Looking to form a team of talented scripters for VX Ace (with paid commission)

[MasterMoes 22]

Contacting all scripters of RPG Maker Central!

I've been working on a commercial project using VX ACE for a few years now: a game called Night Spasm (available free-to-play on Steam). Split into multiple chapters, the first chapter of my game has been getting a lot of attention lately. Because of that, I've begun developing the next chapter of Night Spasm which serves as the full paid version of the game. I am looking to comprise a development team for Chapter 2 of my team, and I need as many scripters as possible to make Chapter 2 the best it can be!

The job is simple and easygoing. I will ask for a script, negotiate a fair commission price (based on the complexity of the script), and give the commission payment to whoever is willing to program the script for the cheapest price. It's a "first come, first serve" operation. You are free to code scripts at your own pace unless specifically pre-specified. Once the script proves to work as intended, I will pay you (PayPal or Venmo preferred, and I am willing to pay in any regional currency). While I can't offer much for each commission, being the indie developer that I am, most of the scripts I plan to commission should be fairly simple. You'll be able to work at your own pace and decide whether or not you want to take the commission. All hard work WILL be compensated. Any commissions you don't take will remain up for grabs for anyone else on the team to take.

I plan on creating a Discord server ASAP where the script requests will be held.

If you are able to program VX Ace scripts, no matter your skill level, please let me know if this offer interests you. Be sure to share this post with anyone you believe may be interested. And of course, if you have any questions or concerns, leave them down below and I will answer as soon as I can!

(Here is the link to the project: Night Spasm: Chapter 1)

[roninator2 274]

I am always interested in learning more. If you get a few scripters together I would also like to collaborate with them on whatever script is made so I can understand more if it's something I would never have known about.

 

[MasterMoes 22]

Thank you, I'll sign you up once I know who else would like to participate! 🙂

[MasterMoes 22]

Thank you, I'll sign you up once I know who else would like to participate! 🙂

EDIT: Don't know why my comment posted twice...

Edited April 5 by MasterMoes

[roninator2 274]

10 hours ago, MasterMoes said:

EDIT: Don't know why my comment posted twice...

part of the forums problems. Before we were able to get back in and see posts there was three threads for your request for scripters.

Edited April 5 by roninator2

[MasterMoes 22]

Thank you, I'll sign you up once I know who else would like to participate! 🙂

EDIT: This forum has issues...

Edited April 10 by MasterMoes

[MasterMoes 22]

Thank you, I'll sign you up once I know who else would like to participate! 🙂

[kyonides 5]

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I will ask for a script, negotiate a fair commission price (based on the complexity of the script), and give the commission payment to whoever is willing to program the script for the cheapest price. It's a "first come, first serve" operation. You are free to code scripts at your own pace unless specifically pre-specified. Once the script proves to work as intended, I will pay you (PayPal or Venmo preferred, and I am willing to pay in any regional currency). While I can't offer much for each commission, being the indie developer that I am, most of the scripts I plan to commission should be fairly simple. You'll be able to work at your own pace and decide whether or not you want to take the commission. All hard work WILL be compensated. Any commissions you don't take will remain up for grabs for anyone else on the team to take.

That's the problem here, the first condition sounds discouraging to say the least. :S

[MasterMoes 22]

Thank you, I'll sign you up once I know who else would like to participate! 🙂

[kyonides 5]

I am not offering my services but just telling you that you might need to make a better offer than the current one to entice advanced scripters to join your project. (Unless that's not really what you want to do here.) And please don't rush to conclusions just because you don't know how to do something as you were told. Asking questions is not bad, feel free to inquire of anything for any good reason. Nonetheless, declaring that something is useless because it's not what you expected or you simply are a newcomer that doesn't know how to use it, is sort of offensive. This is especially true when a veteran scripter is trying to help you somehow. Just don't do it again.