Aid with dialogues?
Posted: Fri May 01, 2015 3:10 pm
As I'm not familiar with any kind of coding at all, or anything involving computers (I know how to open Word-documents and write in them, pretty much), I was wondering if there is any need of assistance in developing quest-lines, history or dialogues?
I feel the urge to aid in the development any way that I can, but lacking coding skills is a huge setback.
I could even accept revising current ideas for dialogues (looking through what you've done and do correction-work where needed).
I could provide ideas for monsters, cultures, character personalities and various plots.
I am a writer during my spare-time, so I have plenty of influences I can draw from there (and I'm studying to become a Linguistics teacher, so correction-work will be quite accurate).
My current research and studies involves Swedish (Scandinavian descents), English (;Germanian foundations), Latin (and immediate derivations), Japanese (spoken and romanized - not the original symbols), Slavonic structures and Arabic (and Eastern) influences, and I even develop language structures.
This research is mainly done in order to develop new languages, so I just analyze structures and sequences - I'm only "fluent" in three; Swedish, English and Latin (only written form, as the spoken form is quite dead, deceased, forgotten and slaughtered < It's always fun to hear people "speak" latin in movies and media).
So, if any assistance is needed, I am qualified for a few things
I feel the urge to aid in the development any way that I can, but lacking coding skills is a huge setback.
I could even accept revising current ideas for dialogues (looking through what you've done and do correction-work where needed).
I could provide ideas for monsters, cultures, character personalities and various plots.
I am a writer during my spare-time, so I have plenty of influences I can draw from there (and I'm studying to become a Linguistics teacher, so correction-work will be quite accurate).
My current research and studies involves Swedish (Scandinavian descents), English (;Germanian foundations), Latin (and immediate derivations), Japanese (spoken and romanized - not the original symbols), Slavonic structures and Arabic (and Eastern) influences, and I even develop language structures.
This research is mainly done in order to develop new languages, so I just analyze structures and sequences - I'm only "fluent" in three; Swedish, English and Latin (only written form, as the spoken form is quite dead, deceased, forgotten and slaughtered < It's always fun to hear people "speak" latin in movies and media).
So, if any assistance is needed, I am qualified for a few things
