Okay /tg/, I want to make something. I want to make a Free Open

>I've yet to decide on the actual standards and mechanics

lol

The point of this thread is how good it is, but trying to work towards something that is a good idea and won't try to be cardboard cocaine with high costs.

I like the idea but that's overtly raw. You need to come up with at least 1 set of rules and cards fitting that rules before pitching it.

The overall concept is good but the feeling I have is that you thought of it in the last hour and typed it out on /tg/. This means you are highly likely to flake out of this idea within a week.

Show some actual work, and some creativity, and then you will find people willing to contribute.

How you pitch an idea is almost always more important than the idea itself in getting traction. Bad ideas with good pitches get funded or get followers, good ideas with bad pitches don't.

Best of luck, OP.

>>55040984
I mainly wanted to make sure the raw idea would work before pursuing something that could take a few weeks to get something that could be shown. I was tossing over the idea for a few weeks now while doing mindless tasks, so half typed out on /tg/ half precontemptlated. Before I come back and actually present a product it'll be at least something solid for people to get an idea and build off of.

>>55040920
>PNGs
lol

>>55041120
I just mean...If the final idea is to make it free-licensed, present it in a way that's at least interesting, else nobody has a real reason to give a damn, be it to help you or just give feedback.

>>55040920
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Free Beer,
is in fact, No-Cost Beer, or as I've recently taken to calling it, Copyright-Encumbered Beer.
Beer is not free unto itself, but rather a product of a recipe
of a fully private formula made useful by the brewer, bottler
and various marketing campaigns comprising a full product as defined by world patent agencies.

Many thrill seekers drink a particular recipe of beer every day,
without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the type of beer
which is widely drank at parties is often called "Free Beer", and many of its imbibers are
not aware that it is essentially a copyrighted product, locked-down by the brand owner.

There really is beer, and these people are drinking it, but it is just a
product of the brand they choose. Beer is property: the beverage in the system
that inhibits the brain's resources to the other thoughts that you have.
The beer is an essential part of a proprietary system, freedomless by definition;
it is only consumed in the context of a complete, private patent. No-Cost beer is
normally drank in the company of friends: the supporters of a freedom-denying corporation
that basically protects its own interest with copyrights, or Copyright-Encumbered Beer. All the so-called "Free Beer"
distributions are really distributions of No-Cost Beer.

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>>55040920
Now i don't want this thread disappearing in hope that you/others will do something interesting, but probably nothing will appear because there are even no sketches.

This makes me sad

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>>55040920
Nice! That would be awesome

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>>55041120
Tossing nonsense to help creativity and because why not.

How about a background story where Stallman is a giant wizard returning from the mountains to a village that has been overrun by an evil lord, chaining everyone with specific "spells", and you can set free someone by a matching combo of freedom spells?

You can get two set of cards, the enslaving cards and the freedom type, winning points represented by the amount of people you free.

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