u/0rionis

I'm planning on selling a game on Steam, and will probably reach out to a publisher too. I need some voice acting for my vertical slice and I'm in contact with the person who'll be doing the lines.

This is going to be a fairly short gig, probably under 500$ and no more than 5hs of work. It feels excessive to get a lawyer to write me a contract that states they don't own any part of my project, but it sounds like its a recommended thing to do in case a few years down the line they decide to sue me?

How exactly do people go about this, I also don't have a corporate/LLC yet, so its all under my name until I get closer to release and know more about the wishlist count and publisher situation.

I mostly do finesse fishing with jigs and smaller baits and have had a lot of success with 4lb flouro these past years. I've never tried braid before but I'm wondering if its worth giving it a shot.

I really don't like the idea of having to mix braid + flouro for snags, it seems to defy the whole point of having a stronger line with the braid, and its extra work every time you lose a bait.

I'm wondering if theres any reason I'm overlooking that makes braid the obvious choice. Would tying the bait directly on the braid be ok too? If it snags on something would pulling on the braid make it break at the knot point similar to flouro?

Any advice is welcome!