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End of the 7 Day RogueLIke Death March

by Steve Acaster · 03/15/2014 (2:55 pm) · 5 comments

It has been ... abit of a kerfufle ...

I've had bullshot up to here with Admin problems ...

A European based Portal/Distributor has refused to pay me because they ... don't pay individuals, only corporations ... one bloke - in his bedroom - making indie games ... --- that's not marketing bullshot, it's reality ... we shall wait and see on this one ... but it cost me 2days in spam and stuff ...
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I've had Klingons on my starboard bow ...

I've had delusions of grandure ... but let's face facts ... that's nothing new ;)

www.yorkshirerifles.com/random/airshipdragoonrogue_screeny.png
But I do have a 7 day RogueLike ... in 3D ... made by Turk3D ... ;)

And you may download it here ... www.yorkshirerifles.com/downloads/airship_dragoon_rogue_7drl_setup.exe
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Torque Owner Richard Ranft
Roostertail Games
#1
03/15/2014 (8:37 pm)
Just tell him you're an American - In America, Corporations are people so the reverse must be true....

Torque 3D Owner Andy Wright
BrokeAss Games
#2
03/16/2014 (12:30 am)
or just register a one man company at companies house...

Its probably because they pay 100% and dont want any liability over taxes etc

Although you would think they would check this before selling a third party software ...

Torque Owner Nils Eikelenboom
Studio DimSum
#3
03/16/2014 (12:34 am)
Don't know in the UK, but if you register a company in NL and you're the only person working; it's still a company! Else you could go for a HongKong Ltd.

Jimmy R Armes
#4
03/16/2014 (8:00 am)
@ Richard Lmao so true.

Here in the U.S you can register a company with only one person...I have done this with previous ventures and going to do it agian soon. But that is here in the U.S.


Richard Marrevee
R.G.S - Richards Game Studio
#5
03/16/2014 (12:20 pm)
Yes, Nils is right. Here in NL you can register as a 1 man company. The only thing you have to keep in mind is, that if you go bankrupt, your debts will also be paid from your private properties.