I really wish i could develop

You can always learn.
But yeah, there's been lack of updates. Thomy pls, buy crates and crates of Red Bull, and start working :kappa:

I really wish i could develop

But you can, develop arabs into fellow staffs

Quote from: Martin on August 05, 2015, 07:12:21 pm

I really wish i could develop

You can always learn.

It took me 3 years to become a good developer lel

FeelsBadMan.



Jokes aside, I can't promise updates on a scheduled cycle as a single person. Emps is already a pretty big game with plenty of things to do. I try my best to roll in at least one update a week and so far I haven't missed that goal often.

I hope you do understand, that I can't just hold a casting for new developers and expect them to deliver quality game content within their first week? Emps has grown big and so has its code. It's not a project you'll immediately understand and be able to work with. Besides...  who trusts random people on the Internet? It's not easy to find people developing good content. To be totally honest, I'm also not looking for any, because imho it brings more complications than benefits in the current situation. Besides... you know what hiring a programmer costs!? Maybe things change when our community grows even bigger. We're already on a pretty good way, steady player increases every week this summer!

Hiring an extra programmer might cost a bit but see it as an investment, it improves the game and most likely attracts a lot more players. (which means more earnings for you and a better quality private server) win-win right?

Plus we both know that there is someone you can trust who is available atm

Quote from: 3st Ranger X on August 05, 2015, 07:14:57 pm

Quote from: Martin on August 05, 2015, 07:12:21 pm

I really wish i could develop

You can always learn.

It took me 3 years to become a good developer lel

How good do you have to be to call yourself good?
And well, he'd better start learning then :kappa:

Quote from: Keiskelar on August 05, 2015, 07:17:48 pm

Quote from: 3st Ranger X on August 05, 2015, 07:14:57 pm

Quote from: Martin on August 05, 2015, 07:12:21 pm

I really wish i could develop

You can always learn.

It took me 3 years to become a good developer lel

How good do you have to be to call yourself good?
And well, he'd better start learning then :kappa:

like 3/thomy

I really wish i could develop

I.really.wish.you.couldnt...

you.would.honestly.code.oak.tree.into.a.staff.member.

"okay.our.newest.update.is.giving.oak.trees.+5rights,since.our.staff.members.aimlessly.stay.in.one.spot.anyways.and.having.a.conversation.with.them.is.exactly.like.talking.to.a.tree.it.make.sense"

"everyone.welcome.our.newest.staff.member:oak.tree"

2.weeks.later.woodcutting.becomes.illegal

FeelsBadMan.



Jokes aside, I can't promise updates on a scheduled cycle as a single person. Emps is already a pretty big game with plenty of things to do. I try my best to roll in at least one update a week and so far I haven't missed that goal often.

I hope you do understand, that I can't just hold a casting for new developers and expect them to deliver quality game content within their first week? Emps has grown big and so has its code. It's not a project you'll immediately understand and be able to work with. Besides...  who trusts random people on the Internet? It's not easy to find people developing good content. To be totally honest, I'm also not looking for any, because imho it brings more complications than benefits in the current situation. Besides... you know what hiring a programmer costs!? Maybe things change when our community grows even bigger. We're already on a pretty good way, steady player increases every week this summer!

As long as you keep deleting databases I'll still love you beb

Quote from: Thomy on August 05, 2015, 07:05:13 pm

FeelsBadMan.



Jokes aside, I can't promise updates on a scheduled cycle as a single person. Emps is already a pretty big game with plenty of things to do. I try my best to roll in at least one update a week and so far I haven't missed that goal often.

I hope you do understand, that I can't just hold a casting for new developers and expect them to deliver quality game content within their first week? Emps has grown big and so has its code. It's not a project you'll immediately understand and be able to work with. Besides...  who trusts random people on the Internet? It's not easy to find people developing good content. To be totally honest, I'm also not looking for any, because imho it brings more complications than benefits in the current situation. Besides... you know what hiring a programmer costs!? Maybe things change when our community grows even bigger. We're already on a pretty good way, steady player increases every week this summer!

Hiring an extra programmer might cost a bit but see it as an investment, it improves the game and most likely attracts a lot more players. (which means more earnings for you and a better quality private server) win-win right?

Plus we both know that there is someone you can trust who is available atm

There's no guarantee for that? You can say it will, but I'm not going to invest my personal money (that I need for living!) into risky developments that may pay off at some point. Sorry, that's not gonna happen.

Quote from: Freestuffyay on August 05, 2015, 07:18:59 pm

Quote from: Thomy on August 05, 2015, 07:05:13 pm

FeelsBadMan.



Jokes aside, I can't promise updates on a scheduled cycle as a single person. Emps is already a pretty big game with plenty of things to do. I try my best to roll in at least one update a week and so far I haven't missed that goal often.

