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It's like this. I took a demo of a little game concept I had to an games outfit on Thursday.
They liked it. Which is nice, EXCEPT: At the time they started talking about potential markets and what sort of price was I expecting, I was having immense trouble keeping up with what they were saying. All memory of that aspect is corrupted. I don't know if they expect me to sell them the concept, or the rights, or what. I've never done anything like this in my life before. And they want an answer by Monday. I have no idea what to say or do. Nor how to respond. Some of you, I know, are already in the industry. As such, I seek your advice. Yes, the first thing you want to do is have someone who is familiar with written, legally binding, agreements have a look at it.
Second, ask for a second meeting to get things cleared up, they want to be on the same page as you - if they balk at this they're not a serious company anyway. Bring someone along, a friend that can just sit down with his or her mouth shut and listen in, taking notes and looking busy. Ask for a pause if you get stressed up, just tell them you need a cup of coffee or something cold to drink. Can someone please change the download link on the last news post to
http://ethereal-hell.telefragged.com/guncotton.zip The one at the moment leads to a corrupt zip and fp has locked the file for some reason so i can't upload on top of it or delete it. cheers. Not literally hug Descartes, mind you. I don't think his remains rate very well on the Hugability Scale.
#1337 posted by Wazat
Ah, yes. It will be forever burned in history. At least until we fix the original QMap. :) This isn't that much to get excited over, but I have finally finished my web site, designed by Phait. It contains all of the levels that I have ever made, including perhaps a few here and there that haven't been available before. The url is the same as before, http://www.planetquake.com/tronyn
Enjoy browsing, and perhaps sometime this summer I'll have a new Q1SP release for you. Cheers, Tronyn i noticed too... the links on some of the pages ("quake episodes," for example) are pointing to "file:///c:/mysite/whatever"
It works now. The problem was caused by a difference between the editor I'm now using, and the one I was using before (in which entering an html file as a link wouldn't "permenantly" point at that file but rather just its relative location.)
Anyway, fixed. Enjoy. (I guess this wasn't newsworthy). Did you get the mail I sent you with the zip file attached? If not I can resend or upload the file for you, let us know.
it's good to tell people, but i try to avoid having personal news on the front page (biff's site redesigned, qmd retiring, vondur giving birth, etc.)
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