So I do music and sfx for games as a job and recently someone I worked with at a company a while back contacted me to ask if I could do some freelance music work for a client of his.

Turns out it is an NFT game. I said a price that's like 50% higher than my usual rate and they said yes.

But like, nft games are bad and I hate them, but at the same time I have a baby and a mortgage and writing music is still fun at the end of the day whatever its for. I'm basically thinking just do it but don't put it on my portfolio??

If I don't do it someone else will I may as well at least take their money.

  • PMC_DSA_Karen [any]
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    3 years ago

    Like Zizek said, take their money today and shoot them tomorrow. When they say "But I gave you money" tell them "You fucking idiot. Lmao"

    • justjoshint [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      thats a real all-timer from the most academically prominent shitposter of our time

  • OldMole [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    Get that bread, just make sure you actually will get paid

    • blairbnb [he/him]
      hexagon
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      3 years ago

      yeah the way crypto market is going right now I'm gonna maybe ask for half up front and in dollars not jpgs

  • MoreAmphibians [none/use name]
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    3 years ago

    It's like being an office drone for a bank or a hedge-fund or something. We all need to eat. But yes, get paid in advance as much as you can and if they want you to do any more work outside the contract make sure you get paid for that as well.

  • OutrageousHairdo [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    If I don’t do it someone else will

    Actually you'd be surprised. Developers like me are sick of that bs.
    Personally I'd say to scam tf out of them and leave them for dead, and then taking their money is ok.

  • The_Walkening [none/use name]
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    3 years ago

    I'd go for it, get half upfront and don't try too hard with it. Most of these things aren't successful/real in the long run regardless