03 Oct 15, 12:56PM
This thread is going to be the same waste of time as the two threads mentioned in the first post. RaverZ and Halte share the same misconception about how someone "becomes dev". Guys, in the history of this game, no one was ever "made" dev. You start contributing - and at a certain point, the dev team feels, that they know you and your work well enough, that they think, you can be allowed to merge your work without another dev working as a middleman. That's it. That is the only way.
RaverZ/Halte, if you think, that you know better - and that you can find enough others to do the work for you: go ahead and do it! It is that simple. Start working. Assaultcube explicitly encourages the development of modded versions of the game. If you ask nicely, some of the devs may even help you.
Btw, you can work both routes simultaneously: just make a fork on github and start working. If no one merges your pull requests into the main repo, finish your goals on your own.
However:
Put up or shut up!
RaverZ/Halte, if you think, that you know better - and that you can find enough others to do the work for you: go ahead and do it! It is that simple. Start working. Assaultcube explicitly encourages the development of modded versions of the game. If you ask nicely, some of the devs may even help you.
Btw, you can work both routes simultaneously: just make a fork on github and start working. If no one merges your pull requests into the main repo, finish your goals on your own.
However:
Put up or shut up!