Fynn
is an EoFF Hero and/or Heroine
Radical Dreamer

Thanks xD

Maybe having "listening skills" covered in each class is coming in handy :3

Once things start getting more complex though with the nighttime actions, I'm prolly gonna be so lost

Nope. Not that I object to helping. I just don't know how I'd contribute, really. I just learned of it when he was showing off some of the art and talking about it. Seemed like a good opportunity for you.

It's the main way I communicate with him (and most of my friends). It's kind of a combination of Skype and TeamSpeak. A chat/audio system for friends, designed for gamers. It's much more stable than Skype, and it's a fairly useful system for contacting people, allowing private conversations with individuals or groups, the ability to form your own server, and more. That and the Smashboards forums are the two ways I have to contact him (unless you want to go visit him in Germany).

Okay. I told him your concerns. Here's his response:
"Honestly I think this is a good place to start just doing it.
We don't have any deadline, expect the game to still be in development for some years and since the entire thing is voluntary and made by fans, progress usually comes in bursts of work with small trickles in-between
The often shifts in momentum can be a bit demotivating at times, but on the plus side no one is asking for regular reports, so if his time/interest in the project or doing music ends up veining there's nothing stopping him from quitting."
So work up whatever sort of presentation portfolio you may like, then I'll put you in touch with him (do you use Discord at all?).

He did want me to let you know that they are using the Creative Commons license system for the project's art for legal reasons, so that you could look into that and make sure you were okay with it.

It's a passion project. It actually started out as a ROM-hack until they decided to go their own direction and build everything from scratch. They've been working on it since 2008. So, I don't know that they'd mind the slow rate of progress, as long as you kept it coming. It would be unpaid, though, I believe (though, once the game's complete, they could maybe sell it, and I'm sure you'd get a share of that).

Would you want to compose for a video game project? I have a friend involved with making a spiritual successor to the Shining Force games. They have a fully working engine built from the ground up, some sprite work, good map design... But they don't have a composer, and have been using license-free stuff because of that. He liked your work, though, and if you're interested, he'd showcase it to the rest of his team and see what they think, maybe pull you onboard.

I got inundated with homework and emotional stuff but hopefully I can send you some of my writing soon!

Uhh well. Maybe. I guess.

I can only imagine I've never tried doing it myself.

No prob. Have fun composing~