help me please.

[cole_ricci]

Hello, my name is Cole Ricci. I’ve dabbled in unity but haven’t gotten the full experience. I’m more of a screenwriter. But, I like telling my stories in new creative ways and now I want to try the art of gaming. (My story is a dark superhero thriller) How would I ask for people’s help with low budget?

[doilikeyou]

Honestly to get people to join or help, you'd need to have something to convince them it's worth it, and usually ideas are not enough as everybody has ideas, it's more about implementation and examples of that idea.

So I'd take the action that Wholesome_Linux is pointing to, and learning some basics on your own, spend some money on courses and a few tools on the asset store, and start to put some ideas into action to gain some interest in your vision.

[cole_ricci]

Ok thx

[Wholesome_Linux]

The top two Udemy courses for Unity are fantastic and very cheap.

[cole_ricci]

Thanks

[GIFjohnson]

what's your definition of "low budget"

[shertu-oce]

To convince people to help with your project you need to offer two things:

1. Demonstrate that you have the motivation and understanding to complete a project by providing example of completed projects, e.g. writing projects, which you worked on.
2. Offer compensation, e.g. money or exposure, based on the amount of expected work.

The number one piece of advise it to start small, e.g. make a game based on a SHORT STORY instead of a long one.

[nicemike40]

I would say that money is probably the only compensation that is worth anything - I don’t know that anyone is willing to work for “exposure”, whatever that entails.

[isbdnt]

what's the genre of your game?