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Oh, wow!
Come on in! https://discord.gg/v7SpHe3J

In that case, come on in! https://discord.gg/v7SpHe3J

Our game is a 3d action adventure. Is that okay?

in that case, come on in!

(Invite expires in 24 hours) https://discord.gg/v7SpHe3J

great! Could you perhaps tell me what you mean by "narrative designer"?

Yes

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https://discord.gg/RbPrQw7r <- Here's the Group DM link!

https://discord.gg/RbPrQw7r Group DM Link!

https://discord.gg/RbPrQw7r Group DM Link!

https://discord.gg/RbPrQw7r Group DM Link!

https://discord.gg/RbPrQw7r Group DM Link!

Great! Do you know how I could send you a discord invite link?

Do you know how I could send you a discord invite link?

Great! Do you know how I could send you a discord invite link?

Great! Do you know how I could send you a discord invite link?

Wonderful! Do you perhaps know of anyone else we could also recruit?

Wonderful! Do you perhaps know of anyone else we could also recruit?

While my post of finding teammates isn't that old, I'm getting antsy so I'm posting here, too.

Do people usually bring their own teams, or do they also post recruitment posts and cross their fingers?
Or is it that almost every participant already found teams and were working months ago?

Since everyone apparently appears to be looking for a team and nobody is assembling one, I have decided to make the objectively questionable choice of volunteering for exactly that.

About me:

• Basic Unity and C#
• Can use GitHub
• Have participated in exactly one game jam
• It did not go well
• Therefore, I possess valuable firsthand knowledge of what failure looks like

I’m looking for people who are also relatively inexperienced and want to make something  manageable, do-able, and actually submit it.

An artist and composer would be especially helpful, along with anyone interested in audio, writing, design, or Unity programming.

My proposed leadership qualifications are:

• I can create a group chat
• I can create the GitHub repository
• I can keep a task list
• I can repeatedly ask, “Can we actually finish this in a week?”
• I am now deeply afraid of overscoping

This would be collaborative rather than “I have a brilliant idea and require workers.” We would choose the concept together after seeing what everyone can do.

Come join the world’s (probably) least overconfident game-jam team.

Hi. I am not the wizard programmer your prophecy foretold.

I am, however, a first-time jammer with limited Unity experience who would like to help a small team finish something playable instead of summoning the Scope Creep Demon on day 3.

I can help with simple Unity implementation, scene setup, UI hookup, playtesting, bug reports, task tracking, and small C# tasks. I am not trying to be the main programmer for a giant project.

Looking for a beginner-friendly team with tiny scope, preferably Unity, where I can be useful and learn how team development actually works.

Seems like the discord link is still invalid. Could you please send it again?
Thanks!