Descent-To-UDK

We are in the middle of a moderator Crisis. There appears to only be one mod actively voting, currently which is putting us way behind in acceptance/reject. A number submitted are expiring due to requiring 3 votes, instead of two.
Huge shout out to 1DeViLiShDuDe for being that one mod continually voting on submissions!
So, for a recap of what is potentially involved:
• You’ll need to be able to set aside a couple hours a week to vote. We receive hundreds of submissions on a weekly basis, and an hour on two different days of the week should be enough to keep up.
• You’ll be responsible for maintaining the group's quality standards and making sure deviations submitted follow the rules.
• You’ll be able to take part in admin discussions about the future of the group, and anything else that comes up.
• You'll potentially be communicating with user's submitting work, verifying creation methods/contribution, as well as helping find the correct catego

1/2Hawk "This just in from Epic:"Since Unreal Engine 4’s launch, we’ve been amazed at the groundswell of cool projects in development by the Unreal community. One thing we’ve heard many times: While development can be fueled by creativity and determination alone, finishing and releasing a commercial project often requires money.
We know this firsthand, as Epic’s early projects were built on shoestring budgets funded by such sources as Tim Sweeney’s lawn-mowing earnings, and Mark Rein’s credit card (before they took it away from him!). A small budget can make all the difference in shipping a project with the content, marketing materials, and promotional expenses necessary for it to gain traction.
So, Epic Games has created a $5,000,000 fund to provide grants ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 to select projects being built with and around Unreal Engine 4. Any project that has reached the

Tim Sweeney on March 02, 2015 | Community News
Unreal Engine 4
Is now available to everyone for free,
and all future updates will be free!
You can download the engine and use it for everything from game development, education, architecture, and visualization to VR, film and animation. When you ship a game or application, you pay a 5% royalty on gross revenue after the first $3,000 per product, per quarter. It’s a simple arrangement in which we succeed only when you succeed.
This is the complete technology we use at Epic when building our own games. It scales from indie projects to high-end blockbusters; it supports all the m