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Fatalis Joining 0k?
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[Crimson]Fatalis
13 years ago
I'm considering joining the 0k team
for the purpose of reporting bugs and other problems, new ideas(like slow missile), and general admin purposes
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Licho
13 years ago
There is only one way to join the dev team - devving! :-)
Sadly, supplying ideas or admining on autohosts (which isnt needed imo) is not considered development, anyonce can do it using forums or google code :-)
There are some non-coding tasks to do though - making single player missions, making promotional or tutorial videos etc.
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[Crimson]Fatalis
13 years ago
me ivan and numb are making 0k chickens does that count?
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GoogleFrog
13 years ago
Making chickens how? It is much more useful to commit to the cental repository when making chicken mods. As for other help a general PR/advertising person would be good, someone to make moddb posts and text other places if they need to.
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[Crimson]Fatalis
13 years ago
nevermind ill stay in my own team making crack
and then u can see if u want it
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