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[Hajo]

A 12 years indie project? man, I wanna see that

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simutrans
http://www.simutrans.com

I didn't even know that indie games exist when I started that First i jsut wanted to do it as a training project for C++ and OOP, but it soon picked up interest by players, and so it grew bigger and bigger.

7 years were too long though. I should have left earlier, or at least reduced the amount of time that I spend on it. It's not been fun anymore in the end.

[Ajene]

dude 12 years that's fucking insane. 

For my team I was Pr, Marketing, Managing, Art, and helping with Programming. Spent most of my time talking with other groups trading info and learning, another half working on site, doing some art work and sketches, learning C++, and talking to members of the team to see if I could get something from them, or would I have to do it myself. most people stood around waiting for me to give them something, and they didn't spend a lot of time talking about the project.

I'm thinking of doing things for educational purposes and continue working on art and programming, this way I don't have to worry about everyone on the team. thinking of doing small projects with others soon too.

[gangsta59]

i wish  we have more indie guys for work together in turkey to