Experience necessary for this? Thread

Okay I have tubs of game ideas that I have developed in my head but I don't have experience to execute for it I have one idea in particular that I really wanna make but I don't have experience with 3D modelling (its low ploy models btw) and coding or unity however I can manage and oversee games, design mechanics, do audio for it, and write the story throughly, I can even draw the concept art and find ideas to give a representation of what I need done...I just lack the 2 most important criteria of making a game, design, and coding I have recently picked up blender (and I suck at it), but it will take extensive time before i'm even somewhat at a average/ mediocre level of doing basic design. So is it plausible to find a team (I don't seem to have necessary qualities of game development) that would be willing to work with me, or do I spend long hours blender grinding to get better?

I have most concepts and mechanics realistically thought out but i need experienced people to code :p its not as easy as copy paste template...to the best of my knowledge anyway, I wouldn't mind learning to do 3D modelling in blender becuz i may need it later on for some animating (then I just need to team up with coder) and the project is far bigger than just me (its a immense undertaking), I could even organize payment...

Read about game design, learn about it and become a real game designer, not only a guy with ideas. This will make the difference.

I have explained to most people it's quite easy to grasp :p I made quite alot of concept art for reference, found similar art, and have enough objects to compare with.

What would a design document include?

Edited by: Fully-Metal

shot bru thats a big help.

If i have clearly defined parameters for my game design (which they are they need to be filed and written in good form for understanding on executing its principles) would it be advised to make a game page and see who interested in help next?

Well I've always wanted to make this and there are countless amounts of people that want this done! I wouldn't bring it up if it wasn't worth mentioning, I have a solid belief it could potentially be a money maker if executed well...also advertising I could easily do I would make trailers myself (and not half ass ones but really professinal i'm experienced with this). interest form the community is really the only option, it would take me years of learning to get to this level its not that it is hard to execute, im just personnaly incapable of doing the two main jobs. However i would be willing to put money into it. I only intially have $5000 but i just need it kickstarted becuz games take alot more than jus a mesley 5000. do you think its possible if its well thought out with a starting budget of 5000, and i do trailers, media, story, manage, and even get the audio for the game?

i would like to show people that i'm serious +it gives them visual representation of whats to come why do you say its more sucessful the lower the goal?

Because people are more likely to pledge to a project that's asking for 25,000 than they are for one that's asking for 500,000. A lower goal, combined with  screenshots, concept art, gameplay videos, whatever gives the impression that a given project is closer to completion than a high goal and none/little of that.

A nice trailer shows that you've done a lot work on the trailer. Nice concept art and/or screenshots/renders/gameplay videos shows that you've done a lot of work on the game itself. Unless your trailer is beyond top notch, all other things being equal, people are going to be more likely to pledge to the project with more concepts and stuff to show than they are to the project with a trailer and a wall of text. Especially if the project with more stuff is asking for less money.

That's part of the reason that the Star Citizen KS had people lining up to pledge while the Elite: Dangerous KS is causing a lot of skepticism. Both games are being made by legends of the space sim genre. Both games have a lot of nostalgia value behind them. But SC has renders, concept art, and gameplay videos out the wazoo, not to mention a video with Chris Roberts talking about the game, while Elite has naught but a short video about David Braben talking about why he wants to make it, with a couple screenshots of the old Elite and a smattering of concepts.

Like Flash112 said, work on the game, get it partially done, then make a KickStarter to finish it.

It takes work but you can find people. Coders are the hardest to convince on this front, though, although future pay does at least get some attention from them.