Owl 1 Posted November 9, 2023 Is this a Junior Developer or Developer Application?: Junior Developer Server(s) within WG you have played/currently play:(include your highest IG rank for each/any and estimated time played) Clone Wars - Currently 501st Jr Medic COL and Jedi Operator, previously CT Adv Medic and Jedi Lorekeeper Discord Name: owl_nl Steam Name: Sparrow Steam ID: (https://steamidfinder.com/): STEAM_0:1:85474696 Age when applying: 23 years old What country do you currently reside in? What is your time-zone: Germany, (GMT+1) What is your coding knowledge?: Since september I have started the study to learn to be a IT specialist, (learning linux coding, setting up Windows 11, preparing, presenting it to customers, learning how to handle customer support and more) and with that experience I'm planning to go for software/game developer because I have a lot of interest and self taught experience in it. Currently I don't have any previous LUA experience but I'm willing to learn on how to code it and with that help out the servers. Why do you want to Dev for Werewolf Gaming?: To help out the servers, get experience with LUA, understanding what it means to be a developer and make some friends along the way. If accepted, is there a server you would want to primarily work on?: The Clone Wars RP server but I'm also open to help out the imperial server. If Accepted, Is there a developer you would prefer to learn from?: Reg or Atlas Do you own a working microphone? When you communicate do you type or speak: Yes, I own a working microphone and I can communicate by speaking in voice chats and if necessary I can type it out.
Quasi 11 Posted November 12, 2023 +1 known Owl for a lil bit and he's a good guy Current Ranks: [Reserve Medic] Previous Ranks: [CT Colonel] [CT Vice Commander] [501st Adv Rancor] [501st Colonel] [501st EXO] [Jedi Warlock]
Seth 46 Co-Director Posted December 15, 2023 Denied Unfortunately we're looking for applicants with more GLua experience at this moment in time, feel free to reapply in 3 weeks. .
