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Jan 22 2015 Anchor | ||
My name is Sean O'Sullivan and I am interested in a writing role. Edited by: Sully789 |
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Jan 23 2015 Anchor | |
Why are you looking for a writing role, when your background is in programming? But sure I'll send you an email. Also "hire" suggests you would like to be paid, are you only considering paid roles, or unpaid as well? |
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Jan 23 2015 Anchor | ||
Have you considered using Twine to prototype game scripts? It's an extra skill to learn (albeit quite a simple one), but I find it's a great way to test, experiment and debug dialog trees. An imperfect tool for sure, but a very useful one. It's a constant struggle to write and read game scripts in plain text. Very hard to get a sense of flow or rhythm. |
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Jan 23 2015 Anchor | ||
I feel like my programming skills are very general and basic, I have only explored a bit of game code in my spare time. I'm better at writing stories then writing code, at the time being at least.
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Looking for paid and unpaid. Obviously preferred paid!
I've used Chatmapper, I've heard it's similar to Twine? Included a Chatmapper file in my portfolio and added it to my first post, thanks for the heads up. |
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Jan 24 2015 Anchor | ||
They're similar beasts. Chatmapper is much more focused on games and so gives you a richer toolkit - I know a dev team who are using it. Twine is much more general purposes, but it has the strength of being able to output as a HTML file, so there's no lock-in. Anyone can just 'play' a script, which I've found to be really useful. Still, its great that you have access to a better tool than a word processor =) |
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