3:55 PM on 07.25.2008
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Now, to link lots of tubgirl/lemon party/meat swing...
Maybe find some people interested in creating your vision, make a homebrew, start pimping it through all the channels (I think Luc Bernard did this?)
Also, find away to get in at a company doing something that isn't writing, just so you're in the right place to network.
Maybe . . . get a job at Destructoid? :D
As for the other advice? that is the bane of my problem. I had a team (technically I still do since we are writing the sixth and final installment of our series) but each of us live in different parts of the continent. Two are canadian and the other three of us live in the US but nearly 800 miles apart. We've been trying to get a publisher going for a tabletop gaming approach, but I've been trying to steer us more towards digital medium instead of physical.
We did get half a game made using the old 16-bit RPGmaker utility that was circling a while back but life has a way to end up contraining everyone. Marriages, moves, etc etc etc.
Maybe I'll ask Luc how he did what he did and try and follow that example...or something.
there's a good amount of game development in atlanta and in research triangle or whatever.
my friends and i were able to come to atlanta and find great work pretty quick.