Spenny

Use this thread to find teammates and contributors. If you have found a team, please edit your post to reflect that. If you need to recruit a teammate, please post: A brief pitch of your game, or a general idea of what you would like to explore. (e.g. ‘I’m going to make the definitive krampus simulator” or “I have nothing particular in mind, but am interested in exploring holiday themed supernatural child punishment”) What you bring to the team (Art, code, music, etc). What you need for your team (Pixel art, C# code, 8-bit music, etc). The best way to contact you. (PM, E-mail, Slack, Twitter, etc.) Optional: Your timezone, for easier collaboration. Optional: If you know what engine you're using, that might be handy for folks to know. If you need a team, or just want to contribute assets, please post: What you're interested in doing for the jam (art, code, music, etc) The best way to contact you. (PM, E-mail, Slack, Tinder, Snapchat etc.) ​Optional: Your timezone, for easier collaboration. Optional: What sort of game you're interested in working on. Optional: Your experience level and a sample (or a link to a sample) of your work. ​This thread only works if you are willing to reach out and ask someone else to join your team! Before you make your own post, make sure you read the others!

I agree with your assessment regarding the arrows direction. Good video though, definitely shows what you're going for.

Almost half way there!

I could use help deciding who to include in my pantheon of pagan gods. It could even be you dibs!

Cool cool nice. I am excited to see the end product.

I think modelling the earth is a real neat thing to do, loving the progress!

Sometimes things don't always go as planned.

Welcome to the forums!

Go Team Big Dogs! Really excited to see what you all do!

Suspected member of the communist party. Lacks aesthetics. Plays secret paladin.

Sounds cool. I was looking through your art after our exchange on twitter and I'm quite excited to see how it translates in to game assets.

Good gif! Good gif!

I so so so very want games with director's commentary.

After The Wizard Jam, it seemed everyone couldn't contain their enthusiasm for doing another. Many people were suggesting we do one sooner than a year even, but some Grinches like myself suggested it would take away the magic if it occurred too frequently. The demand for jams was so persistent though, it was decided another jam must be held, and instead of taking all the wizard's magic, why not borrow some magic from the approaching season? Winter Wizard Jolly Jam (I'm not married to this name btw) What is it? An Idle Thumbs community game jam. Much like Wizard Jam, community involvement and encouraging people to try their hand at making a game are key components. What are the Rules? Make something. What's the Theme? Winter, Winter holidays, Idle Thumbs stuff, whatever you want. When does it take place? How long? A two week period sometime in or around December, vote here. Are you interested? Will you participate? Does the format, theme, and time frame feel right? Please make suggestions if you have them!

The diversifiers are:

The jam starts so soon my hype is off the meter!

I made a not so subtle edit to the first post:

Yeah most of the MaxFun ads sound like they are trying way too hard to say just how whacky all the hosts are.

I think a lot of "gamers" like to tout the "honest" approach as the way that F2P games need to be made, when in reality doing that just means that a developer caps their maximum revenue per user at a low number and still only sees a miniscule percentage of players converting to spending players. Realistically, every successful F2P games has purchases that may not be "honest" in the sense you want, but are absolutely honest in the value of what they're selling. You're not going to trick people in to buying something.

Absolutely 100% okay

Not having played Morrowind, I will concede that Oblivion is number 2.

"Kero" is Japanese onomatopoeia for the sound a frog makes, like "ribbit". That explains the kero in Kero Blaster.

Oblivion has the best pacing of all the Bethesda RPGs. You are guided to play through the story until all the Oblivion gates open up in front of all the cities, at which point you realize closing Oblivion gates its boring and you are fully ready to screw off into the open world.

Just a little over a week till this starts. Are those people looking for teams successful in their endeavors? Any more we can do to facilitate the process?

These are some nice looking modular 3D assets.