I've got a game idea and i have the combat all laid out and I have some character designs and weapons etc, but I haven't the knowledge of code, modeling or Unity in general to get it put together, I could make mockups, but not the real thing. I'd really appreciate some help trying to put together a demo that just exhibits one battle and have at most the combat system in place.

The combat works via commands, like Kingdom Hearts. There's also a card battling system and an action puzzle system but I don't want to work those in yet because obviously that's more work than I need. In other words, I need some help to guide me along with Unity while getting some work done and progress made at the same time. I'd follow some tutorials but I don't want to keep making game projects over and over when I don't have the time, so I figured I could kill 2 birds with one stone.

@Crouchjump Son, you need to witness the Gamecube and N64.

Ooooh, someone who got an item into TF2, that sounds neato

I'm on the same boat with QuadCore, I've been told I have a good voice and like to practice casually off and on but my equipment is just a measly normal headset or my iPhone.

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I'm very new as a game developer, but I've made a couple maps for Source, so I know a lot about the concepts of map making in hammer. I can help with concept art too, and I'm learning 3D modelling as well.

I'll leave some links for you to see the stuff I did while learning:

I made a HL2DM map, trying to emulate the cel shaded city from the game Jet Set Radio, here are some screenshots: 1 (hl2dm),2 (csgo port)[i.imgur.com]
I tried to get some verticality going on and "cold" or "hot" looking areas depending on the lighting. The players ended up liking the destructible geometry, the open areas and hidden rooms a lot. I added dynamic music too, which had several different songs that switched as you travelled the stage, but since players complained about the melody changing much, I had to tone it down to just a single song that only changes it's equalization when you go inside or outside. Everyone agreed that having dynamic music was great to the map and that I should keep it, though.
While making the music thing for my map I ended up loving Source's soundscape feature. However, learning how to use it was very hard. So I made a guide about it to help people out:guide
I also draw, kinda[dl.dropboxusercontent.com] (it's bad). I made that drawing for my mod, as a concept for an NPC character that jumps around helping the player.

Even though I think you couldn't compare my basic skills with those of the rest of your team, I'd love to join and if you let me in I'm willing to help as much as I can.

Thanks for your time.

EXCUSE YOU THAT IS NOT BAD THAT IS GREAT AND YOU ARE GREAT

I know, I'm actually bringing up the Source Engine for consideration is all. :c

And not to mention the Source Engine is oriented for FPS games in the first place.

Yeah, but I mean, it's still easy to do, plus it's not like it would be like most FPS games.
I say original as in not like most games that have been coming out as of late such that have all of the features that basically killed the FPS genre. It would be more like something that hasn't been done before or done lately.

I've got a Greenlight Concept up on here.
http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=127939954

What about Silo? That one seems pretty neat and cheap.