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Besides that, you need programmers, artists, mappers, and modelers that are actually passionate about the project unless you pay them. I don't really know much people that have those skill sets or if people like that, that even exist (with a passion for day of defeat). I can map, I've made a couple maps but that's it.
Unless you make this alone, and somehow have all of the skills to make a mod all by yourself then you should go for it. I remember somebody on reddit making a dod recreation that they ended up deleting silently a month later.
If you want to find some people you should possibly go to facepunch forums or something, you might find a couple people. I know some programmers working on TF2 mods that I could possibly get on it but I doubt they actually would. Regardless, this seems really unlikely this will happen.
Good idea but a lot of work.
I publish 2 games and know how many hours go away before you get a result.
You can get the same mechanics like DoD or DoD:S in evry engine but is a lot of coding and fixing.
When you not familiar with full coding try to start with a mod for a game.
You can visit a lot of good forums they guys try nearly the same.
Maybe you can start a project with some guys.
I think here is not the right the place to find coders.
I got not enough time for this project but i wish you good luck.