TOWN DESTROYER'S PROFILE

Hey all -
For my western project, entitled "Hard Pushed and Twice Alive" I am looking for a composer. Because all graphical assets in the game are being created from scratch, I feel like it'd be a big letdown to have all the game music be ripped from western games (like Wild Arms). I am looking for someone who preferably works in MP3 format as opposed to midi. The ideal song type I'm hoping to create is the classic spaghetti western style stuff (acoustic guitar, whistling, trumpet, bells, wood block, etc), however I'd definitely be open to someone who wants to put a different spin on it. Flaky/non-committal people need not apply. I've put a hell of a lot of time into making the graphics as best as I can, and I still have a long ways to go, so I want someone that is willing to contribute over many months.

"Hard Pushed and Twice Alive"
http://rpgmaker.net/games/1346/

If I forgot to mention anything let me know, and if anyone has questions feel free to send me a PM.

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Alter A.I.L.A Genesis mostly, but Junk Man looks pretty interesting.

Ohoho, keep your eyes peeled, because in a few short days I will have info for my other project posted as well.

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I think the main problem is that RPG makers don't have access to people who would be good voice actors, are good voice actors, or would be willing to do it in the first place.

There are tons of people who do it for free, and do it well with good equipment. When I was really into doing flash movies I found a message board online of voice actors that mostly do pro-bono work. You just go and post the info about your project, characters needed, and descriptions of what their voices should sound like. I got dozens of auditions for one flash animation, I had so many I had to turn a bunch of people away.

I played this for a while and had a lot of fun with it. It really exudes professionalism. All the systems, the presentation, the graphics, everything is spot-on.

Apparently I'm part of a minority, I am with my dream girl. Took years of dating lots of people but it ended up working out, and now I'm with the person I'm going to marry.

If you are shy and looking for a way to meet girls, you could get a tattoo. I know it sounds ridiculous, but I can't even begin to tell you how many times complete strangers have started conversations with me by asking about my tattoos. One thing leads to another and next thing you know they're asking to give you their number. I've had to turn a few girls down that were trying to ask me out, and I'm a pretty reserved person who rarely talks to strangers.