Quality tuition is pretty cheap, and general information is readily available.
A community with a decent number of members, built around the idea of sharing progress, getting feedback, playtesting and generally shooting the shit devoid of soyjacks sounds really good though.
Matrix would probably be my choice - essentially non-woke Discord with extra encryption.
The scored sub is a great idea - something persistent and easy to find and use. I'd view chat as an alternative for regulars. In that vain, Element is pretty straight forward to use (for alt-tech). Haven't used guilded - how's it fair on the anonymity front?
Primarily, the visibility of Scored is the issue. I separate my CG/gamedev work into stuff I'd use for portfolio and throwaway work (speed sculpts, quick environments and code experiments) as to not dox myself. It's not a bulletproof solution however, and something with less visibility makes that dilemma easier.
It'll be interesting to see how it plays out. I really like the idea of a place where like-minded folks can share resources and help each other along. There are plenty of springboards for woke creators, this could ultimately serve as something similar for our guys?
That, and to network. I'm sure you know how hard it is to find people to collaborate with, especially artists, without pronouns in their bio's.
Quality tuition is pretty cheap, and general information is readily available.
A community with a decent number of members, built around the idea of sharing progress, getting feedback, playtesting and generally shooting the shit devoid of soyjacks sounds really good though.
Matrix would probably be my choice - essentially non-woke Discord with extra encryption.
The scored sub is a great idea - something persistent and easy to find and use. I'd view chat as an alternative for regulars. In that vain, Element is pretty straight forward to use (for alt-tech). Haven't used guilded - how's it fair on the anonymity front?
Primarily, the visibility of Scored is the issue. I separate my CG/gamedev work into stuff I'd use for portfolio and throwaway work (speed sculpts, quick environments and code experiments) as to not dox myself. It's not a bulletproof solution however, and something with less visibility makes that dilemma easier.
Yeah, had much of the same experience with Gab.
It'll be interesting to see how it plays out. I really like the idea of a place where like-minded folks can share resources and help each other along. There are plenty of springboards for woke creators, this could ultimately serve as something similar for our guys?
That, and to network. I'm sure you know how hard it is to find people to collaborate with, especially artists, without pronouns in their bio's.