RoarCraft Owner

[BOOP]

Hello,

I am looking for someone to run RoarCraft with me, I already have some graphics (logo, banner, forum design [xenforo], et cetera). I also have hosting, which is ran on a dedi in New York.

The only thing missing is configs and builds, which you'd have to pay for. By saying that, I don't mean to push all the expenses on you. But I've spent about $80 on the server so far (50 GBP/month dedi, $20 for the logo, and another $20 for the xenforo theme which is about $80-100).

I WILL continue this project, I won't push it off, or just quit after a while.

NOTE: Do not trash this thread. If you do, I'll have the post deleted, thanks.

Thanks,
Zander S // FalloutGN

 

[BOOP]

What about advertising?

Oh, forgot about that.

But what do you mean, by that?
Like, do you mean how advertising is gonna be done, or who is gonna pay?

 

[BonjeM]

Good luck finding someone.

 

[BOOP]

In your post you said all you need is configs and builds, which requires no pay, but you are missing the advertising component which does require pay.

I did say configs and builds require pay "The only thing missing is configs and builds, which you'd have to pay for.".
But, the advertising price would be split between both owners.

Good luck finding someone.

Thanks!

 

[BOOP]

Skyblock sevrers are to common, what makes yours unique? Id be willing to invest if it is worth it..

This isn't for investing, this is for a server partner. And even if you're willing to partner, I wouldn't accept.

 

[BOOP]

Wouldn't wanna work with some 13 year old anyways.

Lol, what's wrong with you? I just said even if you were interested I wouldn't accept.

 

[Overlord]

I would ask the same question he did. A partner is still investing their time, and in this case also their money. What makes this attractive?

 

[BOOP]

I would ask the same question he did. A partner is still investing their time, and in this case also their money. What makes this attractive?

Ahh ok. I've had a few ideas, but none were actually good. So I am currently in the process of thinking of something unique