New Mmorpg In Minecraft! (had Idea For A While, Made A Few Attempts As Well)

Hi guys! I had an idea for an mmorpg in minecraft! Possibly the only one rated everyone 10+ instead of rated everyone 13+!
So I was wondering, can I have a music maker for it?
Anyone who is good with music i'm fine with! I will pay you 43 EB to make these tracks (WITH NBS STUDIO):
Town (Just your standard town theme)
Sonro Plains (A plains outside the very first town)
Dry Sands (A desert theme)
The Mage (Final Boss theme)
Slippery Plains (Like an icy, snowy type area theme)
Dark times (Like a sad and depressing type song)
Infinity Graveyard (Another even more sad and depressing song)

AND THATS IT!
NOTE: I do abandon the project ALOT. But I always come back to it eventually, and most of the time there are somethings that will stay the same with the ideas. Music is one of those things. I'll ALWAYS use the music you make.

Thank you,
-TyTyBrine

 

If you think using the forums of an existing Minecraft MMORPG to kickstart your own MMORPG, maybe you should reconsider this idea. Too many times I've seen these threads filled with ambition for a large project, only to see it die, not in a crash, but slowly with a simple whimper.

Does the time of hiatus get longer and longer between each abandonment to the point where the word "eventually" becomes a formality? Does your enjoyment become more shallow and shallow every time you try to come back to it after abandonment? Do you spend more time making less progress than before? Does your vision for the future of this project become more and more cynical? Do you realize how crushing and pressuring lost confidence over a project can be? I do.

Also, advertising your MMO using a lower rating as a hook isn't exactly a very good way to attract players, same goes for abolishing swearing.


Sorry for ranting at you man, but I have so many unfinished projects in Minecraft alone, it just becomes sad, so many unfinished MC mini-games, custom maps, worlds, etc. I don't want people to go through the same cycle. Too many times I people see use forums as a way to kickstart huge projects that you never hear from again (Other than the yearly "We're not dead guys!")
If you truly think you have enough dedication to put time into a project to finish it, go ahead. I won't stop you man.

 

...hmm...your right. But this time I'm sure I have enough dedication.