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If anyone plays League of Legends when you go to the shop and click a champ you can go to skills and see videos of them in action

Besides a general how to fly video
I think we could make videos on how each thing works like prox, missles, how to side thrust, how to launch low sig
etc.

I believe we complain about stack too much generally speaking as a fairly regulatory returning-player.

I don't know when we will have programs running again, but I don't believe the information to do well in this game is readily available thus I think we need to improve the way we teach people the game, I'm not sure if youtube was widely used when the wiki was made but I'm sure we could make lots of short clips on how stuff works in the game with the goal of being short and concise.

This is just an idea I've had I'm not very political(what are politics?) but I'm sure some of you will like to discuss this,
Have at it!

With the number of people recording and posting full games I imagine you can put together a decent library just pulling links to different time segments of their videos. I think their was a group of people, I vaugely remember a guy named LANS working on it, that was doing short dedicated videos. Whatever they accomplished should be around somewhere. Just grabbing times out of full game videos sounds a lot easier to fill in any blanks we have left.

Thanks for the idea of taking segments from squad games.
Thanks for reminding me about AllegTraining.

I haven't really talked about what I'm thinking of in terms of how I would be presenting/ laying this, er these videos. What I had initially was how League of legends shows videos of their champions in champion spotlights, and when visiting their ingame shop under champions seeking the skill videos they do for each champion after the spotlight.

This might stay a project I never start but thanks for the help so far.

We should include this videos directly in the training section of the game, making them easily accesable to new players.
Also because that is the first place and brand new player goes.

I still require music integration

music's not too much of a big deal, and I can take a couple hours and get things rolling if I had to. I just have yet to go down that path yet, and will do so in the near future for a couple A/V projects in mind for my media site project.