IndieGoGo Project

[Gryffin]

Hello,
I am developing a StarCraft II mod called Furnace. It's a 6v6 squad-based RTS. A commander on each team orchestrates the battle, while the rest control unique squads. Please take a look at the campaign and donate if you're interested. Even sharing to your friends would be very helpful. Thank you.

View Furnace Here

 

[Dr Super Good]

Why do you need donations?!

 

[Gryffin]

Hi, I need donations to pay my rent and food for two months, as well as a couple of other miscellaneous cost-of-living things. Essentially, I need funding to actually develop the game, to give it the time it needs to be finished. If I were working a full-time job, I would never finish the game; there wouldn't be enough time. Thanks for the question.

 

[blacklabel]

Hi, I need donations to pay my rent and food for two months, as well as a couple of other miscellaneous cost-of-living things. Essentially, I need funding to actually develop the game, to give it the time it needs to be finished. If I were working a full-time job, I would never finish the game; there wouldn't be enough time. Thanks for the question.

Get a job !

 

[Frotty]

Sure, I pay for your living while you develop a sc2 map.
What world do you live in?

 

[Aeroblyctos]

Well, we need proof you're actually doing something. And even if you're, would you pay someone for developing a mod?

 

[Kitabatake]

Hi, I need donations to pay my rent and food for two months, as well as a couple of other miscellaneous cost-of-living things.

This is a modding community.
We are not here to feed you and pay your rent.

If I were working a full-time job, I would never finish the game; there wouldn't be enough time.

And nothing of value was lost.

 

[Dr Super Good]

I am sorry but no one will pay you to develop a SC2 map unless you are the developer of an already popular map (the next DotA Allstars).

 

[Gryffin]

Try looking at it this way: what do you think your money is going towards when you pay for a game? Developers don't work for free. They work because they have to pay their rent and buy food, and hopefully, they get to do something they enjoy. Your purchasing any game is directly supporting the developers of said game. The only difference between professional titles and mine is that mine happens to be a mod, and it happens to be free (well, if you own StarCraft II). I think many modders wish they could get paid to do what they love; what's wrong with trying to live the dream?

 

[rulerofiron99]

Sounds interesting, but to be honest the video looks very bland - especially the terrain.

 

[Gryffin]

Sounds interesting, but to be honest the video looks very bland - especially the terrain.

Agreed. The terrain is very much a work-in-progress. Thanks for the feedback.