Re: Contra-Style ROR Game - Back at it
Just man up and tell your artist (or your... whatever the counterpart to artist would be) to answer promptly and regularly, or get the fuck out. Don't be afraid to drop the hammer; it is your right as a co-creator to expect your partner to be considerate and timely.
People who shirk responsibility should be pressured - their response to the pressure provides insight as to whether they're responsible but a little unprofessional, or simply irresponsible. Either way, seeing their true colors is absolute necessity before you engage in any real commitment with them.
It would probably be half a year before I'd get a response to that lol.
I work at a place where if you don't do your job your ass is fucked by that hammer so dam hard you never return, so i know what you're getting at.When your employer evaluates your character and your commitment and responsibility the same way. If you're a good all around employe then you never need to worry, work well with others no problem,speak 3 languages, très bien good sir.
When moneys involved and your living is at stake and there is an employee thingy going on, the hammer would of been dropped already, but in this case there is none involved, so extreme pressuring feels like kind of a dick move plus its not a job but the same time it is, more like volunteer work.
I was the volunteer here, I wanted to help. I made some things they were received and enjoyed,feel good inside ya know. I could probably be put in the same boat of not making a deadline on some sprites but they are done and they were uploaded eventually, but on time, nope.
Anyways I've decided I'll be probably be moving on to something else now as soon as i figure out what that might be leaning towards an action rpg of some sort with murder,lots of sex and detective stuff with an engaging plot.
