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Re: Indie Game Development - Resources, Forums, Positions ?
Strange no one mentioned the forum at TIGSource it's the first place that comes to my mind when it comes to indie games. They've got both paid and unpaid job areas. The Help Wanted section at the Gamedev.net forum might be another place to find a programmer in need as they tend to hang out there as well. -
Re: Modular design within games.
Some good technical reading material in the wiki page CategoryWhitepapers. I would start with the Game Renderer Articles section, then search through the whitepaper links. You'll want to learn about memory, framerate, instancing, batching, atlases, vertex duplication, etc. It would also help you immensely to get in contact… -
Re: Cryengine is now free
this might explain things better for you https://gamedev.amazon.com/forums/questions/4517/cryengine-vs-lumberyard.html -
Re: Best game dev studois in the Europe
Haven't got a whole lot of time to reply right now but I would recommend starting here if you're looking for studios in Europe, I'm guessing you want more info about them though rather than just a handful of names.... I'm sure others here will help out :) http://gamedevmap.com/ -
Re: I need help and guidance
Actually, it looks like there's a decent number of studios in Spain: Gamedevmap If you truly love making games just keep making art - it's still just a job, one that has very little security. A Fine Art degree will help when you need to get a work Visa but when it comes to getting a job studios only care about good art. -
Re: For teaching purposes can you kindly donate any current gen assets?
Thanks for the love guys and understanding, there's some amazing resources from all of you so thank you! When the students get to see these products whether its a Drop ship, Batman Car, Aircraft Carrier and so they realize its a team effort and it becomes quite apparent that for many in this industry you have to learn to… -
Re: Getting started. Tips?
Head over to the TIGForums and Gamedev.net and learn about whatever interests you. Maybe head out to a community college and take some programming courses. The structured environment might do you some good. Or if school isn't to your liking then pickup a couple of programming books and go through them. At some point in… -
Re: Attracting a quality artist to your WIP Game.
Wow guys, thank you so much for the feedback. I want to boil this down a bit and fine tune it. For the purposes of my specific project. I've been programming for more than a decade, although not on games, and I understand the difference between a realistic and unrealistic project for an indy to tackle. I've been in the… -
Re: illustrator or game artist
I'm not even in the industry yet and I feel your pain. I see people getting jobs with portfolio's worse then mine and it makes me sick. I apply for jobs and don't even get a reply saying they got me resume and reel info. The game industry is an awkward beast and many of the bigger names maybe professional but they could… -
Re: Thoughts on working in Shanghai?
also i'd like to add, that there are plenty of western companies producing in shanghai, 2k for example - talked to them sounded somewhat cool but i decided to stay here with my dad beeing sick and all, i'd rather stay here for while until its all over. But i'd totally do it for a limited amount of time and if my girlfriend…
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