I hope you do understand, that I can't just hold a casting for new developers and expect them to deliver quality game content within their first week? Emps has grown big and so has its code. It's not a project you'll immediately understand and be able to work with. Besides...  who trusts random people on the Internet? It's not easy to find people developing good content. To be totally honest, I'm also not looking for any, because imho it brings more complications than benefits in the current situation. Besides... you know what hiring a programmer costs!? Maybe things change when our community grows even bigger. We're already on a pretty good way, steady player increases every week this summer!

Hiring an extra programmer might cost a bit but see it as an investment, it improves the game and most likely attracts a lot more players. (which means more earnings for you and a better quality private server) win-win right?

Plus we both know that there is someone you can trust who is available atm

There's no guarantee for that? You can say it will, but I'm not going to invest my personal money (that I need for living!) into risky developments that may pay off at some point. Sorry, that's not gonna happen.

JONNER4PROMOTE!

Quote from: Freestuffyay on August 05, 2015, 07:18:59 pm

Quote from: Thomy on August 05, 2015, 07:05:13 pm

FeelsBadMan.



Jokes aside, I can't promise updates on a scheduled cycle as a single person. Emps is already a pretty big game with plenty of things to do. I try my best to roll in at least one update a week and so far I haven't missed that goal often.

I hope you do understand, that I can't just hold a casting for new developers and expect them to deliver quality game content within their first week? Emps has grown big and so has its code. It's not a project you'll immediately understand and be able to work with. Besides...  who trusts random people on the Internet? It's not easy to find people developing good content. To be totally honest, I'm also not looking for any, because imho it brings more complications than benefits in the current situation. Besides... you know what hiring a programmer costs!? Maybe things change when our community grows even bigger. We're already on a pretty good way, steady player increases every week this summer!

Hiring an extra programmer might cost a bit but see it as an investment, it improves the game and most likely attracts a lot more players. (which means more earnings for you and a better quality private server) win-win right?

Plus we both know that there is someone you can trust who is available atm

There's no guarantee for that? You can say it will, but I'm not going to invest my personal money (that I need for living!) into risky developments that may pay off at some point. Sorry, that's not gonna happen.

Maybe off the donations you get from the game? I can't imagine how much you get at the moment so yeh...

Ermmm...rip

Hi

Your signature would be perfect for Joshiee.

I really wish i could develop

I don't.

FeelsBadMan.



Jokes aside, I can't promise updates on a scheduled cycle as a single person. Emps is already a pretty big game with plenty of things to do. I try my best to roll in at least one update a week and so far I haven't missed that goal often.

I hope you do understand, that I can't just hold a casting for new developers and expect them to deliver quality game content within their first week? Emps has grown big and so has its code. It's not a project you'll immediately understand and be able to work with. Besides...  who trusts random people on the Internet? It's not easy to find people developing good content. To be totally honest, I'm also not looking for any, because imho it brings more complications than benefits in the current situation. Besides... you know what hiring a programmer costs!? Maybe things change when our community grows even bigger. We're already on a pretty good way, steady player increases every week this summer!

As a single person maintaining an entire infrastructure by yourself isn't easy, I believe you're on the right track and direction for growth, keep strong m8.

I really wish i could develop

pls no

Quote from: Thomy on August 05, 2015, 07:05:13 pm

FeelsBadMan.



Jokes aside, I can't promise updates on a scheduled cycle as a single person. Emps is already a pretty big game with plenty of things to do. I try my best to roll in at least one update a week and so far I haven't missed that goal often.

I hope you do understand, that I can't just hold a casting for new developers and expect them to deliver quality game content within their first week? Emps has grown big and so has its code. It's not a project you'll immediately understand and be able to work with. Besides...  who trusts random people on the Internet? It's not easy to find people developing good content. To be totally honest, I'm also not looking for any, because imho it brings more complications than benefits in the current situation. Besides... you know what hiring a programmer costs!? Maybe things change when our community grows even bigger. We're already on a pretty good way, steady player increases every week this summer!

As a single person maintaining an entire infrastructure by yourself isn't easy, I believe you're on the right track and direction for growth, keep strong m8.

Quote from: Martin on August 05, 2015, 07:12:21 pm

I really wish i could develop

pls no

Is ThomThom literally doing everything on his own? What about Jon/Graham and you?
You're all busy I guess?




































Too busy with soulsplit yah?

Is ThomThom literally doing everything on his own? What about Jon/Graham and you?
You're all busy I guess?




































Too busy with soulsplit yah?

Graham and nour each got their own jobs. Now i don't know what jonneh's purpose is here on Emps but afaik it's drawing dongers on people's profile pages.