[Fishy]

To be fair, I think a lot of this projects success has to do with avaris joining because he's on so many other projects and he offered to help run it very early. That probably helped draw in some initial people.

I think any project from any noob can succeed as long as you find someone more well known to help you get it going. You never know who might've had the same idea for a project. Get at least 3-4 people interested and on it before you even make a thread, srsly.

[Abadoss]

If not ten or twenty... it's the OA way! :P Hell, it seems to work pretty damn well for him.

[avaris]

Originally Posted by Fishy

To be fair, I think a lot of this projects success has to do with avaris joining because he's on so many other projects and he offered to help run it very early. That probably helped draw in some initial people.

I think any project from any noob can succeed as long as you find someone more well known to help you get it going. You never know who might've had the same idea for a project. Get at least 3-4 people interested and on it before you even make a thread, srsly.

Thanks Fishy!

To be honest if any noobs were looking to start projects I can give you an honest opinion about what it takes to run one, from the point of view of being someone not too established in the community. Honestly it's damn near impossible. You should at least hang around the forums for 6-12 months and prob have a mix posted. It took 3 years to complete this project. I had previous professional experience as a Conference and Meeting planner prior to my participation in this project. I was already familiar and comfortable with the "grunt" work required to run a project over the long haul. This and what fishy said helped tremendously.

But anywho if anyone wants advice just PM me!

P.S. Yuh damn right Brad! Good luck on ur recital dude!!!

[Foxhull]

all of which i am already working on rectifying

[realpolitik]

you have 10.fucking.posts.

come back when people actually know who you are :/

[Foxhull]

already, drama
i just have one request, please no swearing, its a religious thing
btw, if you do remixes, you are invited join if you want

[sephfire]

I hate to break it to you, but he's right. Until you have some level of notoriety around here, organizing a remix project is ill-advised, if not impossible. Besides which ...

Originally Posted by In the Site Project Guidelines, Darkesword

If you wish to head up a Site Project, contact me via PM, and we can discuss your project and work out the details.

Unless you've already done that, chances are this thread will be locked down anyway. Don't get me wrong, a Xenogears remix project has plenty of potential, but unless you've gone through all the proper channels, it just isn't going to happen. If you haven't already, familiarize yourself with OCR's Site Project Guidelines.

Good luck.

[Foxhull]

DarkeSword also wrote later

Approval to create a thread in ReQuests is no longer required. It's only creating a bottleneck.

I made sure to check that thread before i made this one. But thanks for the advice.

[Brandon Strader]

Yeah uhhh... I read page 1 where they were saying this project is impossible and won't be done. Then I noticed there's 61 pages. Sorry for my laziness but I don't feel like reading the next 60 pages. Is this project alive and working or not? I'd appreciate if someone could leave me some kind of portable message in my User CP. ^_^

Thank you

[John Revoredo]

Originally Posted by Oinkness

Yeah uhhh... I read page 1 where they were saying this project is impossible and won't be done. Then I noticed there's 61 pages. Sorry for my laziness but I don't feel like reading the next 60 pages. Is this project alive and working or not? I'd appreciate if someone could leave me some kind of portable message in my User CP. ^_^

Thank you

Well, just take a look at the tracklist. To me, this seems something more "possible" than "impossible". It's a real shame that this project wasn't trusted enough right from the beginning.