Creative Consultants
Wizard
01 Nov 2009
Gen.Kenobi, on 1 Nov 2009, 23:43, said:
For me, the only way of getting more visitors is making FS a mod hostee like Moddb. Not like, but with forums for new mods and modders (like Revora).
Am I missing something here?
*wonders what we're doing now*
Gen.Kenobi
02 Nov 2009
what do you mean?
In my personal opnion, your mod "hosting guide" isn't helpfull for new guys that need a handy. Also if you look to SWR's you'll see that their policys about hosting are much better for new mods.
In my personal opnion, your mod "hosting guide" isn't helpfull for new guys that need a handy. Also if you look to SWR's you'll see that their policys about hosting are much better for new mods.
Libains
02 Nov 2009
Gen.Kenobi, on 2 Nov 2009, 0:01, said:
what do you mean?
In my personal opnion, your mod "hosting guide" isn't helpfull for new guys that need a handy. Also if you look to SWR's you'll see that their policys about hosting are much better for new mods.
In my personal opnion, your mod "hosting guide" isn't helpfull for new guys that need a handy. Also if you look to SWR's you'll see that their policys about hosting are much better for new mods.
Sorry, but I'd like further clarification on that point. I don't understand how you think their hosting policy is more beneficial to new modifications. At all.
Wizard
02 Nov 2009
The only difference is there is that they 'require' a beta. We do not, however we do reserve the right to ask for one.
Edited by Wizard, 02 November 2009 - 00:19.
Edited by Wizard, 02 November 2009 - 00:19.
Gen.Kenobi
02 Nov 2009
They don't ask. Here FS ask.
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"SWR" said:
What is required of a modification or total conversion before it will be hosted here at SWR Productions:
-A solid design plan, with accompanying documentation, showing what your modification or total conversion is intended to be like.
Details are always subject to change so in this case a draft does suffice.
-Members on the team who have a proven history. This can be anything from renders or a gallery that showcase the team members' work.
If the modification or total conversion does not have any of the above the following may be accepted as an alternative:
-A working beta that shows the mod to be in a playable or, at least, in a release worthy state. An alpha with untextured models does not suffice.
-A solid design plan, with accompanying documentation, showing what your modification or total conversion is intended to be like.
Details are always subject to change so in this case a draft does suffice.
-Members on the team who have a proven history. This can be anything from renders or a gallery that showcase the team members' work.
If the modification or total conversion does not have any of the above the following may be accepted as an alternative:
-A working beta that shows the mod to be in a playable or, at least, in a release worthy state. An alpha with untextured models does not suffice.
Libains
02 Nov 2009
And to that, I raise you:
We don't require an alpha, but it is obviously a bonus if someone can present us with a little bit of work.
Edited by AJ, 02 November 2009 - 00:29.
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If possible, a working testing version (alpha) of the project.
We don't require an alpha, but it is obviously a bonus if someone can present us with a little bit of work.
Edited by AJ, 02 November 2009 - 00:29.
Wizard
02 Nov 2009
They say exactly the same thing we do. If the documentation and other such work is not available (or at an acceptable stage) then a beta is required. As do we.
CodeCat
02 Nov 2009
I'd like to add that a HUGE difference is that SWR hosts mods only, while FS hosts any game-related project.
