Working on Graal gets boring after a couple of months unless you're being paid irl, which would give you motivation. You're not really missing out on much. You get to play with a few tools and get known in the community but other than that, most gfx leave either in their first few days or their first few months. I have no clue why people glamourise being an admin so much. Classic does not need a levels team as they already have skilled developers who can create custom tiles, graphics and sprites for a level and put everything together themselves. Levels is by far the easiest skill set, anyone can pick it up and it only takes a couple of days to get the hand of it - perhaps learn something else?

The tools and powers don't fascinate me that much anymore. For me it would be fun and to level for the server and I wouldn't get bored like others. Sure being known in the community would be cool but being able to level for the server in the first place would be cooler.

it aint happening mate, also edited my original post

I honesty would imagine leveling to be one of the more fun parts of classic's developer's duties.

Scripting, gfx, and any other skill is out of the question for me. I do levels. I am not going to level for playerworlds while playerworlds gets treated bad and have no chance of getting on an iServer preferably classic. What am I supposed to do when Playerworlds is no longer and is only used to host the iServers?

All of the current developers are already good with levels I don't see a need for having more than 2/3 especially because most content doesn't require levels to be made.

I would rather our current developers be the ones who tackle this sort of stuff together, you don't need large teams for a pixel-based MMO where level design is simplistic and they have good chemistry and consistency when it comes to designing new content (Destiny, Castle, etc).

Hiring people with no other skill set or purpose other than levels would just be a waste because they would sit around a lot doing nothing, anyone wanting a developer position should practice in other fields of development and take the initiative to learn.


I don't understand this point, the gmap on Classic is already finished except for future expansions which our current developers are very capable of doing it them selves and with a better quality than most.

If you're not mature enough to be GP then you're not mature enough to be on the development team.

That's not really what I meant. I am mature for development teams and I would act mature for GP I would have troubles knowing what rules are what.

Well can we see some examples of your work with the Classic tileset?

Any experience? A portfolio?

You won't be accepted into the team, but if you truly wanted to join you should have all of the above already posted.

Classic is leagues above other servers because they don't just hire developers and recycle them non-stop.

Whatever. Just whatever. People can discourage me all they want. I don't care anymore. Just wanted to give back to the community and help but I guess even that simple wish isn't accepted. Wanted to be in on the "helping the server progress" thing but I guess I don't have the option to be on a non-existent levels team. Sorry for wanting to help.

Yes, I can get some in a bit.

maybe because it doesn't exist

It's unrealistic to expect to be thrown into a position like that from the start.

If you want to help apply as a GP, practice other development skills, and contribute that way.

Make some suggestion threads and get involved with the game discussion because that all helps and contributes even if you aren't the one implementing it.

Although the thread wasn't supposed to be about me it was an idea to establish one I still might as well share some work (although I do have a thread for that already, but the early work isn't as nice plus it doesn't use the classic tileset it used atlantis)

http://i.imgur.com/WuLj7Dd.jpg

I will post some later I guess.

Here have a free project sneak peak (this project is for fun)

http://i.imgur.com/21wOXp0.jpg