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From: "Adam Parrott" <sebring@mail.geocities.com>
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Subject: Team project openings.
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Greetings again.
Through some thinking and decision making, I have decided to make my
current project (the game "Eventuator 3D") a team project. Please
read the following for openings:
1. Assitance in the coding department.
* Not much help is needed here, however, a couple of experienced
people wouldn't hurt. Iif you wish to assist, it would be helpful if
you have had prior experience working on or have programmed a 3D
game or any 3D type routines on the Amiga, in Amos preferrably.
2. Beta testers.
* When my game is finished, I will need plenty of these. I think just
about anyone that can sit down and play "Pong" will do here. :)
3. Level designers.
* Anyone that has had previous experience designing levels for games
on any platform (either on your own project or in a game like Duke
Nukem or Wolfenstein) and a creative mind is qualified.
I have decided to make my game a team project since I thought it
would be a good idea, plus it would help me save time from doing it
all myself. pLeAsE NoTe: I have the graphics (they'll be rendered
in Lightwave) and sound (created or digitized) covered. However, even
though I am a musician, I would greatly welcome any assitance in the
music department.
I do want to say that you will be paid for your services on this
project (the harder you work the more you're paid). The details are
undecided, but I'll notify everyone once the team is assembled.
I await your message! Thanks again for everyone's time.
