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The way you can expand your team with additional Unity technicians depends on a number of factors. The first thing we’d like to highlight is the potential durability of your cooperation with a new developer. Do you want to hire him on a full-time job basis for a long period of time? Or maybe you want new developers to care about some part of your project and let them go when it’s done? If you aim for long-term cooperation, search for the job sites in the region you're planning to work at and post your Unity job opening. If the region is not important, try posting your vacancies on international job sites like https://jobs.gamedeveloper.com/ And, of course, some great Unity development talents might be found on Linkedin. Use filters, depending on your purposes, and connect to the developers, whose experience and technology stack look attractive to you. Other great places to find Unity talents are forums and modding communities. Professionals from there have two major advantages:

1. they are passionate about their job
2. they have an experience of work on real projects.

See the game that is similar to what you’re making and check their mode community and you might find excellently fitting talent. But the option we highly recommend considering first is not being dispersed by hiring and teaming up multiple professionals, who never worked together before. Our recommendation would be to consider outsourcing an already established team with relevant experience. Drop us a line and we'll see how our expert team can help your Unity project find success!

Video game testing companies will be very familiar with the different types of bugs and glitches but the most common is a crash. A crash is when the game executable freezes, blocks, or exits the game entirely. Game crashes can come at any time, whether during loading or gameplay and often leads to the user losing their progress and having to repeat a section of the title. This particular bug is one that gamers despise, so it is essential that productions ensure that crashing-related bugs are minimal. You may also hear the term crash referred to by QA game testing groups as a CTD, which means crash to desktop. The term is generally referred to when no error message accompanies the crash. The other categories include severe and minor. Severe bugs halt the progress of the game or stop the user from being able to complete a section or progress. As an example, a quest may not trigger when you return an item to the giver halting your progress. Minor bugs can include irritating but not game-breaking bugs including things like visual glitches, objects disappearing, character models clipping the environment, those sorts of things.