources you have now, and then trying to get help with the sprite work for this game afterwards. People will see that you have the dedication to carry a game through to completion, and will get a feel for what you're capable of doing. Not many people are willing to put in a lot of hours work for someone they don't know and risk the chance of the project getting abandoned and all their work going to waste.
Ya I can understand that and now that you mention it I was perhaps a bit too eager to get started on this game that I didn't think to make a small game to begin with and to show what I am capable of doing plus that would also help with learning the process of getting a game through onto the site.
ChuJooRi
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If you do want to work on your game though what I would suggest is to use placeholder graphics for now and get a good part of the game done. That way you can show the spriter what the game is directly and the spriter could even place the graphics directly into the game and see the result right away.
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