CORROSIVEDUDE'S PROFILE

author=SnowOwl

author=psy_wombats
In any case, there's definitely organizational overhead when working with a team larger than say, 3, especially if people have never worked together before. Even with people I've worked with for years, a team size of 6 still requires me to spend about half my time in a manager role anyway. So I really don't think limits are necessary, diminishing returns does the trick just fine.

With the risk of sounding like a bitter loner: Your arguments are not very persuasive when you're in one of the biggest teams.
Also, one person out of six spending some time managing what everyone should do is hardly diminishing returns. More is always better, unless some are total amateurs, in which case you have yourself to blame for letting them on your team.

Edit: By better, I mean faster. And fast is pretty important when you have one month,

That said, I don't really care about team size limits, feel free to add as many as you all want. I just wanted to be contradicting for no reason.

I up this :B

I'm going for a "scary" game. but since I'm basing it on a kids story... well, let's see how it goes.

Also, since this is my first "full project", I realized some things:
a) My OCD is a crime when I make sprites.... seriously
2) There seems to be "Phases" as a beginner sprites (or at least me). First, it doesn't look THAT bad (with 1400% zoom), next after adding details, it looks way better (still 1400), suddenly I unzoom an MOTHEROFGADH WHAT DID I MAKE!!!!

Yeah, not helping my self-esteem....

Good luck people~ Let's all have a good time~