#how to make a murder mystery game
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No kidding
Don't ever use cv1, it's useless, learn cv2
Good luck finding it here lmao, go to #class-info unless you're looking to pay €
Money
Ok
To tell you "no".
If you're looking for a private tutor you gotta pay cash, or a shitton in tokens
20k tokens per circuit and I'll teach.
Just for me I'll make you a special offer 40k tokens per two circuits.
(Nvm)
I like my idea more.
Ong. 
Your loss
20 bucks a session isn't even that bad a deal ngl
@vague prairie you should accept his offer, it's pretty cheap compared to anything else
Better than my 40€ (38$ or sum) per session

Glad to see you accept my offer, class starts in seven minutes.
1/5 (that's a fraction) circuits.
So not even a full circuit.
@vague prairie I'm feeling generous, if you pay 60k per circuit I will teach you one free circuit.
Here are "some" of the prerequisites I think you will need to be able to make such a game with circuits:
- Networking
- Variables
- Game design (specifically to how it applies to rec room, and it's games.)
- Level design
Get these and you'll not only be able to make a murder mystery game, but any game you want!
If you want someone to make the game for you, then you should be prepared to pay for that, even if it's a tutor. The trolling you've received already, while still unfair, could be stopped if you were actually interested in hiring the help.
I offered to teach for cheap.
You can find people that would do it for free
@vague prairie don't pay someone to make a game. You won't learn anything that way
Take makerpen classes or ask for help
Good
U don't need cv2 for a murder mystery game. I've played the og murder mystery game when it was run on cv1
Y'all are unbelievablely crazy. Lol what happened to helping fellow Recroom members
CV2 classes can be found in #class-info and are free, that or a tutorial online are great ways to learn CV2. Id suggest learning and building your CV2 skills before trying to create such an ambitious project.