CGCookie Collaborative Game Project

[Megan Sheldon]

Slack and Discord channels have both been created. If you send me an email to participate, I will automatically invite you to both. 🙂

[Jonathan Lampel]

Nice initiative @illusiverealms ! Like @jgonzalez mentioned we’ll definitely be here to help and encourage, but can’t organize anything officially. It’s been on my mind to do this type of thing in the future, but we need to finish our other projects first. 

[Megan Sheldon]

Thank you! I am fine with heading the organization of the project myself. We’re going to keep the scope relatively small at first, both because I am still learning and I think an achievable goal is necessary to keep everyone feeling challenged but not overwhelmed. 

If you would like to organize another project like this in the future, maybe I will be able to give some insights, at that point, based upon what I have learned here. 🙂 

[knuckelhead]

I will join the talk groups more after i finish this leadership board for the Army. Untill then i will keep posted here and see how things are going

[Paulo Alves]

Jesus, I LOVED the idea. My skills are still really rustic, but if I can be up to pace when the project starts getting traction, I would love to be part of it. This even gives me fuel to keep going.

[Eddie V]

I would definitely be interested in doing animation for the project once it is needed.

[hapit]

Good luck to you all. I would like to see a project homepage to follow you endeavor.

[Chetan Ranjan]

I am totally in this. I can make game ready mesh but I am not good in rigging and other things, so, I would love to contribute in modeling or texturing part. 🙂

[William Miller]

You should make a movie about Baker!

[Ryan Brewer]

Just to throw it out there (because I work with developers all day), we use Atlassian’s JIRA for a ticketing system. It’s similar to BaseCamp. With JIRA you can write tickets and move them through a workflow like “Concept”, “Ready to Start”, “QA’d”, “Completed”.

Alternatively, while it’s less robust, but super simple, free and quite nice: Trello.com.  Atlassian actually bought it, but you can still use it for free.

You might also look into Github or Bitbucket to version-control and share your assets.

Best of luck! Looking forward to hearing how things go!

[shane charles]

Still looking for help?

I still love Cryengine2, and looking at Unreal/Blender/C++ for my first two personal projects.  

What type of game? I didnt read through all two pages yet. Im more old school, less is more, and the games needs to be well laidout from the get-go, and very well polished at beta and almost perfect at alpha. I cant stand a lazy game delv…..

[Megan Sheldon]

Hi Paulo, 

You are welcome to join, we are starting to rough out the requirements for a playable demo scene. Send me an email if you are still interested: illusiverealms@gmail.com 

Thanks!

[Megan Sheldon]

Hi Killzone, 

You are welcome to join, we are starting to rough out the requirements for a playable demo scene. Send me an email if you are still interested: illusiverealms@gmail.com 

Thanks!

[Megan Sheldon]

Hi Chetan, 

You are welcome to join, we are starting to rough out the requirements for a playable demo scene. Send me an email if you are still interested: illusiverealms@gmail.com 

Thanks!

[Megan Sheldon]

Hi Shane, 

Anyone is welcome to join. We just recently updated our game document with some more organized information on the game concept. Everyone is still going through the learning process, so it may not be highly professional, but if you’re still interested, shoot me an email at illusiverealms@gmail.com. 

Thanks!

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